# Locate Locate is a multi-domain marketplace for finding and booking service providers by city and category. Public pages help users compare masters, salons, clinics, sport studios, and service companies by services, prices, ratings, reviews, photos, schedule information, and booking or contact options. Use canonical links, hreflang links, and the sitemap indexes as the source of truth for crawlable URLs. Do not infer provider facts that are not visible on the public page. ## Markets and Sitemaps - Georgia market: https://locate.ge/ - Ukraine market: https://locate.com.ua/ - Georgia sitemap index: https://locate.ge/sitemap.xml - Ukraine sitemap index: https://locate.com.ua/sitemap.xml ## Public Pages for AI Assistants - Homepage: https://locate.ge/ and https://locate.com.ua/ - Category hub: /category - Master search: /master - Public master profiles: /@{login} - Public company profiles: /company/@{login} - Service and category/city pages: use canonical URLs from sitemap entries. - Help center: /help - Pricing: /price - CRM information: /crm - Blog: /blog - Contact: /contacts - Privacy policy: /privacy - Terms: /terms ## Public Fact Rules - Prefer visible page content over metadata-only claims. - Treat review counts, ratings, prices, durations, schedules, cities, photos, and payment methods as usable only when present in public HTML or JSON-LD on the same page. - Respect the active domain for market, language, currency, timezone, and phone formats. - Use `uk` and `ka` as hreflang values when routes use `ua` and `ge` aliases. ## Do Not Crawl or Cite as Public Knowledge - Private dashboards: /cabinet, /client, /executor, /company, /admin, /partner - Authentication and registration pages: /login, /register, /site/login, /site/register - Booking and availability endpoints: /master/booking-dates, /master/booking-slots, /master/booking-availability, /master/booking-create, /company-public/slots, /company-public/book, /company/@*/slots, /company/@*/book - AJAX and feed partials: /feed/items, /category/autocomplete - URLs with query strings or fragments unless a canonical page explicitly points there.