bodyne.com

What It Is

Bodyne is not a general-purpose SEO tool. It is a vertical marketing service built for independent restoration companies in Texas—water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, and related services. Its core premise is that future customers will find service providers through Google AI, ChatGPT, Perplexity, or AI purchasing agents, so a company’s website must be “machine-readable.” Its work therefore focuses on diagnostics and implementation around search crawlability, content authority, structured data, local presence, AI visibility, and Agent Readiness.

Core Capabilities and Data Foundation

Services include a free 6 Forces Score, service-area pages, local SEO, Google Business Profile optimization, FAQ/AEO content, Schema markup, llms.txt, WebMCP manifest, Google Search Console coverage fixes, and more. Its reference sources include NOAA storm and disaster data, Texas Dept. of Insurance, Texas Insurance Code §1204.053, Google Search Central, and Schema.org. Case studies show RestoExperts improving its score from D+ to A- in 44 days, with AI crawler access rising from 0/7 to 7/7; Blue SteelCo increased indexed pages from 11 to 35. That said, the number of public examples is still limited.

Pricing and Delivery

Pricing is disclosed fairly clearly: Score is free forever; Inspection costs $1,500 and includes the first 14 days of technical fixes, with a commitment that deliverables will be functional; Enforcement costs $15,000 and covers a 90-day six-surface build; Vigilance is $1,500/month on a monthly basis. Bodyne explicitly does not guarantee rankings, AI citations, or Map Pack positions, which is more restrained than many broad SEO agencies.

Pros and Cons

Its strength is its extremely narrow positioning. Bodyne understands that local restoration companies depend on insurance referrals, are affected by AOB policy changes, and often win customers in urgent search scenarios. It also brings structured data, AI citations, and agent-callable capabilities into the SEO framework relatively early. The drawbacks are that its service scope is mainly limited to markets such as Texas, DFW, and Houston; the founder also states that he does not have hands-on restoration experience such as IICRC or Xactimate; higher-tier projects are not cheap for small teams, and the number of case studies remains limited.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Bodyne is best suited to independent restoration companies with roughly $2M–$5M in annual revenue that rely on local emergency leads and want to reduce dependence on insurance referrals. It is not a fit for China-based SEO, ecommerce, or general industry brands. Access from China and payment methods are not disclosed, so they should be considered unknown. If looking for alternatives in the Chinese market, businesses could consider local SEO agencies or tools such as Semrush, Ahrefs, and BrightLocal combined with service providers familiar with the Chinese search ecosystem.