Find the opportunity. Marketur helps you turn it into business.
Find businesses that need help, uncover opportunities, build with practical tools and WordPress plugins, or become a Marketur Agent and earn commissions bringing customers to Marketur.
Find the opportunity
Businesses that need help, and ideas worth building.
Build on something you own
Your site, your stack, your accounts, your list.
Grow it
Tools, services and a community to turn prospects into customers.
The platform
Everything between the idea and the thing that works.
Most advice picks one part of this and pretends the rest is easy. Marketur covers the whole run: finding the opportunity, building on something you control, and growing it once it exists. Start wherever you actually are.
Find
Opportunity Finder
Find local businesses with real, measurable problems, see why they are worth contacting, and send them a report, a demo website and an AI assistant built for them.
Reality Check
Describe an idea and find out whether it is worth building before you spend anything on it.
- The market researched
- Competitors named, with sources
- The risks spelled out
- The cheapest test that could kill it
Free, no account needed.
WordPress plugins
Community, chat, mobile apps, social proof and email, built because I needed them on my own site first.
Community
Other people building things, in public. Share what you are working on and see what is working for someone else.
Marketur Agents
Find the businesses, send what Marketur makes for them, and earn commission when they become customers. Marketur does the work.
Done for you
Managed Business
We build your website, then look after it and the rest of your online presence every month.
Website build from $799, then care plans from $149 a month. Your domain and accounts stay in your name.
How it works
Find it. Show it. Grow it.
From a business that needs help to a customer who stays. Do it for your own business, or for other people’s as a Marketur Agent.
01
Find
Opportunity Finder and your Prospect Agent surface local businesses with a real, measurable problem: a review gap, a slow site, no online booking. Each one comes with why it is worth contacting.
02
Show
Send a report, a demo website and an AI assistant built for that business. You are not pitching an idea, you are showing them the finished thing.
03
Convert
The AI Assistant answers their customers and books real appointment times, day and night, so the website starts earning straight away.
04
Grow
Review Growth turns finished jobs into Google reviews, and Marketur keeps the site and the rest of their online presence moving every month.
AI that can actually help
Stop copying instructions from a chat window into your site.
Marketur MCP gives supported AI assistants controlled access to your actual WordPress site. It inspects what is really there, makes approved changes and reads the result back, with permissions and safeguards in the loop.
- Reads what is really on your site, not a guess
- Makes approved changes, with a backup of every edit
- Reads the result back to check it worked
Why any of this exists
Most of this was learned the expensive way.
Money spent building things before checking whether anybody wanted them. An app held up for weeks over a login screen. Credits burned on a platform that put its own name on my product. A business that did over $200,000 in sales, which did not stop me making bad calls straight after it. Marketur is the shortcut I did not have.
01
Decide before you spend
A domain, a build and an ad budget are an expensive way to discover nobody wanted it. Run the idea through the Reality Check first and find out for free.
02
Build on something you own
Closed builders are fine right up until you want to leave, change the pricing or put your own name on the login screen. Your site, hosting and accounts stay in your name here.
03
Grow it with what actually worked
Real numbers rather than marketing-blog advice. Which channels sent traffic, which sent thousands of views and no signups, and what the difference turned out to be.
What we learned this week, so you do not have to
New tools and plugin releases, build notes, and the occasional write-up of something that went badly wrong and what fixed it. Sent when there is something worth reading rather than on a schedule, and never more than that.
Every lesson in here cost somebody something. Usually me.
Start with the free Reality Check, find your first opportunity, take the plugins if they help, and skip the parts that were not worth the money the first time round.