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Your facts, right where assistants read them

That is the whole promise. Below, two sources disagree on the price of a check-up at Harbour Dental, Welila's sample practice. Each part of the promise is kept as it happens.

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Tap the owner's answer when Welila asks. The rest of the week follows from it, and so does each part of the promise.

  1. app.welila.com

    Welila 28 Aug, 07:00

    One thing changed. Which is right?

    Google now shows your check-up price as £59. Your website says £65.

    Nobody at Welila checks your facts by hand

    Welila compares your public sources, and you settle what disagrees. Every fact's history shows which of the two settled it.

  2. Customer and assistant
    1. Customer Friday night

      How much is a check-up at Harbour Dental?

    2. Assistant Friday night

      A check-up at Harbour Dental costs £59.

      That came from Google. The practice's own website says £65.

    No promises about rankings

    Welila doesn't buy, move or sell a place in an assistant's answers. It works on the part it can fix, which is whether the facts are right.

  3. app.welila.com

    Owner 30 Aug, 10:14

    Check-up confirmed, £65.Written to record wl-c6yd-8m79.Undo

    No quiet edits to your history

    Your answer is written to the record with the time. A correction adds a new line, and nothing above it ever changes.

  4. Customer and assistant
    1. Customer A week later

      How much is a check-up at Harbour Dental?

    2. Assistant A week later

      It's £65. Harbour Dental's Welila page lists a check-up at £65, confirmed by the business on 30 August 2026.

      Check-up: £65. Confirmed by the business on 30 August 2026. Record wl-c6yd-8m79.

    Your facts, right where assistants read them

    Welila's page and its files carried the answer within five minutes, in a line an assistant can quote.

An illustration. Assistants answer in their own words, and the second answer here comes from the line the Welila page publishes. Harbour Dental is Welila's sample practice, not a customer.

Where the promise stops

These are the other lines Welila holds to. If one matters to your business, open it to see why it holds.

  • Nothing behind a loginWhy it holds

    Welila reads public pages only, never faster than one request a second, and it follows each site's robots rules. See how Welila reads.

  • No code on your websiteWhy it holds

    The badge is an image with every number written into its text. There is nothing to install, and nothing on it runs.

  • No vouching for allergensWhy it holds

    Dietary and allergen facts carry your word alone, because a mistake there can hurt someone. If a source lists an allergen, Welila still waits for your word.

  • The seal means one thingWhy it holds

    Confirmed by the business and cross-checked against the public sources assistants read, on the date shown. It is not a review, a rating or a guarantee.

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