Built
The verified business record. The ZIP position network and its public pages. The market data behind every ZIP page, with its sources named. The billing catalogue. The governed action ledger every future action will be written to.
Every claim on this site should have a page behind it.
This is where the checking happens: what verification actually verifies, which named source each published figure came from, what you are billed and what happens when you leave, and — the part most sites omit — what has not been built. If a statement elsewhere on this site has nothing here to support it, treat that as a defect and tell us.
Stage
Where QuikPros actually is, today.
QuikPros is in design-partner pilot. It is not yet answering calls, sending messages, or booking appointments for customers.
Being built
Call and message capture, qualification under owner-approved rules, booking, and follow-up. This is the work the design-partner group will shape, one lane at a time.
Not built
There is no phone integration. QuikPros has never answered a call, sent a text, or booked an appointment for a customer. No business has signed on as a design partner yet — the first group is being selected now. When any of that changes, this page will say so, with a date.
We would rather lose a signup than describe something we have not shipped.
How the record is made
Verification, sourcing, and the rules that decide what gets published.
Verification and matching methodology
What is checked before a business record is published, what happens when a credential lapses, and how a consented customer request is routed.
Read the methodology →Source catalogue
Every published market figure is attributed to a named source with a date. This is the list, including which sources are official government APIs and which are licensed research downloads.
See the source catalogue →Editorial policy and corrections
Who writes what appears here, how a correction is made, and how to ask for one.
Read the editorial policy →
What you are charged, and for what
Prices, billing behaviour, and the boundary between what QuikPros controls and what it does not.
Fair-billing commitments
What recurs, what happens on cancellation, and a section naming what is planned but not yet available.
Read the billing commitments →Pricing
The published $50–$100 monthly ZIP price bands, and why the operating layer has no public price yet.
See pricing →Discovery and measurement
How a verified record is published for search engines and AI assistants, what is measured, and what is not ours to promise.
See the reach system →
Machine-readable and legal
The files AI products read, and the policies that govern the rest.
AI discovery manifest
The machine-readable description of which QuikPros surfaces an AI product may read, and where.
Open ai-discovery.json →Model-readable site summary
A plain-text summary of the site for language models, kept alongside the manifest.
Open llms.txt →Privacy and terms
What is collected, what is shared and on what consent, and the terms that govern participation.
Read the privacy policy →
The action record
When the operating layer acts on a business's behalf, each action is written to a durable record: what triggered it, the owner-approved rule it followed, exactly what was said or requested, who confirmed it, and how it ended. That record is what an owner audits, and it is the only place an outcome number on this site will ever come from.
The action record is empty.
The ledger exists in the platform, but no action has ever been written to it because QuikPros has not acted for a customer. The first entries arrive when a design partner switches on their first lane, and published outcome figures will cite them.
Found something on this site that is not true?
Overclaiming is the failure mode this company is most exposed to, so a reported overstatement is treated as a bug and corrected in public. Send the sentence and the page.
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