You control everything in your locations. Except what Google says about them.
Dilypse runs your entire network's online presence — information, reviews, campaigns, visibility — from a single place.
Google Maps
Yelp
Facebook
Apple Maps
Instagram
TripAdvisor
Waze
Foursquare
- One edit, pushed everywhere.
- Head office sees everything, each manager sees their own location.
- You're alerted the moment something changes.
From auditing one location to auditing your whole network
- Enter one location. The address and contact details fill themselves in from Google.
- Get its score, section by section. Directories, Google Business Profile, website, reviews, competitors, AI visibility — each one scored, with three findings at the top of the report.
- Leave with a prioritized action plan. What to fix at that location, ranked by urgency — a list of moves, not a list of blame.
- Move to the whole network with our team. Every location put through the same examination, and we walk you through the findings in thirty minutes.
The report you receive
Not a quote, not a pitch deck: your real data, scored one dimension at a time, with the list of what to fix first.
- Your address is wrong on 7 of 16 directories .
- You're absent from all 20 results on Google Maps for your line of business.
- 23 days with no reply to your latest two-star review.
Everything that decides your local visibility: directories, Google Business Profile, reviews, website, searches and what AI assistants answer. Measured facts, set against the competitors coming out ahead of you in your city — and whatever we couldn't measure is said so, never counted as a zero.
The list of what to fix, ranked by urgency, each move tied back to the section it came from. You know what to start with Monday morning and what can wait a quarter — even if you never call us back.
One score per location, on identical criteria: your network ranks itself from weakest to strongest. You stop guessing where to put the effort, and a gap between two locations becomes a precise question instead of a hunch.
They already run their whole network on Dilypse
In a network, information drifts out of sync on its own
Nobody did anything wrong. It's what happens when twenty people edit twenty listings without talking to each other.
Your hours are wrong somewhere
A manager changes them for a holiday and forgets to change them back. Nobody at head office knows, and the customer finds a locked door.
Your addresses don't match
Google, Apple Maps, the directories and your own website each tell a different version. The engines hesitate, and you slide down.
REPLIED
23 DAYS
Your reviews go unanswered
They land on twenty dashboards nobody watches. You find out when an unhappy customer calls head office.
An organizational problem.
Your customers live it, Google and the AI assistants remember it.
Each manager fixes things in their own corner, with no bad intent, and the gap ends up online: stale hours, wrong address, unanswered review. Faced with two versions that contradict each other, neither one knows which to believe — and your visibility pays for it. What follows fixes the coordination, not the policing.
One update on your side. Received by the entire publisher network.
Google Maps
Apple Maps
Facebook
Yelp
Tripadvisor
Foursquare
Waze
Synced through API integration — logo, description, hours, categories.
Fix it once. It's current everywhere.
A phone number that changes, a location that moves, a holiday to declare: today that's one dashboard to open per location — and half of them will stay wrong until a customer finds a locked door. With Dilypse you enter it once. Google, Apple Maps, Yelp, Waze and the rest of the publisher network receive the correction. And your marketing team stops refereeing emails from managers.
- One reference listing per location — name, address, phone, hours, categories, photos: one version only, yours.
- The big moves handled in one shot — an opening, a move, a rebrand: once on your side, not directory by directory.
- The state of every listing, visible — you see, location by location, what's still wrong today.
Your managers keep control of their location. Not of your brand.
Locking everything down doesn't work: managers find a way around it, and your listings go wrong again. Opening everything doesn't work either: everyone rewrites the description, changes the categories, posts their own photos. Dilypse settles it through permissions — the manager updates their hours, their photos, and replies to their reviews. Brand settings, descriptions and network analytics stay at head office.
Sources the assistant read — Google Maps · Yelp · Yellow Pages · TripAdvisor
When an AI answers in your place, who does it name?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google's AI Mode no longer rank links: they name two or three businesses, and the search stops there. They pick them from the directories and listings where your information lives — the very ones you just corrected. Your audit asks the question city by city and shows you who gets named when you don't.
- Five assistants queried — each one several times, so the result doesn't hang on a single draw.
- The competitors named in your place — not an abstract score: the businesses the answer cites in your city.
- The sources the answer came from — which directories the assistant read, so which ones are worth fixing first.
Get found. And get well reviewed. Both in one place.
This is where a network's local SEO is decided: the data that drives your visibility — directories, Google Business Profile, website — and the reputation that drives the click. Dilypse holds both, for every one of your locations, from a single screen.
Consistent data is the first thing Google looks at when ranking a business. That's exactly what Dilypse keeps current, directory by directory.
Every review in the network in one queue, with each one's reply time. You answer without opening twenty accounts, and you request new ones in bulk.
Your back-to-school promotion goes out to every listing in one move. When it ends, it disappears everywhere just as fast.
Your “Our locations” page stops being the last to know: it reads the same data as your listings, so it can no longer contradict them.
What actually keeps coming up — the wait, the welcome, the parking — and which location suffers from it. Without reading two thousand reviews.
Calls received, direction requests, clicks to the site: what your local presence brings in, location by location, month after month.
What people ask us before starting
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the number of locations — that's the only factor. We give it to you on the first call, straight, with no two-hour demo to sit through first. And if your network has fewer than ten locations, we'll tell you it isn't worth it for you rather than sell you something.
We already work with an agency. What changes?
Dilypse isn't an agency: it's the platform your team — or your agency — works on. Plenty of our networks keep their agency for creative and advertising, and use Dilypse for what an agency does badly at scale: keeping hundreds of listings accurate, day after day.
How much time does it take from my team?
Most of the work is up front: we assemble the correct version of each location once — name, address, hours, categories — and that becomes the reference. After that, an update takes one entry instead of twenty. The time you spend on it drops from the first month on; it doesn't grow.
Do we lose our reviews or our managers' access?
No. We connect to your existing listings, we don't recreate them: your reviews, your history and your seniority stay yours. And your managers keep control of their location — hours, photos, review replies — while brand settings stay at head office.
Do you guarantee Google rankings?
No, and be wary of anyone who promises it: nobody controls Google's rankings. What we do guarantee is that your information is accurate and consistent everywhere Google and the AI assistants go looking for it — that's the ground the ranking is played on, and the only ground anyone can act on.
What happens after I submit?
We analyze your network, location by location, and write to you with the report. If you want to talk it through, we take thirty minutes. If not, the report is yours, with the fixes ranked by priority — you can make them yourself.
One location to start, or the whole network at once
Both lead to the same report. One runs on its own in thirty seconds, the other happens with our team and covers every one of your locations.
Audit one location
You enter a name, we measure everything that decides its local visibility, and the full report lands in your inbox.
Three fields, nothing more. The report is yours, action plan included, even if you go no further.
Have your whole network analyzed
We put every one of your locations through the same examination before the meeting, then open the network on screen with you and tell you where to start.
- The whole network, not a sample — every location scored, with the detail listing by listing.
- Someone who knows networks — not a generic software demo.
- The findings in person — priorities ranked, and what can wait.
From ten locations up. Below that we tell you right away, rather than cost you thirty minutes.