1. You type
Name, city, profession, optional website. That is the whole brief.
Public web · not a guessed ChatGPT quote
Type a name, city, and profession. We search the open web for “best [profession] in [city]”, read directories and the person’s site, and return a city rank card — plus whether they read expensive. We will not tell you what they charge.
How it works
Name, city, profession, optional website. That is the whole brief.
Four queries: best-in-city, near-city, name, reviews. Then the website if you gave one. DuckDuckGo / Bing HTML via a worker when deployed — no paid key.
Appearance, who showed up instead, five dimensions, a city rank card, five ways to climb. On-screen. Print if you want — we are not selling a PDF.
What we score
Published ratings, review volume, awards, press, portfolio, credentials. If a page did not state a number, we leave it blank.
Expensive / Average / Affordable / No signal. Inferred from review language, or classified against peers then the dollar amount is thrown away. Thin data → No signal. Never a fake “expensive” for flavor.
Review themes, recency, complaint patterns. Not a star we made up.
Who cites them: directories, “best of” lists, press. If they are absent from the listicle that ranks, we name that URL.
The original question: do they appear for “best [profession] in [city]”? Count of mentions. Not “you rank #3”.
Subject vs 4–8 others from the same search. Weights on the page. If we lack three dimensions, the row says insufficient data.
Real example — not a composite
Austin wedding photographer. Score 50 Bronze. Certificate LC-US-TX-2026-739184. Customers book on The Knot and live WeddingWire; she is missing or listed as TLC / Tess Cagle. Zola is live (5.0 / 36). Maps was blocked, not treated as absent.
Honest v0
workerUrl is set, otherwise use the demo. No ads. No sponsored rank.
Price
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