Every location starts with a baseline performance score that's measured before you partner with us. Our commitment, per location, is a stated improvement to that score and the location's performance within the first six months of that location's service.
If a guaranteed location misses its six-month target, that location’s monthly service fee is credited until the agreed target is reached.
Tekkii guarantees the defined Pin Parity Score improvement written into the agreement for each enrolled location by that location’s six-month checkpoint. The Pin Parity Score is a 0–100 competitive visibility benchmark built from documented location-level signals, including local search results, Google Business Profile strength, reputation, website coverage, authority signals, and competitive data.
The baseline is established during the Pinpoint Audit and covers a specific action plan for that location. That baseline and the required six-month improvement goal are written into the agreement before service begins.
The guarantee applies to the Grow and Dominate programs. Each location carries its own baseline, its own target, and its own clock, meaning a group with nine locations holds nine separate commitments. A location that starts in month three of the engagement reaches its checkpoint in month nine.
Your guaranteed improvement is set from the starting baseline and competitive conditions identified in the audit. The exact target is written into your agreement before work begins.
Depending on the factors and local competition, we could need to improve your score by 5, 10 or even 15 points. If the Pinpoint Audit determines that we can't give you a measurable improvement in your market, we promise to not waste your time or money.
It is not a leads guarantee.
It is not a rankings guarantee.
It is not a revenue guarantee.
We never make those guarantees, anywhere, in any words. The Pin Parity Score measures the visibility factors we actually control. We guarantee the thing we control, and we refuse to guarantee the things we don't.
Agencies that promise you patients are promising you someone else's behavior.
By quarterly re-scans of the same public Google data used in the original Pinpoint Audit, presented at every quarterly review. This is not a proprietary metric you can't check, and no moving of the goalpost after signing.
Every location is re-scored each quarter with the same method as the baseline. You see the numbers at the quarterly review, next to the original audit.
Each location's score is compared against its committed target six months into that location's service.
If a location is behind pace at month four, we say so at month four, with the adjustment plan. Month six is never a surprise.
If a location lands within two or three points of its target, we re-scan the following week rather than settling a six-month commitment on a single day of volatile data.
Unmet client obligations, and nothing else. The guarantee stands on both sides. Your obligations are listed in the agreement: access to certain platforms granted, approvals returned timely, meeting requests for content and information, participation in the review workflow and the monthly interview. When those go unmet, that location's clock pauses for that period.
A pause is declared in the month it happens and never retroactively. The clock restarts the day we get what we need, and pushes the target date accordingly.
We credit you for the full amount of every location that did not hit its number, and keep working it every month, until it hits its target. The credit runs until the number is reached but we don't stop working on it.
The credit runs until the location reaches its committed target. In practice, misses get closed, because the same machine that moves every other location keeps running on that one. If it were cheaper for us to let a location sit, we would have written a different guarantee.
No, and be suspicious of anyone who will. We guarantee the visibility score, because that's what we control. Visibility is what makes the phone ring, but closing it up to your practice, team, and operations.
Because it's built from public Google data about your own market and competitors. This includes map rankings on the searches that pay, Google profile strength, website coverage, and the authority sources referencing each office. The method is fixed at baseline and written into the agreement. Anything you see in a re-scan, you can go verify yourself.
It works both ways: we're on the hook for the score, and the plan needs your access and participation to run. That's why a pause is flagged the same month it happens, so you can restart it immediately.
Then the commitment changes shape. High-scoring offices carry a hold-above-80 commitment instead of a point gain, because defending a top position against competitors running their own campaigns is real work, and pretending an 82 should climb another 15 points would be a number invented to look impressive.
It gets its own baseline the moment it enters service along with its own six month clock. It doesn't inherit the group's progress and it doesn't reset anyone else's checkpoint.
At the start of that location's service, not the date the agreement was signed. A location added in month three reaches its checkpoint in month nine, measured against its baseline.
The scan takes about three minutes and returns a 0 to 100 score for every location you scan. This number gives you an idea of your local performance with results on screen, and quick actions you can take today.