The problem
A small business’s information is usually scattered: hours are on Google, the good photos are on Instagram, reviews are on Facebook, and customers have no single place to find it all up to date.
Target audience
SMEs and local businesses — salons, clinics, restaurants, workshops, shops — that want a central digital presence without investing in building a full website from scratch.
How it works
Shoyal gathers a business’s information into a single official page, at a simple address (shoyal.com/f/business-name), easy to send to customers. You can start from a business name or a Google Maps link: the platform picks up the public data available, and the owner completes and corrects it. There is also a free “30-second check” that shows how well the business is represented online. The screenshot above is a public example (“Salon Aurora”), not a real business.
Core modules
- profile page with contact details (phone, WhatsApp, email, address), hours, and directions;
- photo gallery and list of services;
- reviews with an AI-generated summary and a link to the original source;
- links to the business’s official sources (Google, Facebook, Instagram) and a QR code for the location or menu;
- page generator (“Create page”) and claiming of an existing page;
- automatic updates from the Google Maps link and from the Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube accounts the owner connects;
- descriptions and services drafted by AI, editable by the owner;
- a catalog of pages built from public sources.
The product challenge
The real challenge isn’t technical, it’s trust and adoption: a page built from public sources has to be accurate, and the owner has to be able to take control easily — to claim it, edit it, or request its removal. That’s also why the product starts from a free 30-second check rather than a complex onboarding process.
General architecture
A web application with public pages generated per business (shoyal.com/f/<slug>), plus an admin area for the owner. Basic data comes from public sources (Google Places, public registries), and the owner can complete or override it. Descriptions and services can be proposed by AI and remain editable.
Security and operations
Separate authentication for the admin area; claiming a page is verified by email or domain match, by SMS, or with a document showing the company’s tax ID. Data is hosted in the European Union, and removal requests are handled within 48 hours. The platform is operated by Leadpro.
Integrations
Google (Maps and public business information), Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube (connected via OAuth, for automatic updates), WhatsApp (quick contact from the public page).
Existing vs. in-development features
The public page, the free check, the page generator, claiming, automatic updates, and the free plan (with small usage limits) are live, confirmed directly on shoyal.com. The paid plans (Pro, Business) are announced on the site as available later. We have no confirmed public roadmap beyond that — any future expansion will be reflected here once confirmed, not anticipated.
Leadpro’s involvement
Shoyal is developed and operated entirely by Leadpro — from concept, to architecture, to ongoing platform maintenance.
Status
Publicly available — the platform is live and can be used free of charge at shoyal.com.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Shoyal replace a company's own website?
For many small businesses, a Shoyal page is enough as a central online presence — contact, hours, gallery, reviews, and social media, all in a single link. For businesses with more complex needs (online store, portal), building a dedicated platform is still the relevant path.
Who can use Shoyal?
It's built for SMEs and local businesses — salons, clinics, restaurants, shops, service providers — whose information is scattered across Google, Facebook, and Instagram and who want a single clear link to send to customers.
Where does the data on a page I didn't create come from?
From public sources such as Google and public registries. The owner can claim the page — by email or domain match, by SMS, or with a document showing the company's tax ID — and edit or update it afterwards. A removal request is handled within 48 hours.