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Pick the package that matches the leak you want to inspect. You can request an invoice first, review the Buyer FAQ, or use the active PayPal link when you are ready. No passwords or private customer records are needed for the first scan.

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Choose one small, safe next step.

The $197 AI Leak Scan is the smallest paid review: up to 25 redacted lead records, a plain-English evidence map, open questions, and a short next-action list. Start with one visible handoff gap instead of broad account access or a larger cleanup scope.

Try before you buyUse the browser-side queue or inspect a sample report before you send any material.
Send only what is neededUse a public URL, one sentence about the stuck handoff, and a redacted example if it adds context.
Keep sensitive material outDo not send passwords, two-factor codes, payment data, full exports, recordings, or unredacted customer lists.
Decide with the scope visibleRequest an invoice if the fit is unclear, or use PayPal after scope, price, and the smallest safe packet are confirmed.

The standard 48-hour scan window starts after payment, scope, and the smallest safe intake packet are confirmed. The review does not promise recovered revenue, sales outcomes, rankings, or automatic customer contact.

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Recommended package: AI Leak Scan - $197

Start here when you want a quick review of website, forms, inbox, AI handoffs, and follow-up risks before changing tools or buying more leads.

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Trust and control

Know the boundary before you choose a package

No passwords requiredA first scan can use a public page and redacted examples. Do not send credentials, payment card details, or customer lists.
Human review stays in controlThe report organizes evidence and open questions. You decide what to change, what to send, and what to keep.
No promised outcomeThe service does not promise rankings, leads, revenue, sales outcomes, or platform performance.
Clarify scope firstEmail gking@stoga.com or request an invoice when the package or material boundary is unclear. Scope can be corrected before delivery starts.
No-surprise handoff

Know what the first review gives you

What you receiveA plain-English leak map, the evidence that supports it, open questions, and a short next-action list for the agreed scope.
What you keep decidingYou approve any copy, workflow change, account access, or follow-up action. The review does not change systems on its own.
When to pausePause and ask before paying if the requested work needs private credentials, regulated records, or a result the evidence cannot support.
Before you pay

A clear three-step first order

1. Confirm the smallest scopeChoose one visible follow-up gap, one form-to-inbox path, or one bounded sample. Email first when the package or material boundary is unclear.
2. Share only safe materialUse a public page and redacted examples. Do not send passwords, payment details, private customer lists, or unnecessary recordings.
3. Review the evidenceReceive a practical summary of what is present, missing, and unknown, then decide whether any workflow change is appropriate.
First-order readiness receipt

Know the intake boundary before money changes hands

A first review should feel small, inspectable, and reversible. Use this receipt to decide whether the $197 AI Leak Scan is the right next step before sending broader material.

Useful to sendOne public website, form, booking page, ad, or CRM screenshot plus 10 to 25 redacted rows that show source, age, owner, status, last customer event, and the unclear next step.
Do not send yetNo passwords, two-factor codes, recovery codes, payment data, broad inbox exports, full CRM exports, private customer lists, regulated records, recordings, or private attachments for the first review.
What comes backA short evidence table: ready, hold, duplicate, do-not-contact, or missing context; the reason for each call; draft-risk notes only where there is enough context.
When to pauseIf the row needs a legal, medical, insurance, tax, security, or platform-policy decision, the report should flag that boundary instead of pretending the follow-up is ready.

Inspect sample report shape before ordering, or request an invoice first if you want the scope checked in writing.

First paid cleanup fit gate

Pick the smallest proof we can verify before you buy a bigger sprint.

For a first order, the cleanest path is usually the $197 AI Leak Scan or a short invoice request. The goal is to inspect one visible follow-up gap, one form-to-inbox path, or one old-estimate sample before expanding scope.

Best first order Use the AI Leak Scan when you can share a public website, one lead source, and a few non-sensitive notes about where follow-up gets stuck.
Request a fit check first Use invoice request when the package, timing, or material boundary is unclear. George can confirm the smallest useful scope before payment.
Hold before ordering Pause if the work requires passwords, private customer records, payment card data, legal advice, medical records, or unsupported outcome claims.
Send first Website, public lead source, one stuck follow-up point, and one redacted example if it helps.
Hold for later Passwords, private exports, customer lists, full recordings, payment data, and regulated records stay out of the first review.
Why it matters Clean starter material lets George confirm whether the $197 scan is enough before you buy a larger sprint.
1. Leak map A plain-English map of the first visible handoff gap, such as form-to-inbox, missed-call, CRM duplicate, old-estimate, or service-area proof.
2. Safe next action A short recommendation that separates call-now, review-first, hold, duplicate, wrong-service, and out-of-area records without promising outcomes.
3. Upgrade decision A yes/no recommendation on whether to stay with the scan, request a focused sprint, or pause until better source material is available.
Request first-order fit check Review first-scan readiness Review sample reports Risk-check a draft
What happens before the first scan starts

Send three safe items, get the scope confirmed, then the clock starts.

This block is here because the safest first order should not require private account access. The first scan can usually start from public evidence and a clear follow-up question.

1. Send public context Website URL, public form URL, service area, and the lead source or page you want inspected.
2. Add the stuck point One sentence like "forms arrive but no one owns follow-up" or "old estimates never get a second touch."
3. Use redacted examples only Hide names, phone numbers, addresses, job notes, and private records. Do not provide passwords or exports for the first pass.
Scope confirmation George confirms the package and whether the material is enough before delivery work begins.
48-hour scan window The AI Leak Scan delivery window begins after payment, scope, and intake are complete, not before the needed material arrives.
Preview the output Review the sample AI Leak Scan if you want to see the deliverable style before ordering.
After payment or invoice approval

You get a simple handoff trail, not a black-box cleanup.

The first order is designed to make the next decision easier. The deliverable should show what was checked, what evidence was missing, what is safe to change, and what should stay paused until the owner confirms more context.

1. Intake receipt A short confirmation of the package, public source, redacted material received, missing items, and the expected delivery window.
2. Evidence summary A plain-English summary separating present, missing, unknown, duplicate, hold, and do-not-contact signals without exposing private customer details.
3. Owner decision A clear recommendation to send, hold, clean labels, request more source material, or upgrade only when the proof supports more work.

If the review shows the first scan is not enough, the next step is scoped before payment for a larger sprint. If the evidence is too thin, the safer answer may be to pause instead of forcing a campaign.

Pick the first evidence path

Choose the smallest proof point you can verify this week.

Recent buyer questions, mailbox planning, and new cleanup guides all point to the same friction: people want to know what to send first without over-sharing. Use the path below that matches the leak you can prove with public or redacted material.

Missed calls Send the public phone path, date range, count, and redacted callback notes. Recordings are not needed for the first pass.
Online booking Send the booking page, confirmation text, reschedule rule, and the point where appointment ownership becomes unclear.
Old estimates Send an approximate count, age range, service type, and one redacted example of the follow-up status.
Paid calls or ads Send the public landing page, lead source, wrong-service labels, duplicate pattern, and the decision you want cleaned up before raising budget.
Web chat or chatbot Send the public chat path, one redacted chat example, who received it, first useful reply, owner, next action, and final status.
Google or Maps inquiries Send the public Google profile link, service-area fit, inquiry type, first receiver, first response proof, next action, and last useful note.
AI follow-up readiness Send a redacted lead row with owner, status, last customer message, opt-out flag, human-review reason, and the reply decision you want checked.
Privacy-sensitive cleanup Start with the no-password first scan path and remove names, phone numbers, addresses, job notes, and private records.

If none of these paths fit, request the first-order fit check and describe the stuck handoff in one sentence. George can confirm whether the $197 scan is enough before any larger package.

Choose the smallest first-scan packet

Start with the proof you already have.

Recent Blog topics, mailbox reply planning, and community answer drafts all point to the same first-order friction: buyers want help, but they are unsure what is safe to send first. Pick one small packet below before sending broad access, exports, recordings, or private customer history.

After-hours or emergency lead Send the public page or ad path, when the lead arrived, who saw it first, the first useful response, and the final status. A full inbox export is not needed.
Estimate request or booking widget Send the form or booking URL, confirmation message, destination inbox or tool, expected owner, and the point where follow-up becomes unclear.
Public form confirmation or mobile fallback Send the public form URL, what appears after submission, what a mobile visitor can do if an embedded form does not load, the first destination, and the first owner. Use staff-owned dummy details for any controlled test; do not send customer records.
Screenshot-only intake question Send one redacted screenshot, the customer question, the source, the owner, and the decision you want checked before anyone replies.
AI intake or lead-source evidence Send the public source, service-area fit, AI or automation note if one exists, human-review reason, next action, and final status.

Do not send passwords, payment details, private exports, full customer lists, regulated records, or account credentials for the first review. If you are unsure, use the First Scan Readiness checklist or review the Service Terms before ordering.

Google and AI lead first packet

Choose the safest starter packet before sending account access.

Recent mailbox planning, v144 Blog topics, Facebook draft review, and indexing-readiness work all showed the same buyer friction: owners want to know whether Google LSA, Google Business Profile, AI chat, or after-hours lead problems can be reviewed without giving up passwords. Start with the smallest evidence path below.

Google LSA messages Send the business name, website, LSA message problem, where the message landed, first owner, first useful reply, and one redacted example if available.
Google Business Profile messages Send the public Google profile link, service-area fit, inquiry type, first receiver, first response proof, next action, and final status.
AI chat handoff Send the public chat path, what the bot collected, who received it, first human follow-up, current owner, next action, and one redacted chat sample.
After-hours Google lead Send where the lead arrived, the after-hours expectation, auto-reply text if any, first human follow-up, owner, and final status.
Hold for later Do not send Google passwords, two-factor codes, full exports, call recordings, customer lists, payment data, or private customer records for the first pass.
Fit check route If the packet feels unclear, request a first-order fit check before paying. George can confirm whether the $197 scan is enough.

This local v145 update turns repeated mailbox, community, and indexing-readiness signals into a clearer first-order boundary. It does not mean the new v144 Blog URLs are live yet.

Marketplace lead first packet

Show the handoff problem without sharing account access.

If Yelp, Thumbtack, or Meta is producing inquiries but the outcome is unclear, start with one redacted example and the path it followed. The first scan can check ownership, response evidence, service fit, and final status before you raise lead or ad spend. Use the free 25-record handoff audit worksheet to identify the repeated gap first.

Yelp Request a Quote Send the public business page, the request time, where the notification landed, who owned the first reply, and one redacted conversation or status screenshot. Read the Yelp audit guide
Thumbtack lead Send the lead category, service-area fit, notification path, first useful reply, current owner, and the final status. One redacted lead example is enough to start. Read the Thumbtack response guide
Meta lead ad form Send the public ad or form path, destination inbox or CRM, first receiver, first human follow-up, next action, and one redacted handoff example. Read the Meta handoff guide
Keep private data out of the first packet Do not send passwords, two-factor codes, full exports, customer lists, payment data, recordings, or unredacted private messages. George can confirm whether the $197 scan fits before broader access is discussed. Request a fit check

AI Leak Scan

$197 one-time
  • Website, forms, inbox, and follow-up review
  • AI and automation risk score
  • Prioritized findings and checks within the agreed scope
  • Short report in the standard 48-hour window after payment, scope, and complete intake are confirmed
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Scoped Cleanup Sprint

After first scan scope confirmed from evidence
  • Discussed only when the AI Leak Scan identifies a bounded repair need
  • Lead capture and follow-up repair
  • AI reply drafts with human approval
  • Tracking board and two follow-up templates
Ask about a scoped service after the scan

Storm Demand Support

After first scan scope confirmed from evidence
  • Discussed only after the AI Leak Scan identifies a weather-demand handoff risk
  • Weather-Triggered Money Page Pack where it fits the confirmed scope
  • Google Business post, SMS, email, and ad copy
  • Lead response repair checklist and tracking board
Ask about weather support after the scan Score readiness View sample report

Old Estimate Recovery Support

After first scan scope confirmed from evidence
  • Discussed only when the first scan confirms an old-estimate repair need
  • Segmentation by age, value, and service type
  • Respectful recovery email and text drafts
  • Reply and do-not-contact tracking board
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Monthly Checkup

After first scan scope confirmed from evidence
  • Discussed only after the first scan identifies an ongoing review need
  • Broken automation alerts
  • Follow-up copy refresh
  • Simple performance summary
Ask about monthly review after the scan
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Any larger or recurring service is discussed only after the first scan and a human scope check.

Package fit guide

Use this guide to decide what context to bring to the $197 AI Leak Scan. Larger support is discussed only after the first findings are clear.

Start here: AI Leak Scan Best when you want a fast review before changing tools or buying more leads.
Recover old quotes Best when stale estimates, past quotes, or unsent follow-ups may still be worth revisiting.
Fix the workflow Best when leads arrive but owners cannot clearly see status, next step, or reply quality.
Prepare for weather spikes Best when storms, heat waves, or seasonal demand create sudden calls, forms, and response pressure.
Keep it clean monthly Best after setup when you want a monthly review, follow-up refresh, and simple performance summary.

Unsure which package fits? Start with the $197 scan or request an invoice before paying. Review the Buyer FAQ and Service Terms before sending materials.

Before you pay

If the package fit is unclear, request an invoice or email George first. You do not need to provide passwords, payment card data, medical records, social security numbers, or private customer records for the first review.

After payment

George replies with a short intake request, confirms the package scope, and starts delivery after payment and the smallest safe packet are complete. The standard 48-hour scan and 7-day sprint windows begin only then; if clarification is needed, the revised timing is confirmed before delivery work starts.

  • Reply with the business name, website, and one handoff problem to inspect.
  • Add one public page, lead source, or redacted example only if it helps.
  • Wait for scope confirmation before sending broader files, exports, recordings, or account access.

Scope and results

AI Cleanup Doctor organizes leaks, drafts follow-up, and prepares tracking assets for human approval. This tool does not promise lead volume, booked calls, revenue, storm demand, rankings, platform outcomes, or customer responses. No lead volume, booked-call, revenue, storm-demand, or platform outcome is promised.

What you receive after a review

You receive a reviewable record of what was checked, what remains uncertain, and what to do next. Missing evidence stays marked as unknown, and generated suggestions stay subject to human approval.

AI Leak Scan Plain-English leak map, redacted findings summary, evidence notes, open questions, and a short next-action list after intake is complete.
Old Estimate Recovery Segmented old-estimate review, respectful recovery copy, do-not-contact guardrails, and a simple reply tracking board.
Cleanup Sprint Follow-up workflow repair plan, owner/status cleanup, human-approved reply drafts, and a tracking board for the agreed lead path.
Storm Demand System Weather or seasonal demand response plan, money-page checklist, Google Business post copy, SMS/email drafts, and lead-response guardrails.
Monthly Checkup Recurring leak review, broken automation notes, follow-up copy refresh, and a simple monthly summary after the first scope is confirmed.

Review the buyer FAQ before sharing a small redacted sample. Do not send passwords, full exports, payment data, or private customer lists before scope is confirmed.