Your next customer is asking ChatGPT, Claude or Google’s AI where to shoot. Most ranges never come up — not because they’re worse, but because there’s nothing local for the models to read.
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Most ranges run a patchwork of different marketing tools that don’t talk. LocalShot replaces it with one connected stack, plus adds the engine that local search loves.
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“Gun range near me.” “Fun things to do this weekend.” Same person, two different searches — does your range show up for both? Your customers search by town, by price, by permit class, or by nothing more specific than looking for an experience. One geo stack covers all of it for one city. Add a stack for the next town over and you own that search too. Below: a range in Dallas, with the towns it draws from already covered.
Search stopped being ten blue links. Your next customer asks ChatGPT, Claude or Google’s AI where to shoot, and those models answer from whatever they can read about you locally — which for most ranges is a homepage and not much else.
LocalShot writes the material they read. A geo stack is a cluster of pages built for one town — what it costs to shoot there, which classes run, what a first-timer should expect — so the engines have something specific to cite instead of a page that could be any range in the state.
Every page is drafted, checked against what you’ve told us about the range, and waits in your dashboard. Nothing publishes without your say-so.
Getting found is half of it. Everything that happens after somebody finds you runs in the same login, on the same bill.
No second subscription, no separate password, just everything you need to follow up, nurture and win back customers.
Lanes, classes, hours, the towns you draw from. Ten minutes, once.
Every page your town searches for, drafted and waiting in your dashboard.
Hosting, schema and mobile handled the moment you click. No developer.
Cost range from typical published pricing for comparable standalone tools and market-rate local content services — not a quote.
Most marketing tools price the thing you need most. Cover a second town, pay again. Cover a third, pay again. So ranges cover one town, rank in one town, and wonder why the drive-time radius never grows.
We charge for ranges, not towns. Cover every town you draw from, with as many pages as each one needs, at the same price — because a town costs us a few dollars once, and charging monthly for it would only stop you doing the thing that works.
No setup fee, no contract, and nothing publishes without your approval. Run a second range and it’s $39 a month, with its own towns and pages on the same terms.
Replaces $650–1,180/mo of stacked marketing tools
Local pages, blog posts, social and review replies written for your range — plus the CRM. Nothing publishes until you approve it.
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The pages, the posts, the review replies — and the dashboard where you approve them before any of it goes live.
Every page one town needs to find you — the main range page, lane rates, classes, permit courses, first-timers, leagues, memberships, an FAQ. One stack covers one town. Add a stack for the next town over and you cover that search too.
No. Everything arrives written, as a draft in your dashboard. You approve it, edit it, or skip it. Nothing publishes on its own.
It stays exactly where it is. LocalShot builds a separate local site that links to yours — so you keep what you have and gain the pages it was never going to rank for.
Traditional SEO aims at one page ranking on Google. This aims at being the range an AI names when somebody asks it where to shoot, which is a different job with different inputs — and it is measured separately.
The company behind LocalShot. We build software for the shooting sports industry; LocalShot is our local marketing platform for ranges.
It takes a minute and costs nothing. If the answer is “nothing”, that is the problem worth fixing.