About UptickIQ
Measured,
not guessed.
Small businesses deserve a straight answer about where they stand online—without hiring an agency just to decode the problem.
Our rule
“If a number cannot be traced to evidence, it does not belong in the report.”
Built independently
Upstate South Carolina
What we are building
A market analyst for businesses that need an answer, not more noise.
UptickIQ maps the searches customers run, the competitors winning them, the map pack, reviews, directories, ads, authority, and the quality of the website itself.
Then it turns that market picture into a prioritized plan—and gives each customer an AI advisor grounded in the measurements, not a generic pile of tips.
Evidence over claims
Every score, finding, and comparison should be explainable. The proof is part of the product.
Business language first
Owners should understand the impact without learning SEO jargon. Technical depth is available, never forced.
Unknown means unknown
We do not turn missing data into a confident-looking zero or sell rank predictions nobody can defend.
Every insight leads somewhere
A finding should explain why it matters, what to do, and how to verify that the work helped.
Who builds it
Small, independent, and close to the problem.
UptickIQ is built by ByteBunny, LLC, an independent software company in Upstate South Carolina. We build the scanner, scoring engine, comparison system, and advisor ourselves—and run UptickIQ on UptickIQ.
That independence lets us optimize for a useful, honest answer instead of engagement loops, seat growth, or another subscription customers forget to cancel.
Where the evidence comes from
Public, current, and traceable signals.
Live search results
Captured at scan time
Google Maps & reviews
Market presence and reputation
Real browser measurements
Speed and visitor experience
Backlink indexes
Authority with junk filtered
Advertising records
Who is paying for the market
Your own website
Content, structure, and clarity
The fastest introduction
Run UptickIQ on your own market.
See the evidence. Decide whether the answer earns your trust.