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Everfound

A monthly visibility service for local trades such as HVAC and plumbing, with a site, Stripe checkout, onboarding and free audit built by Four30 Studios.

Type
Client work
Year
2026
Client
Everfound
Our role
Site, checkout, onboarding and audit build
Stack
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Stripe, Neon Postgres, Resend, SerpApi, Firecrawl, Vercel, Claude Code
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Everfound: A monthly visibility service for local trades such as HVAC and plumbing, with a site, Stripe checkout, onboarding and free audit built by Four30 Studios.

Everfound is a monthly visibility service for local businesses such as HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies. It keeps a company's Google Business Profile, reviews, blog and local pages active across five places customers search: Google Search, Google Maps, its website, reviews and AI search. We built the site, the Stripe checkout and billing portal, the self-serve onboarding, and a free audit that scores how findable a business is in about a minute.

What the service does

Every Google review gets a reply. Photos, updates and offers go to the Google Business Profile. Blog posts and pages for the towns a company serves go to its WordPress site, aimed at searches from its own Google Search Console data. HVAC, plumbing and electrical each have a trade page.

The HVAC page on everfound.co: four cards covering posts and local pages, keyword targets from Search Console, review replies, and Google Business Profile updates.
The HVAC page sets out the four parts of the monthly work.

What we built

The marketing pages are a Next.js rebuild of a Framer template. Plans run $199, $399 or $699 a month, and a year costs ten times the monthly price. Stripe hosted Checkout and the customer portal handle billing. The live catalog syncs during each production build, and a webhook emails staff on every subscription change.

The pricing section: Found at $199, Grow at $399 and Dominate at $699 a month, under a Monthly and Yearly toggle.
The three plans. Each one checks out through Stripe.

After checkout, a welcome page confirms the payment and shows a setup tracker. The customer has two taps to make, one for the Google listing and one for the blog. Staff handle the rest from a signed page, and a weekday job nudges anyone who stalls.

The free audit

The audit asks for a business name, city and trade, with no sign-in and no Google account. It pulls public Google Maps and Search results through SerpApi and crawls the business website with Firecrawl. A rubric scores six areas: Google Maps, reviews, Google Search, website, content and AI search. The report gives a Findability Score out of 100, the businesses Google lists first, and three fixes, on a page the owner can share. A footnote cites its sources and says the score does not predict rankings.

The free audit form: business name, city, state, ZIP code, a trade choice of HVAC, plumbing, electrical or other, and an optional website.
The audit form. The score comes back in about a minute.

Version one runs on vendor free tiers. Each data source sits behind an interface, so a paid one can replace it without changes to the scoring.

Where it stands

Everfound is live at everfound.co. Checkout, the billing portal and the audit went live on September 28, 2026, and onboarding followed on October 2. Every feature was specified first and built with Claude Code, and 68 test files run against PGlite and recorded vendor data.