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Who Renomex Is For: A Sector-by-Sector Guide, Plus Pricing and Contacts
NEW YORK — Renomex works for any business customers can find and visit on Google Maps, from clinics and cafes to plumbers and law offices. Here is who qualifies, how pricing and the 7-day trial work, and how to reach staff.
The rule of thumb is simple: if customers can find a business on Google Maps and meet it in person, renomex.app is designed to work for it. The company groups its users into six broad sectors, offers a 7-day free trial, and promotes direct contact with real people rather than web forms.
Care, food and personal services
The first group is health and care. It covers dentists, doctors, physiotherapists, opticians, veterinarians, clinics and pharmacies.
Food and hospitality form the second: restaurants, cafes, bakeries, bars and hotels. Third come personal services such as hairdressers, barbers, salons, spas and gyms.
What links these businesses is that customers walk through the door, and each visit is a natural moment to ask for feedback.
Trades, shops and offices
The fourth sector is trades and repair. Garages, tyre and body shops, plumbers, electricians, locksmiths, builders, cleaners and movers all fit, including tradespeople who travel to the customer rather than receiving visitors.
Retail makes up the fifth group, with examples including furniture stores, florists, jewellers, bike shops, garden centres and phone repair outlets.
The sixth is professional offices: lawyers, accountants, notaries, estate agents, insurance brokers, tax advisors and architects.
Who does not qualify
Because the service depends on a Google Business Profile, it inherits Google's limits. Google does not permit profiles for online-only companies with no face-to-face contact, for lead-generation middlemen, for rental properties or for virtual offices.
For everyone else, the deciding question is whether customers can find the business on the map and deal with it face to face.
Pricing and the free trial
Renomex sets out three monthly tiers, split across two European price bands, on its pricing page.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. The company says there is no setup fee and no lock-in contract, and it highlights GDPR data sovereignty, meaning businesses keep ownership of their data.
That combination is meant to let owners test the service on their own customers before making any longer commitment.
Talking to a person
Rather than funnelling enquiries through a contact form, Renomex publishes separate addresses for different needs: office@renomex.app for general questions, sales@renomex.app for sales and support@renomex.app for help with the service.
Prospective partners can visit renomex.app/partner. The team can also be reached on WhatsApp at +1 949 867 7749. The service is operated by International Software Solutions LLC.
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