A clear answer. A useful next step.

Beacon tests buyer questions to see whether your business appears in AI recommendations, shows which competitors appear, and helps you choose what to improve first.

Open the original Beacon app for those reports and Watch subscriptions. They have not been moved or deleted. New checks and reports are available here in Joplin.

Your business website and the market you serve. No account is required for the free check.

Start with a free Beacon Check. Full reports, Watch, and implementation help are coming soon; checkout is not open. Planned prices are $79 for a report, $49/month for Watch, and $399 for defined implementation help. A free check does not start a subscription.

Yes. Explore the Sample Beacon Report. It uses a fictional business to show the format and recommendations; it is not a customer result.

No. Results are a snapshot of the assistants and questions tested using public web evidence. They do not measure all consumer searches, lost sales, or guaranteed future recommendations.

New Beacon reports can be saved to your existing Joplin account. No account is required for a free check. Open your Beacon reports or sign in to Joplin. Reports and Watch subscriptions created in the original Beacon app remain there.

No. Describe what the business needs in plain English. Joplin recommends the order of work and explains why it comes first.

Joplin Marketing is in Early Access; invitations, available capabilities, and plan details are confirmed during onboarding. Beacon purchases do not automatically include Marketing access.

A website, one measurable goal, and your approvals. The setup captures your offer, audience, voice, and rules—after that, your main job is saying yes, no, or change this.

One measurable outcome and a deadline. Then leave it alone for a 30-, 60-, or 90-day cycle while the weekly tactics adjust around it.

Yes—when the business genuinely changes. Otherwise, keep the outcome stable long enough to learn from the work.

Today, Joplin Marketing prepares drafts and handoffs for your review. Approving a draft does not publish it. Delivery depends on capabilities enabled for your account; use the provided handoff wherever direct publishing is unavailable.

Early Access supports reviewing individual drafts or approving the weekly direction, depending on your account. Running autonomously within rules is a future direction. Approving content does not publish it.

Yes. One pause stops the weekly marketing workflow and authorized automation from moving forward until you resume it.

Every number names its source. Joplin's own activity, hosted-page data, connected-account evidence, and the results you report yourself are never mixed together.

No. Joplin creates and coordinates the work toward your goal—but outcomes also depend on the offer, the market, and the timing. The plan and the work are promised; the result is earned.

Joplin-hosted offer pages are live. Mailchimp and Kit are in guarded pilots. Social and CMS destinations use approved draft handoffs—Joplin preps, you publish. Exact statuses: the Integrations page.

No. A connection might only support drafts, syncing, or handoffs. Every provider's exact capability is stated separately—and conservatively.

The Security page: owner-scoped data, encrypted tokens, approval history, the pause switch, and what Joplin does and doesn't claim.