Local business finder
Pull every business in a radius by niche, filtered to the ones actually worth pitching — no site, slow site, no mobile booking, thin review profile.
Growth Partner OS
One command pulls every business in your city with a broken web presence, scores what's costing them money, and writes the audit and the pitch for each one. It runs on your machine, on your keys. You buy the code — not a subscription.
What a run looks like. The full 6-minute walkthrough lands here before launch.
What you'd otherwise pay
Not once. Every month, for as long as you run the business. Here's the line-by-line.
Growth Partner OS
$199 once Runs on your machine. Your keys, your data, your clients. Nothing to cancel because there's nothing recurring.The price steps up as copies sell — next is $297, then $397, then $497. The counter at the top is the real number sold, and checkout charges whatever the counter says. It never resets.
What you're buying
Every module below is code you own and can read, change and run offline. Nothing phones home.
Pull every business in a radius by niche, filtered to the ones actually worth pitching — no site, slow site, no mobile booking, thin review profile.
Speed, mobile usability, map-pack position, missing schema, dead click-to-call. Scored, ranked by what costs them the most money.
Turns each audit into a first-contact message in your voice — email, SMS and DM variants, with the one finding that gets a reply up top.
Five-touch sequences that stop on reply. The follow-up is where the 45 came from, not the first message.
Local CRM — who was contacted, who opened, who replied, what closed, what it was worth. Yours in a file, not someone's cloud.
Ad copy, angles and landing headlines for the client you just closed, built from their own audit findings.
Scoped proposals at three price points, with the monthly retainer math that makes the client say yes to the middle one.
The operating manual: niches that pay, what to charge, how to deliver, what to say when they push back on price.
Runs with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — or plain Node 22.5+ if you'd rather not use an agent at all.
After you pay
Card, Apple Pay or Link. One payment — no subscription, no seat count, nothing to cancel later.
Straight away, and the page you land on after paying has both. Automatic — nobody has to approve you.
npm install, then npx gpos init — it asks for your licence key and your API keys, checks them, and writes your config.
Tell it roofers, San Jose, 25 miles. It pulls the businesses, filters to the broken ones, and starts auditing.
No revenue share, no seat limits, no client caps. What you charge them is yours.
If none of that sounds like you, don't buy it — this is a codebase, not an app. That's why it's $199 instead of $200 a month.
Where this came from
Ten years running local-business growth in South America, and 45 clients closed in 2026 alone. Every audit template, every follow-up line and every objection answer in this repo is one that has already closed a paying client. It got packaged up because the toolchain was the hard part, and 36 million US small businesses is not a market anyone needs to gatekeep.
The version of this that existed in 2024 was twelve browser tabs, four subscriptions and a spreadsheet. Same output, six hours instead of six minutes.
Fourteen days. One email, no forms, no call to sit through. And you keep the code either way — I'm not going to pretend I can take a repo back off your laptop.
Straight answers
No. One payment of $199 and the repo is yours, running on your machine with your own keys. There is nothing to cancel.
You need to be able to run one command in a terminal. If you use Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, point it at the folder and it will do the setup for you. If you've never opened a terminal, this will be a rough afternoon — buy it anyway and refund it if you hate it, or wait for the hosted version.
Cents. You bring your own API keys and pay the providers directly — a few hundred audits a month fits inside the free tiers. That's the whole reason there's no subscription: I'm not reselling you compute.
Every 1.x update is included. Your download link stays live — reopen it any time and you get the current version. No re-purchase, no upgrade fee.
Yes, and some people will. The audit engine doesn't care whether the business is yours.
Because right now you'd be an early customer of something with no public track record, and the price reflects that risk. It rises as that stops being true: $199 for the first 7 copies, $297 to 150, $397 to 300, then $497.
To be clear about what that counter is and isn't: it's not saying only 7 copies exist — it's software, there are infinite copies. It's saying only 7 are sold at this price. The number is the real count of purchases, it's wired directly to what Stripe charges you, and it never resets. If it says 4 left at $199, then the 5th person from now pays $297.
No. No revenue share, no client caps, no seat limits. What you charge is between you and them.
No. One licence, one operator. Use it for as many of your own clients as you want — just don't repackage and sell it.
36.2 million of them in the US. You need about six to make this the best two hundred dollars you spent this year.
$199 one time · licence key and download in ~60 seconds · 14-day refund · 7 at this price, then $297