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Website, Growth and Hub

What are the two parts of the AutoTRND offer?

Editorial image of a website planning notebook beside a tablet.

I work on the path into your business and the work that follows it. Your website and Growth work help you explain the offer and get found. The TRND Hub keeps your records and daily work together. You choose a plan around the parts you need.

Start with the action your website needs to support

I build your website around what you sell and how you want to be contacted. For a service business, that may be an enquiry that gives you enough context to discuss the job. For a shop, it may be a visit supported by useful menu or service information. For an online store, it may be a clear route into your existing checkout.

That is the first decision I want to understand. A website can look polished while leaving the important action unclear. I need your actual service boundaries, the questions you hear and the way you handle a new request. Your hosting and ongoing website edits are included in the website plan; the monthly Growth work is a separate upgrade.

Add monthly work on how your business gets found

Growth includes managing your business listings and working on your search presence. The current scope also covers review replies and content work. Competitor tracking is included too. I handle the work covered by your plan and keep a report of what changed. The useful question is which part of your presence needs attention and how you can check that the work was done.

Your type of business changes the plan and its monthly total. Growth also has a separate one-time listings fee. I keep those costs in the pricing page so you can compare the actual totals before agreeing to work. Completing the work does not guarantee a search position or a volume of enquiries. Your report should make that distinction clear.

Compare the current website and Growth prices

Use the Hub to keep the next conversation in context

The Hub is your workspace for customer records, bookings and payments. Your monthly Growth report lives there too. Instead of starting a reply with a disconnected message, you can look at the history that belongs to that record. I configure the workspace around the way your business books work, welcomes visits or sells online.

The Hub is an upgrade above Growth. It is available now, but that does not mean every feature discussed on the website is live. Hub Assistant is still in development and is not available yet. Your business phone usage has separate charges. I want those boundaries to be visible when you compare plans, rather than leave you to discover them after choosing one.

Explore the Hub and its current feature status

Connect the parts without assuming you need everything

If your immediate problem is an unclear website, I can start with that. If your listings need ongoing attention, we can discuss Growth. If you also need customer context beside your daily work, we can assess the Hub. The two jobs explain how the system fits together; your website, Growth and Hub remain distinct plan choices with their own scope.

I would not ask you to change a working process simply to make the diagram look complete. If you already use a checkout or register that serves your business, the first conversation is about what actually needs connecting. We should identify the record, the next action and any limitations before treating an integration as part of your setup.

Agree on the work and the costs before launch

Your website starts at $199 a month. Setup costs one month of your chosen plan, with half due to begin and half on the day your site goes live. You review the build before launch. When we discuss upgrades or additional services, I will point you to their current prices and explain what they add to the work.

Campaign work covered by your plan runs through the Hub, with ad spend on your own card. AI ad creation is priced separately per ad. Those are different costs, so I keep them separate in the conversation. Before starting, you should know what I am building, what continues each month and which question the report will help you examine.

See separately priced additional services

Your next checks

  • Identify the action your website needs to support.
  • Separate website work from the ongoing Growth scope.
  • Check whether you need the Hub above Growth.
  • Review setup, usage and additional-service costs.
  • Agree what you will review before launch and each month.

Apply it to your business

Start with your website and the part of the process you want to improve. I can use the free audit to begin that discussion without assuming you need every upgrade.