B2B Reports & White-Label Audits — Page Copy Draft

Voice: first-person, plain-spoken. Honesty laws apply.

Hero

• H1: "Island fieldwork, without island staff."
• Sub: "Two things I do for businesses: dead-zone demand reports built from real on-the-ground mapping, and white-label connectivity audits your team can sell under your name. I'm the guy already out here with the gear."
• CTA: "Book My Free Audit"

Line A: Dead-zone demand reports

"What it is: a written report on where the island's dead zones actually are — built from my dead-zone mapping work, community reports, and field measurements. Useful for carrier network teams deciding where coverage matters, and for municipal grant applications that need documented connectivity gaps.

Honest framing: this is reported and measured field data — my mapping work, community reports, my own sweeps. It is NOT carrier network data. I don't have their maps and I don't pretend to. What I have is what's actually happening on the ground, which is what their planning teams and grant reviewers are missing."

Line B: White-label connectivity audits

"What it is: you sell the audit, I do the fieldwork, your name goes on the report. For ISPs and dealers who need island site work without keeping island staff. I show up with the spectrum gear, run the sweep, and deliver the findings in your format, under your brand.

Honest framing: I'll tell you what I can and can't claim. Ten years in wireless, real booster installs with honestly mixed results, and I'll never invent field history I don't have."

How it works (3 steps)

1. Scope — You tell me the area or the properties. I tell you what I can deliver and what it'll take.
2. Fieldwork — I do the sweeps, the measurements, the photos.
3. Delivery — Report in your format, on your timeline, under your brand where it counts.

Honest boundaries

"One man, one van, one island. I'll take on what I can do well and turn down what I can't. B2B work gets scheduled around my residential audits — or at priority rates if you need to jump the line."

Pricing (DECIDED 2026-10-09)

• Dead-zone demand reports: $2,500 per report. Grant applications ride on this data and are worth six figures to municipalities — the report is cheap at that price.
• White-label audits: $197/site wholesale ($297 retail gives the ISP/dealer margin). Retainer available for volume.

CTA band

"Tell me the area. I'll tell you what I can map." - CTA: "Book My Free Audit" → free audit Calendly link, or call +1-236-997-0515

Continuity

"B2B clients feed the same dead-zone dataset that powers the community map — every job makes the data better."

Open questions for Jonathan

1. Grant-application reports: any template or standard funders expect (e.g., CRTC / BC connectivity programs)?
2. White-label terms — NDA/conflict language, and any ISP relationships to avoid?
3. Report pricing model: per-site fee vs ongoing retainer?