A homeowner searches "water damage restoration near me," sees three profiles, and calls one of them without ever visiting a website. NanoForce Visibility Engine turns your completed jobs into the compliant reviews and proof that decide which of those three profiles gets the call.
Launching in a limited number of markets. Not yet open for general signup.
Homeowners comparing water damage or mold companies rarely visit a website first. They compare map pack profiles, and pick before you know they were looking.
Not review gating. Not incentivized reviews. Not anything that gets a profile suspended six months in.
Every field checked against what actually ranks: category accuracy, service area, hours, photos, and the specific gaps costing you map pack position right now.
Completed jobs generate real review requests, sent the way the platform allows. No gating who gets asked, no incentives, no swapped reviews. It holds up because it was earned.
What changed, what's next, and where you stand against the two or three competitors actually showing up in your market's map pack.
Pricing shown here is current. Full feature breakdown by tier is being finalized ahead of launch.
Tell us where you're located and which tier you're leaning toward. We'll reach out when your market opens.
No. Visibility Engine is a separate product built for single-location contractors focused on local search visibility. NanoForce's claims and reconciliation systems serve multi-location restoration and reconstruction contractors with 1 to 20 locations. Different product, different team workflow, different pricing.
It means the review and photo requests your completed jobs generate follow the review platform's own rules: no incentivized reviews, no gated filtering, no review-swapping. The proof holds up because it was collected the right way, not because it was engineered to look good.
No. NanoForce runs the profile audit, the review requests, and the monthly reporting. You get a report each month showing what changed and what's next.
Visibility Engine is not yet open for self-serve signup. It's launching through a waitlist first, in a limited number of markets, before general availability.