ForTre Partners · Flagship
On January 1, 2027, seven new California laws change what it takes to build a data center in this state — energy reporting, a water approval gate, CEQA review, interconnection cost responsibility. The summaries in circulation get parts of them wrong. We read the chaptered text.
Published as a public record, with a citable dataset (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23904257). Research from public documents and sourced materials — not legal advice.
Maps & Laws
Start with the free dossier. Stay current with the Watch. Go deep on one jurisdiction with a Brief.
The seven laws of 2026, verified bill by bill against the chaptered text — what changes on January 1, 2027, a corrections list for the summaries, and a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction map of Central Valley posture built entirely from public records.
Read the dossierFree — published as a public record.
$349 / month
The map, kept current. A monthly briefing as moratoria lapse, the CPUC sets its tariff threshold, and jurisdictions move — plus a flash note when a watched jurisdiction acts. Every claim sourced.
Subscribe to the WatchFrom $3,500
One jurisdiction or one project, end to end: the entitlement path under the seven laws, the water approval gate, CEQA posture, and the community-license read from the jurisdiction's own record. Scoped and quoted before work begins.
Start with an emailResearch and analysis from public documents and sourced materials. Not legal advice.
Also from ForTre
ForTre Partners also answers reviews, keeps social pages alive, and fields customer questions around the clock for Fresno & Clovis local businesses that have a business to run.
The customers are talking. Nobody's answering. That's the gap we close.
From a live audit of one Old Town Clovis restaurant — a business with decades of loyal customers and a strong Google rating, whose Yelp profile has gone unanswered for years.
Three services that keep your online front desk staffed — plus the bundle that runs all of it. Every price is the price; no setup surprises beyond what's listed.
$249 / month
Every review on Google, Yelp, and Facebook answered within one business day — written in your voice, approved by you before it posts. Monthly report: reviews answered, rating trend, and what customers are saying.
$399 / month
Twelve posts a month for Facebook and Instagram — written, designed, and scheduled. You approve the weekly batch in minutes, and your pages stop going quiet.
$750 setup + $99 / month
A 24/7 assistant on your website, trained on your services, prices, and hours. It answers questions on the spot and captures names and numbers after hours — so a 9:47 PM inquiry doesn't just die.
$799 / month
All three services together — reviews, social, and chat — with one point of contact and one monthly report. Your whole online front desk, handled.
$29
The working templates a local business uses to answer every review in about ten minutes a day — praise, complaints, the hard ones, even the fakes. PDF + editable Word file, download once, use forever.
Get the packMore packs are on the way — social content, Google tune-up, after-hours lead capture.
Simple on purpose. You stay in control of everything that carries your business's name.
We pull your reviews, social presence, and website, and show you what's unanswered and missing. The audit is yours to keep either way.
Nothing posts under your business's name without your sign-off on the exact words and images. AI does the work; you make the call.
Reviews answered, posts shipped, leads captured, rating trend — one page, once a month. Month-to-month, no long contracts.
We're opening ForTre Partners with three pilot clients in Fresno and Clovis. Pilot pricing holds for the first 90 days.
In exchange: a testimonial and permission to share your results as a case study — the real numbers, good or bad.
When the pilot ends, standard pricing applies — and the end-of-pilot report is the test we have to pass to keep you.
We never write, buy, or plant reviews. Ever.
We don't filter who gets asked to review. Every customer hears the same invitation.
Month-to-month. If the monthly report doesn't earn the next month, you walk.
Reputation grows the honest way — by answering people, showing up, and doing good work in public.
For Maps & Laws: questions on the dossier, the Watch, or a Jurisdiction Brief start with an email. For the front desk: call or email with your business name and we'll pull your reviews, social presence, and website, and show you exactly what's unanswered — yours to keep, whether you hire us or not.