Use cases
BOOSTD use cases by type of business
BOOSTD use cases by type of business, from a one-person shop to a large marketing team. Pick yours to see how it runs and which plan fits.
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Why your business shape matters more than your sector
A plumber and an accountant with one office, one site and one owner who signs off get much the same setup. A plumber with twelve vans and three depots needs a different one, though the trade’s the same.
Four things decide it: who approves a change, how many places BOOSTD checks, which pages it must never touch, and how much can safely run unwatched. Together they set your automation mode, which shapes most of what BOOSTD feels like to use.
Eight kinds of business, eight starting points
Small business
One website and an owner with no spare hours. BOOSTD turns everything it finds into one short list and makes the safe fixes itself.
Local business
Customers nearby who call before they visit. Your business profile, reviews and calls matter more than your blog.
Multi-location
Branches owned by one company, with profiles and pages that compete with each other and reports that blur the branches together.
Franchises
Locations owned by other people under one brand. Permissions and brand rules come first, because head office can only persuade.
Ecommerce
A catalogue that changes daily and a checkout nobody should touch. Stock levels and filters decide what is safe to promote.
SaaS
Buyers who compare vendors and ask AI assistants for a shortlist. Every claim about a competitor needs a source, a date and your sign-off.
Agencies
Many clients, the same weekly SEO work for each. The agency program prices it per client site, from five sites, with white label for larger agencies.
Enterprise
Many sites, markets and approvers, with legal review and freeze windows. Nothing broad runs without a written policy behind it.
Where each business type starts
Starting points only. Change your automation mode any time, and move plans as you grow.
| Dimension | Usually starts in | Plan that fits |
|---|---|---|
| Small business | Small fixes on their own | Local, then Growth as the site or service area grows |
| Local business | “Small fixes on their own”. Review replies wait for you | Local for up to 3 local areas. Growth for up to 5 |
| Multi-location | “Small fixes on their own” for listing details. New pages wait for you | Growth for up to 5 local areas, National for up to 10, Managed by BOOSTD beyond that |
| Franchises | “Ask me first” inside head-office rules | National for up to 10 locations, Managed by BOOSTD for larger networks |
| Ecommerce | “Small fixes on their own”. Product copy waits for you | By pages checked: Local 50, Growth 200, National 1,000 |
| SaaS | Ask me first | Growth. National for several products or markets |
| Agencies | Set per client. The agency approves, then the client | The agency program: a per-site price for each client, five sites minimum |
| Enterprise | “Ask me first”. More only by written policy | Managed by BOOSTD, or National for a smaller team |
The four plans at a glance
Every plan includes every feature; they differ by size. Each plan covers one website. A second website gets its own plan, with 10% off each website from your third. Prices may change over time, like any company’s.
| Dimension | Local | Growth | National | Managed by BOOSTD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $149 per month | $399 per month | Talk to us | Quoted per contract |
| Local areas | 3 | 5 | 10 | Set in your contract |
| Pages looked after | 50 | 200 | 1,000 | Set in your contract |
| Keywords tracked | 50 | 300 | 1,000 | Set in your contract |
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Questions about choosing a use case
What if my business fits two of these?
Read the one that matches who approves changes. For a franchise that sells online, whether a franchisee or head office signs off a page matters more than the checkout.
Setup asks the same question, and you can change your answer later without starting again.
Where do the plan numbers on these pages come from?
From the same plan catalogue the pricing page reads and BOOSTD enforces, so the numbers here can’t disagree with it.
Prices and limits may change over time, like any company’s. The pricing page has the full list.
Can I start using BOOSTD today?
Yes. Get the free SEO audit, which is open now, or start the 7-day trial on a self-serve plan.
Prefer us to run it for you? Choose Managed by BOOSTD: our specialists run the software and agree the scope and price with you first.
How is this different from the industries and solutions pages?
Industry pages cover your sector: what buyers search for and what regulators let you say. Solution pages start from a problem, such as a drop in leads.
Use cases show how the software runs for a business of your structure: who approves what, how many places it checks, and what it never touches.
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