MaxedVision
For local businesses
Be seen by people who are nearby right now.
You put a pin on the map and choose how far it reaches. Only people inside that circle ever see it.
You reach a circle, not an audience.
Set the radius and the duration. Price follows both, so a corner café can start at a few euros and a festival can take the whole town.
There is no auction, and you are never bidding against national advertisers for your own street.
How far your pin reaches. You choose it. Nobody outside the circle sees anything at all.
The smallest a pin can cost. A wider circle or more hours costs more. That is the entire formula.
Saw the pin, opened it, tapped your link, joined your chat. Measured at every step.
What you actually find out.
Footfall, not impressions
Your pin only shows to people inside your circle. So when the dashboard says fifty people saw it, fifty people were near your door with their phone out.
The whole funnel
How many saw the pin, opened it, tapped your link and joined the chat, plus your busiest hours and whether those people were new or returning.
What verification buys
The one-off fee pays for a review, not for the mark. Someone reads your submission and checks the business is real, which is the only reason the badge means anything. Verified shops also get clickable links on their pin and can reach up to twenty kilometres instead of two.
The shops in one town, in one chat.
The Cooperation-Hub is scoped to your city and open to local businesses. Plan a late-opening night together, split a delivery, or run one offer across three shops.
Members can pledge towards something and vote on what it pays for. Emories never holds the money: one member pays, and everyone else sees exactly what they owe.