Before Found on Maps, judged on three reviews.
After Photos, services and hours answer the question before the call.
Your Google listing or your LinkedIn profile is all Neuro needs. One flat price — hosting, security and the search setup included.
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A professional website for small businesses and independent professionals — built from your real Google or LinkedIn data, live in about a minute.
Words that get you called, written for the trade you are actually in — not filler.
One obvious thing to do on every screen, and it is the thing that earns you the call.
Written and marked up so all three can read who you are, where you are and what you charge.
Three jobs a small business normally hires out, or never gets round to. All three are in the $39.
Everything above. Renews yearly — cancel anytime.
$39/year, and that is the whole bill.
Hosting, security (SSL), fast loading worldwide (CDN), unlimited basic edits and the Google + AI search setup.
No setup fee, no charge per edit, no upsell to make it work.
Nothing to install, and nothing technical asked of you at any point.
Paste your Google Maps link — or your LinkedIn, if you are a professional. Neuro reads what is already public and writes the site around it. You see the finished thing before you decide anything.
Already have one? We walk you through it — about five minutes, and nothing technical is asked of you. We host it from there and confirm the moment it is live. No domain yet? Neuro tells you exactly what to buy and where.
Text, photos, hours, prices, phone numbers — from the page itself, as often as you like, at no extra cost. Plenty of owners never touch it, and that is fine too.
Not a template with the name swapped. Every element below was chosen from that business’s own data — and the same reasoning runs on yours.
Pulled from the venue’s live listing — not a stock bar someone else also bought.
“Nightlife. Elevated.” reads like a club. A plumber’s site would never say it.
Deep red on near-black, drawn from the room itself.
Tonight’s Lineup, with the phone number beside it for whoever would rather call.
4.7 and 1,622 reviews in the first screen — the reason to trust you, where it gets seen.
The gym’s own city named throughout, which is exactly what local search rewards.
“Whether it is your first class or your hundredth” — written for the beginner who is nervous.
The rating and review count are marked up, so an assistant can quote them when someone asks.
What every Essential site gets, on day one.
Typical situations for the businesses Essential is built for — illustrations, not named customers.
Before Found on Maps, judged on three reviews.
After Photos, services and hours answer the question before the call.
Before Invisible when someone asks Google — or ChatGPT — for a lawyer nearby.
After Found by name, city and practice area, with an FAQ marked up so search engines and AI assistants can quote the answers.
Before A LinkedIn profile listing job titles.
After What he does, who for, and one way to start.
Your site has to be readable by both — and they read different things.
You do not need to know what any of this is.
llms.txtJSON‑LDLocalBusinessFAQPageAggregateRatingspeakablesitemap.xmlrobots.txtNeuro is your search specialist. Every one of those is written into your site the moment it is built — Google’s side and the assistants’ side — and you are never asked about any of it.
AI search share and growth: nowoka.com, September 2026.
Essential is intentionally complete, not intentionally limited. It is a website, built properly, and that is the whole product — so here is the list of what it is not, before you pay rather than after.
Essential is the floor, not a trial. Nothing here is switched off to make you upgrade — the site is the same site, and it stays yours whether or not you ever move.
Same site, same domain, same words. Foundations switches Neuro on beside it.
Which one is yours?
Foundations is Essential, with Neuro going to work.
You need a website.
You want Neuro working on the business.
Same site, same domain, nothing rebuilt if you move.
Everyone in this table can give you a website. The difference is what it costs you per year, how much of it you have to build yourself, and whether anything in it was written for the engines people now ask.
| Feature | Traditional agency | Wix or Squarespace | Durable and other AI builders | SiteNeuro Essential |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay a year | $1,000–$5,000+ to build, then hosting | $190–$400 | $150–$300 | $39 |
| Time to a finished site | Four to eight weeks | An evening or two of editing | A few minutes | Under a minute |
| Where the words come from | You brief them, they write | You write them | A prompt you type | Your listing — your reviews, rating, photos and city |
| Hosting, SSL, CDN | Billed on top | Included in the plan | Usually included | Included, every year |
Written for AI search (llms.txt) | No | No | No | On every site |
| Changing a price or a photo | Billed by the hour | A dashboard to learn | A dashboard to learn | On the page itself |
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One payment a year, cancel anytime. No setup fee, and no charge per edit.
Not answered here? Write to hello@siteneuro.com — a person reads it.
Yes, for a full year. It renews at $39 unless you cancel. There is no setup fee and no per-edit charge.
We will email you before the renewal date. If you decide not to continue, your domain stays yours to point anywhere you like — you are never locked in, and you never need our permission to leave.
Not to see your site. To go live on your own name, yes — domains are usually $10–15 a year, paid to the registrar rather than to us. Neuro tells you exactly what to get and walks you through connecting it.
Text, photos, hours, prices and links: any time, as often as you like, at no extra cost. Structural changes — new sections, a different layout — are part of Foundations rather than Essential.
Any time, and you keep the same site and the same domain. Nothing gets rebuilt and nothing is lost — Foundations simply switches on Neuro and the things Essential leaves out.
Neuro builds the site in about a minute and you see it straight away. Connecting your own domain takes about five minutes at your end, and then a little while for the rest of the internet to catch up — usually under an hour, sometimes a few hours.
Yes, and it is built that way rather than fixed later. Every site ships with an llms.txt at its root — the plain-text summary AI crawlers read first — your FAQ in FAQPage schema, your rating and review count as structured data, and a LocalBusiness block naming your city and phone number. Google gets a sitemap and a robots file the moment your domain goes live. None of it is something you configure.
Their entry paid plans run about $190 to $400 a year, and the site is still yours to build: you pick the template, write the words and place the photos. Essential is $39 a year flat, and the site arrives finished, written from your Google listing or your LinkedIn profile. The comparison table on this page sets the two out side by side.
They are the closest thing to this, and they are quicker than a template. Two differences: they run about $150 to $300 a year against $39, and they build from a prompt you type rather than from your listing — so the reviews, the rating, the photos and the city are only in the site if you type them in. Essential also writes an llms.txt and the schema that lets ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini quote you, which they do not advertise.
No, and you should not. Neuro reads your listing once to build the site; your profile stays exactly as it is and keeps working. Most people end up with both — the listing is how they are found on Maps, the website is what answers the questions the listing cannot.