Claim for $1
Claim for $1
Hunter is the operative who goes out and gets the information. Reacher's legwork. Holmes's deduction. The spy's silence. He watches the road from a hundred miles out to the national edge, reads what's coming before it lands on your block, and feeds the machine that out-publishes your competitor no matter what he moves.
He's visible. His business name, his reviews, his last move — all of it sits in plain sight. And that's exactly why he's exposed. He publishes when he feels like it. He reacts to last month's trend. He has no idea anyone is watching the road ahead of him.
Hunter isn't a tool you check. He's the man you send out. He goes, he sees, he comes back with the move — and he never tips off the target.
Relentless. No desk, no excuses. Hunter is on the road from your block out to the national edge, walking the ground your competitor never leaves the office to check. He sees what's coming before it hits your town.
The clues are already on the table — a shift in what people search, a question starting to spike, a trend three weeks out. Hunter reads them and anticipates the move before it lands, so your post is already live when the wave arrives.
The ultimate covert operative. He gathers what your enemy doesn't know is being gathered and sees the competitor's hand before it's played — no footprint, no warning, no tell. By the time the target notices anything, you've already taken the ground.
Most operators only see what's already in front of them. Hunter watches the approaches — so the trend that's about to hit your market is already an article on your ground before your competitor knows it exists.
The questions your market is Googling right now, and what your nearest rival just put up.
Regional shifts and rising demand that haven't reached your town yet — but will.
National trends Hunter spots at the edge of the radar, so you publish first and own the answer when it lands.
This is what Hunter powers. The moment your competitor makes a move, Hunter has already read it — and the machine answers with more ground taken than he gave up. He can't out-work it. He can't out-wait it. Whatever he does, you out-publish him.
Here is the part he never sees coming. When he goes quiet, you do not. You drop to your one-a-day baseline and keep marching — patient, relentless, never zero. Sprint and he loses two-to-one; rest and he loses to your drumbeat. There is no move he can make that helps him.
They're not the same job and they never collide. One holds your ground from the inside. The other works the enemy's from the shadows.
Sophia is your chief of staff. She watches your front, drafts your post, whispers what matters, books the appointments, follows up, and harvests the reviews. She runs the operation you own — quietly, whether you're watching or not.
Hunter lives on the enemy's ground. He stakes out your competitor, reads his moves before he makes them, and brings back the intelligence that points the next strike. He's the ghost in the rival's blind spot — and he never sleeps either.
Hunter feeds the intelligence. Sophia turns it into the day's move and lines it up for you. There's no dashboard to watch and no controls to learn — they do the work on both fronts, and the operation reports to you each morning. They work whether you're watching or not.
Hunter does the reconnaissance. Sophia does the writing. You don't analyze anything — you read the briefing and tap Approve. That's the entire job.
He walks the road, reads the rival's hand, and clocks the trend that's three weeks out from your town — all of it covert, all of it while you sleep.
His intelligence becomes the day's posts — angled, written, and lined up. Your morning briefing tells you what your competitor did and what you're answering with.
One tap pushes it live and takes the ground. Then you go run your business. Hunter's already back out on the trail.
| What you're getting | Domination$299/mo | Empire + Hunter$799/mo |
|---|---|---|
| The machine — both tiers | ||
| 1 post a dayBrief + Sage work the PAA angles — the questions your market is actually Googling. | ✓ | ✓ |
| The Foundation: 30 articlesFirst 5 are PILLARS, gifted — kept even if you cancel. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sophia, always-on, on every article →Not a chatbot. A proactive chief of staff watching the front. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Presidential Daily Briefing (PDB) →Every morning: your territory overnight, what your competitor did, your numbers. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monthly harvestYouTube comments + Reddit pulled into fresh articles your market wants. | ✓ | ✓ |
| The war room — Empire only | ||
| Front Desk seatsWho can pick up the line when a caller comes in. | Owner + 1 ($10/mo each more) |
Unlimited |
| Deep daily competitive analysis →Not just a glance — a full read on what your rival moved overnight. | ✗ | ✓ |
| A chief of staff you can actually talk toSophia, two-way. Ask her anything about your territory. | ✗ | ✓ |
| Daily Harvest →Snap a photo + a line. It becomes a 2nd post that day — up to 2/day. | ✗ | ✓ |
| Hunter →You are hereHe publishes 1, you publish 2 — plus national radar: see trends before they hit your town. | ✗ | ✓ |
| Sophia Lifecycle →Books your appointments, checks in after, harvests 5-star reviews + referrals — automatically. | ✗ | ✓ |
Either way, you start at $1 and run the full Empire experience for 14 days first.
Hunter ships with the Empire tier — the full war room pointed at your territory and the ghost on your enemy's trail. One dollar puts him out there for the next fourteen days.
Put Hunter on the trail — $1