What you get from EchoPilot each month
What lands on your desk each month: the fixes in order, the evidence for each one, drafts waiting for your approval, and the checking you no longer do by hand.
- The fixes, in order
Up to 8 fixes, the most important first
Each month EchoPilot checks your website, Google listing, reviews, social profiles and AI visibility against 92 published rules. Your 90-day memo turns what failed into up to 8 fixes, ranked, each with who does it. You start at the top and tick them off.
- Proof for each fix
Every fix shows what it is based on
Each fix links to the evidence the check read: the page, the tag or the listing field, and why it fails. Mark a fix done and the next audit checks it again, so you see whether it now passes, not a fresh list.
- Drafts you approve
Posts written for you, published only when you say so
On Growth, 12 social post drafts a month, written from what your audit found. On Managed, 24, plus review reply drafts and 4 Google Business updates a month. You approve, edit or skip each one; nothing goes out without your approval.
- Time back
The checking and the first drafts are done before you sit down
Running the checks by hand, deciding what comes first and writing first drafts takes hours every month. A consultant typically bills $1,500–3,500 a month for this scope. EchoPilot does that part each month; your time goes to the fixes and the approvals.
What this replaces, and what it does not
Start with your own website
EchoPilot measures what a small business shows the world online and tells you what to fix, in plain language. It does not and cannot promise search positions, traffic, leads or revenue; those depend on your market, your competitors and the platforms themselves.