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KILLCRITIC is local SEO and Google review management software for phone repair shops and other small local businesses, made by Repair Tune LLC. It gives you a free 0–100 score for your Google Business Profile with a list of what to fix first. On a paid plan it also drafts a reply to every review, prepares profile changes for you to approve and helps you get listed on the essential directories; Growth and Pro add competitor tracking and the full directory list for your trade.

Never. Every review reply, article, and post is a draft until you approve it. That's a core rule of the product, not a setting.

No. KILLCRITIC is independent and is not endorsed by Google. With your permission it connects to your Google Business Profile through Google's API, to read your profile and to send the changes you approve.

AI assistants answer local questions using the same public sources as search engines: business listings, directories, reviews, and your website's content and structured data. KILLCRITIC works on all three — it gets your listings complete and consistent across 40+ directories and aggregator networks, keeps your reviews answered, and writes pages that state your services, towns and facts in plain text, with schema markup for search engines. Its AI Search page has a checklist of what AI answers read about your shop on every plan, and on Growth and Pro, once your first payment goes through (not during the free trial), it checks every week how often ChatGPT, Claude and Google's AI answers name you and which websites they read, so you know what to fix. Nobody can guarantee an AI mentions you, but a business with missing listings and no content has no chance at all.

No, and nobody honestly can. Google ranks local results on how relevant a business is, how far it is from the person searching, and how well known it is, and distance usually matters most. KILLCRITIC shows you what to fix, helps you fix it, and tracks what changes.

Yes. The score, review replies and fix list work for any local business with a Google Business Profile. The Online listings page gives every kind of business the same general directory list (the essential ones on Starter, the full list on Growth and Pro) and adds trade directories for home services & contractors; healthcare & medical; dental; legal; auto & vehicle repair; restaurants & food; beauty, salon & spa; pet services & veterinary; fitness & wellness; real estate & property; and phone & electronics repair.

Not yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. The Online listings page gives you a link straight to each directory's listing process, your business details formatted and ready to paste, and tracks which listings are live — turning a full day of tedious work into about an hour. A few of the aggregator networks (HERE, TomTom) have no public self-serve form at all, so those links go to the right place to start rather than to a submission page. Fully automatic syndication requires paid data-network contracts, which is on our roadmap.

No. If you can use Google Maps, you can use KILLCRITIC. The AI explains every recommendation in plain English and tells you why it matters.

KILLCRITIC uses Anthropic's Claude, one of the leading AI models, prompted with your real business details — your services, your city, your reviews. It's your voice, faster.

Great — hand them the dashboard. KILLCRITIC does the research, writing, and prioritizing so whoever runs your marketing spends their time approving and publishing instead of starting from blank pages.

Starter is $49.99 per month per location, Growth $99.99, Pro $149.99. Paying annually takes 15% off the monthly rate on every tier and is charged once for the whole year — $509.88, $1,019.88 or $1,529.88 per location, saving $90.00, $180.00 and $270.00 a year respectively. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial: you add a card at checkout, nothing is charged until day 31, and cancelling before then costs nothing.

Yes. The 0–100 score and fix list are free, with no card and no plan, for as long as you like. The tools built on it (review reply drafts, Online listings, competitor tracking, the weekly plan and the content tools) need a paid plan, and every paid plan starts with a 30-day free trial.

One location is one unit of your plan price — a second shop is a second unit, prorated by Stripe from the day you add it. Every location gets its own audit score, reviews, competitors, and weekly plan, all under one login on the Locations page. You can add or remove location slots any time, self-serve up to 25; past that, email us and we will build a volume plan around what you run.

Yes — subscriptions are managed through Stripe and you can cancel from your billing portal in two clicks. No contracts, no phone calls.