Skye Ops Beacon
Sell Beacon when the buyer needs local ranking motion, review posture, listing consistency, GBP activity, and recurring monthly signal production. This is the compounding lane: one-time setup plus monthly recurring money.
Beacon is what you sell when the buyer says, “We need more local motion every month,” not just a one-time rebuild.
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How the money works here
Setup math
Beacon Setup: $4,500
Deposit: $1,125
Your upfront: $517.50
Uses the 25% deposit setup shown on the service page and the 46% AE deposit model.
Recurring math
Beacon Pulse: $9,000.00 year one
Beacon Growth: $18,000.00 year one
Beacon Authority: $34,200.00 year one
Uses the 60% year-one recurring model.
What the client is buying
Setup
Audit, profile pack, review engine install, citations plan, and site beacon module install.
Pulse / Growth / Authority
GBP posts, micro blogs, reporting, citations work queue, page improvements, geo pages, proof pages, and offer testing at higher tiers.
Who it fits
Local operators that live and die by maps, reviews, trust, and monthly local visibility.
Who to target first
Local dentist or medspa
Needs review posture, GBP activity, location reinforcement, and steady monthly signal production.
Likely close: Growth.
Your year-one recurring: $18,000.00.
HVAC / roofing / plumbing operator
Needs map motion, proof pages, geo pages, and a stronger local trust footprint.
Likely close: Authority.
Your year-one recurring: $34,200.00.
Smaller service business
Not ready for a huge web rebuild but absolutely needs ongoing local motion.
Likely close: Pulse.
Your year-one recurring: $9,000.00.
Why Beacon matters to contractors
One client can stay valuable
When a client stays on Beacon Growth or Beacon Authority, the first close is not the end of the story.
Easy bridge sale
Beacon can be sold on its own or paired after a main-site build when the buyer asks what keeps the local signal engine moving after launch.