Dentists, Barbers, Locksmiths: Who Renomex Was Built to Serve
If customers find you on Google Maps and meet you in person, Renomex says it works for you. Six sectors, a seven-day free trial and real people to talk to.
The test is simple: can customers find the business on Google Maps and deal with it face to face? Then <a href="https://renomex.app" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Renomex</a> is designed for it.
Six sectors
Health and care, from dentists to vets. Food and hospitality, from bakeries to hotels. Personal services such as salons and gyms. Trades and repair — garages, plumbers, electricians, locksmiths, movers. Retail. And professional offices: lawyers, accountants, notaries, estate agents.
Who does not qualify
Because the service rests on a Google Business Profile, it shares Google's limits: no online-only firms, lead-generation middlemen, rental properties or virtual offices.
Trying it
Every plan starts with a seven-day free trial, with no setup fee and no lock-in. Questions go to people, not forms: <a href="mailto:office@renomex.app">office@renomex.app</a>, <a href="mailto:sales@renomex.app">sales@renomex.app</a> and <a href="mailto:support@renomex.app">support@renomex.app</a>.
Disclosure: Renomex and Ethicoin belong to the same network as RICH TVX America News. This story is based on what the projects publish and what anyone can check for themselves.
