AI SEO built to move you up Google.
Aaptly finds what is holding you back, fixes your Google profile, reviews, listings, pages, and posts, captures the leads, and shows what moved. You approve the big calls; the weekly SEO work keeps running.
New review themes become Google posts, replies, and local page proof.
Google rankings
See why competitors rank above you and what to fix first. Aaptly checks your rankings, competitors, Search Console signals, Google profile, website, and lead sources, then turns the gaps into a plain work list.
Pages, listings, and posts
Keep the proof Google and customers check fresh. Aaptly keeps service pages, schema, FAQs, citations, Google posts, social drafts, and local proof moving so the business looks active and relevant.
Local pages and schema
Create service pages, FAQs, schema, and review proof around what nearby customers search.
Learn moreCitations and listings
Check Apple, Bing, Foursquare, and Yelp, fix connected listings where supported, and follow the exact owner step everywhere else.
Learn moreGoogle posts and social
Plan Google posts, local content, and social drafts from real SEO and review signals.
Learn moreReviews and reputation
Get more reviews and make the business look trusted. Aaptly asks for reviews, drafts replies, catches private feedback, spots review themes, and turns fresh customer proof into better local trust.
Lead capture and follow-up
Capture the demand your SEO creates. Aaptly turns visibility into calls, forms, DMs, texts, source-aware conversations, and missed-call recovery so interested customers do not disappear.
Lead forms
Capture service, location, urgency, source, and contact details from every local lead.
Learn moreLead inbox
Keep forms, DMs, chats, SMS, email, and missed calls in one source-aware inbox.
Learn moreMissed call recovery
Recover missed calls and after-hours demand before prospects choose someone else.
Learn moreWant to know what Aaptly would fix first?
Run the local SEO audit. We’ll look at your Google profile, rankings, competitors, reviews, listings, pages, posts, and lead sources, then show the work that should come first.