When to use Bizzit's public tools

When to use Bizzit Video: a brief that becomes a cut

Bizzit Video is a Pro tool. Write what the video is about. Cipher writes scenes. Stock and voice become a downloadable cut. $12 a month. Not Premiere.

Scenes, not a slideshow: one picture per spoken line

Bizzit Video writes a scene list. Footage must match the line. Stills are a fallback, not the plan. Pro $12.

Shorts versus 16:9: pick the frame before Cipher writes the scenes

Bizzit Video lets you pick YouTube 16:9, Shorts 9:16, or square. Hook harder on vertical. Pro $12.

Stock footage must match the line, or you replace the scene

Bizzit Video searches stock including Pexels. Prefer video. Stills if needed. Replace a scene when the object is wrong. Pro $12.

Captions on the cut: timed to the voice, not a second essay

Bizzit Video burns captions from Edge timestamps. They are large and simple. Pro $12. Not a subtitle file SKU we named here.

Replace one scene without rewriting the whole brief

Bizzit Video lets you save a line, fetch new footage, or upload your clip on one scene. Then it re-cuts. Pro $12.

Schedule a cut without minting 365 calendar URLs

Bizzit Video can repeat a cut every N days. Keep one tool URL. Do not invent a page per date. Pro $12. Watch each run.

When to use a QR: the counter, the van, the case, not a billboard of hope

Generate a QR to your live Bizzit slug or domain. Tape it where a hand can scan. Publish first. Pro $12 if the URL should be your name.

When to use Bizzit domain search (before you print the bags)

Use domain search before you brand. See live availability and first-year price. Pro is $12 to put the name on the site. Not Namecheap Beast Mode.

When to use dropship catalog (and when to walk away)

Use Bizzit's dropship catalog when you asked for a shop and you mean the niche. Not a scraper. Markup you honor. Pro checkout is yours.

When to use FAQ schema (only if the FAQs are on the page)

Generate FAQ JSON-LD that matches visible questions. Do not fake FAQs to stuff keywords. Google may not show rich results.

When to use hours JSON-LD (when the door and Google disagree)

Generate LocalBusiness hours JSON-LD that matches the door and Google Business Profile. Paste in the head or keep next to visible hours. Not a second set of hours.

When to use invoice math (your numbers, not a payroll product)

Bizzit invoice math is a pad for totals you already mean. Not accounting software. Not tax advice. Pro $12 is unrelated.

When to use mailbox guess (thinking about hello@, not hosting mail)

Mailbox guess helps you think about addresses on a domain. Bizzit does not host your mailbox as a SKU here. MX is not CNAME. Pro $12 is the website name.

When to use meta preview (before the title truncates)

Bizzit meta preview shows how a title and description might appear. Google may rewrite them. Do not stuff. Pro $12 is unrelated to this tool.

When to use palette-from-brief (after the nouns, not instead of them)

Bizzit's palette tool turns a brief into colors. It is not a brand system. Fix the nouns first. Then generate. Pro $12 is unrelated.

When to use price-compare (our $12, their public page)

Bizzit price-compare is for stacking our public numbers next to a competitor's public page. Durable Launch is $25 as we already publish. We do not paste SKU grids we have not verified.

When to use the break-even tool on $12

Bizzit's break-even tool uses your numbers. Pro is $12 a month. We do not fabricate industry averages.

When to use the brief builder instead of a blank box

Bizzit brief builder turns trade, towns, hours, price, and action into a paragraph Cipher can build. Then paste into Create. 50 Free turns. Pro $12.

When to use the business name generator (and when to ignore it)

Bizzit's name generator is a spark, not a legal search. Then domain search. Then a brief with nouns. We do not invent trademark clearance.

When to use the email signature tool (after the URL works)

Build an email signature that points at your live Bizzit site. Publish first. Free slug works. Pro $12 for your domain on the line.

When to use the headline generator (and when it becomes a slogan mill)

Bizzit headline generator is a spark for true H1s. Not slogan stuffing. One H1 per page. No city doorways.

When to use the launch checklist (after preview, before ads)

Bizzit's launch checklist is the boring pass before you buy ads. Publish on you.bizzit.io. Pro $12 for the domain. No city doorways.

When to use the markup calculator

Use Bizzit's markup calculator before you brief a shop. Mean the number. Pro checkout is yours at $12. No fake industry averages.

When to use the NAP formatter (before you invent a second suite)

Bizzit's NAP formatter keeps name, address, and phone consistent for the site and Google Business Profile. No city doorways. Free slug is a valid website field.

When to use the shipping calculator (thinking, not a live carrier API)

Bizzit's shipping calculator is for thinking through a rule you will honor. Not live rates. Write pickup vs ship in the brief. Pro checkout is yours.

When to use the social bio tool (one line, one URL)

Write an Instagram bio that points at your live Bizzit site. Publish first. Free slug works. Pro $12 for your domain.

When to use the tenant sitemap tool

Generate a sitemap of pages that 200. Do not include noindex or doorway URLs. Google's protocol is public. Bizzit marketing sitemap is separate from a tenant's.

When to use the TLD picker (after you have a name, before you embroider)

Bizzit TLD picker is for choosing an ending you will actually say. Domain search prices what we sell. Pro $12 to put it on the site.

When to use UTM links (a flyer versus a bio, not 400 city tags)

Build UTM links to your live Bizzit site so you can tell a flyer from Instagram. Do not tag 50 city doorways. Free slug works.

Tools that do work. Not keyword landing pages.