Your trades, one per profession
Not a single tag. Someone practising three professions shows up in all three directory filters, not just the main one.
For lawyers, brokers, expert witnesses and translators
A link in the bio says you exist. Your page on transclusion says who licenses you to practise, under what number and where to check it — and it shows up in the directory people actually search.
Licences are checked against whoever issues them
None of this is typed into a form: it comes from the same tables that feed the directory and the search, so what you see here is what shows up there.
Not a single tag. Someone practising three professions shows up in all three directory filters, not just the main one.
With the body that issued it and a link to its public register. The green seal is only added by whoever checked it.
With a line that does not blur: an association is a private body, and a private body licenses nobody.
For real estate: your listings and the area price per square metre, with its cut-off date in plain sight.
Phone, email and WhatsApp. Whoever finds you writes to you, with nobody in between.
To your site or your association register, so anyone can check where this comes from.
SEO · GEO · AI-native
A page is worth nothing if the search engine cannot see it and an AI cannot read it. This is what yours carries, and you do not have to take our word for it: it can be checked from outside.
transclusion.co/pro/your-name, rendered on the server and with its canonical tag. It works with JavaScript switched off: what a crawler sees is exactly what you see.
Your page and every one of your listings go into the sitemap. And the map does not advertise dead addresses: whatever does not resolve does not go in.
Every page carries its JSON-LD. The search engine does not have to guess who you are, what you practise or which body regulates it: we say it in its own language.
The same page written for a machine, at its own address: /pro/your-name/llms.txt. The same content in another format — not text hidden for robots, which is what search engines penalise, and rightly so.
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
With your name, your trade and your licence number.
Against the regulator that issued it. If it matches, the page carries a seal; if we cannot check it, it says so.
Your page gets its address and joins the directory, indexable from day one.
These are not mock-ups. They are the pages live in the directory today: click any of them and you will see exactly what someone looking for you will see.
No tiers, no percentages and no small print: what you charge your clients is yours, because it never goes through our till.
$5.00 per month, per page
preguntas frecuentes
$5.00 per month, per page. Just the one: no tiers and no cut-down version, and what the table above lists is what it carries.
No, and not out of generosity: your clients never go through our till. There is no payment gateway on the platform, so you get paid exactly the way you do today.
Not today. We set it up, which is why the first step is writing to us. It is also what makes the seal mean something: if anyone could sign up and mark themselves verified, the seal would be worth what most of the internet trust badges are worth.
The page still gets published, without a seal: the licence shows as declared. We would rather have a page that states what we do not know than one that pretends to know everything.
No, and it is written into the data itself: every page records where it came from and links back. We complement, we do not replace.
Write to us with your trade and your licence number. We take care of the rest.