The Squarespace install that finally gets you cited by Google and ChatGPT — in 7 days.

Questions, answered.

• Why $299 when others charge $1,500/month — what's the catch?

  Because retainers are a business model, not a need. Most of what makes a Squarespace site invisible is the same handful of missing files — schema, llms.txt, AI-crawler access, author E-E-A-T, citation-shaped content. Once they're installed, they stay installed. Retainers exist so agencies can keep billing for work that was already done in week one. There's no catch — I just refuse to charge you forever for a one-time install.

• What if it doesn't work?

  Then you get every cent back. Fourteen days after I ship your install, if GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended aren't all crawling your site — you email me, I refund you. No forms. No call. No "let's keep trying." I can offer that because I'm installing 12 verifiable files on your live site, not handing you a PDF of advice.

• Will this actually work for a small service business like mine?

  Yes — it's literally who SquareRank was built for. Solo operators and 1–3 person service businesses on Squarespace 7.1: photographers, therapists, coaches, designers, lawyers, bookkeepers, planners. The fix is the same install whether you do $40k or $400k a year. You don't have to be technical, you don't have to keep up with anything, and you don't have to talk to me again after the handoff if you don't want to. The site just starts showing up.

• Do I have to do anything technical?

  No. You send me a temporary editor invite. I install everything inside your Squarespace site. When I'm done, I send you a short Loom walking you through what changed. Watching it is optional. There's no new dashboard to log into, no course to finish, no homework. If "I'll learn it myself this weekend" has been on your list for nine months, you can take it off.

• What happens after the 7 days — do I need to maintain anything?

  No. The install is the install. You go back to running your business. If you ever want to add a service page, a location page, or a refresh six months out, those are optional one-time add-ons — never a subscription. The default state after handoff is: I'm gone, the files are working, and the next thing you notice is your Search Console line climbing.

• Why hasn't my SEO person done this already?

  Probably because they're a generalist and Squarespace is a niche. The URL Mapping trick for /.well-known/ files, the per-page injection limits, the auto-emitted JSON-LD conflicts, the default-blocked AI crawler panel — none of this exists on WordPress or Webflow, where most SEO people learned the trade. It's not their fault. It's why I built this specifically for Squarespace 7.1.

• How is this different from Squarespace's built-in SEO panel?

  The Squarespace panel grades whether you filled the fields in. Google grades whether you exist as an entity it trusts. AI engines grade whether your content is shaped to be quoted. Three different exams. Squarespace only measures the first one — that's why the panel can say 100% while Search Console says 3 visitors. The Triple-Engine Setup handles exams two and three.

• Will it survive Squarespace updates and Google's next AI engine change?

  Yes. The install isn't a hack — it's standards-compliant JSON-LD schema, root files Squarespace doesn't ship by default, and content restructured to the way AI engines have cited the open web since 2023. When a new engine launches, it reads the same signals. If Squarespace ever breaks something we installed, you tell me. I fix it. That part doesn't require another invoice.