Clear answers before the project begins.

The scanner reviews publicly accessible website signals such as HTTPS, titles, descriptions, crawl files, headings, structured data, local information, profile links, reputation content, and AI-readable structure. It produces a preliminary score and plan recommendation. Maps rankings, listing accuracy, reviews, competitors, and other off-site factors require follow-up review.

Plans start at $499 setup plus $99 per month for Launch. Website + Visibility is $999 setup plus $299 per month, and Dominate is $1,999 setup plus $699 per month. Competitive and multi-location programs receive a custom scope.

Launch includes an agreed five-page website, hosting, SSL, maintenance, analytics, indexing, forms, and a technical SEO foundation. The written scope defines content responsibilities, timing, ownership, renewal, cancellation, and exclusions.

Timing depends on scope, content readiness, feedback, approvals, and third-party requirements. Your written scope includes a project schedule before work begins.

Launch-plan websites include hosting and routine care. Custom projects use the support arrangement documented in the agreement.

Ownership, licenses, third-party accounts, source-code access where applicable, content rights, domains, hosting, and handoff responsibilities are defined in the written agreement. The arrangement may differ between the Launch plan and custom website projects.

No. Odd Lemons can improve the website, technical foundation, content clarity, local relevance, structured information, and other visibility signals, but rankings, traffic, leads, sales, revenue, and AI recommendations depend on many factors outside any single provider’s control.

AI visibility means making a business easier for AI-assisted search and answer systems to discover, understand, and corroborate. That includes crawlability, clear entity information, useful answer content, structured data, real proof, consistent third-party references, and measurement.

Yes. Odd Lemons is based in Fairfield, Ohio and can work remotely with qualified clients across the United States. Greater Cincinnati is the primary local market, while nationwide projects are also supported.

No. Compliance depends on the complete data flow, vendors, hosting, agreements, access controls, policies, staff practices, documentation, risk management, and qualified legal or compliance review. Website development can support defined requirements but cannot certify the organization by itself.

Odd Lemons only publishes attributable testimonials or quantified results when the statement, client permission, baseline, measurement period, source, and contribution can be documented. Case studies may instead show the live website and independently testable technical evidence.

The inquiry form records the information you submit along with relevant source and landing-page details so the request can be identified and answered. Optional analytics are subject to the site’s consent and privacy controls.