Pricing

Because it’s not a plugin. It’s a prospecting system designed to help you land $3k–$10k+ contracts.

One solid, closed deal pays for multiple years. If the price feels steep, it might be a signal that the project sizes this tool is built for aren’t the right fit right now; that’s okay.

This isn’t built for volume. It’s built for consultants and agencies who invest in tools that pay for themselves on the first close.

Annual renewals lock in your current price, with no increases as long as you stay subscribed. If you decide to cancel after the trial or not renew, you keep all the premium features of your last paid update; you simply stop getting updates and support.

Yes, connect your Stripe account. From the Leads table, click “Monitor”, select a plan (Starter/Professional/Full Management), and the plugin creates a Stripe subscription. Your client pays you directly. Cancel or upgrade from the Client Workspace.

Go to Client Workspace → Overview → Manage Plans. Define your own monthly prices for Starter, Professional, and Full Management. The plugin handles feature gating and Stripe integration automatically.

Yes. The free version gives you the full scanner with no time limit; run as many scans as your API budget allows and get a feel for the quality of the output.

The paid trial gives you 30 days of full premium access: lead capture, pipeline, white-label, bulk scan, and market intel.

If it doesn’t close a deal or visibly accelerate one within 30 days, cancel and pay nothing more.

Two things land in your Polar customer portal immediately: a download of the plugin zip and a license key.

Install the plugin on your WordPress site, enter the key under Settings → API Config, and activate.

The whole setup, including getting your Google and Anthropic API keys, takes about 10 minutes if you aren’t already using those products.

Yes, and that’s by design. You connect your own API keys directly: Google and Anthropic bill you at their rates, with no markup from me. A single scan runs roughly $0.01–$0.05 total with the recommended Haiku model. You control the spending, the keys, and the data. No middleperson.

They’re built from the scan. Each pitch references the specific competitor that business is losing to, the exact review gap between them, their PageSpeed score, and their two weakest scoring categories by name.

The prompt explicitly forbids opening with the generic overall score and bans filler phrases. If the data supports naming a competitor and citing a number, it does. If it doesn’t, it says something true and brief rather than inventing detail. It’s not a mail merge.

It’s closer to having a researcher hand you a briefing note before each call. You send the final edit.

Prospects scanned through bulk import receive nothing; no email, no notification, and no interaction are known to them. They don’t know you exist. Only visitors who voluntarily scan their own business through your shortcode page and submit their email receive a report. From their perspective, they used your branded tool and got a free audit. From your perspective, they raised their hand and told you exactly where they’re hurting.

The reports, emails, and scanner widget all carry your name, logo, and colors…your clients experience your branded tool, not a WordPress plugin.

The admin dashboard still shows F! Insights, so this isn’t a resellable product under your brand. It’s your private prospecting infrastructure that happens to look like yours to the people it touches.

It’s not trying to. The pipeline inside F! Local is purpose-built for early-stage deal momentum: capturing a lead, tracking status, setting a follow-up, and drafting an outreach.

It’s enough to get from first scan to signed contract without switching tabs. For long-term client onboarding, retainer management, or anything beyond the close, it’s designed to hand off to whatever you’re already using.

CRM integrations are on the roadmap.

It stays in your WordPress database. Leads, prospects, scan history, pipeline notes…none of it is stored on my servers. Cancellation removes access to premium features. It doesn’t touch your data. You built that pipeline; it belongs to you. Do with it as you see fit.

If you can install a plugin and paste a string of text into a settings field, yes. You’ll need a Google Cloud account and an Anthropic account; both APIs are free to create and pay-per-use from there. Getting both API keys takes about fifteen minutes. After that: install the plugin, enter the keys, and add the shortcode to a page. That’s the entire setup. No code, no custom development, and no ongoing maintenance beyond keeping the plugin updated.