The model

One client per vertical, per state. That's it.

Most agencies sell the same playbook to your competitor the week after they sell it to you. We structurally can't. When you hold a seat, your market is yours.

Why one seat

A marketing partner with split incentives isn't a partner.

If your agency also works for the clinic across town, every insight from your account is a liability. The seat model removes the conflict at the root, and it keeps us small on purpose.

No conflicts

Your competitor can't hire us

While your retainer is active, we don't take on another clinic in your vertical in your state. That's a clause in your agreement, not a promise on a website.

Compounding

Everything we learn is yours

Every test, every citation gap we close, every sequence that outperforms compounds inside your seat. Nothing leaks to a roster, because there isn't one.

Deliberately small

We are not building an empire

A handful of seats, each run by the operator who built the platform. You will never be handed to an account coordinator you've never met.

The map

Seat availability, live.

Claimed means claimed: an active retainer holds that market. Open means the fit call decides it.

Vertical
Colorado
Oregon
Texas
New Mexico
Psilocybin therapy
Claimed
Open
n/a
2026
Ketamine therapy
Open
Open
Open
Open

Don't see your state or vertical? The map grows one signed client at a time. Ask on the fit call.

How it works

Three steps between you and a held seat.

Check the seat

Fifteen minutes. We confirm your vertical and state are open, and both sides decide whether the fit is real. No deck, no pressure.

Scope the tier

Foundation, Growth, or a scoped engagement, matched to where your clinic actually is. Implementation gets planned before anything is signed.

The seat locks

Retainer signs, exclusivity goes into writing, and your market closes to everyone else. Work starts the same week.

One question

Is your seat still open?

The only way to find out is to ask. The only way someone else takes it is if you don't.

Check your seat