The analysis big companies buy · for the businesses that never could

A hedge fund pays for this analysis.A six-van plumbing firm never has.

One sentence about your business. Back come three specific moves — each priced per month, with the arithmetic written out so you can put your own numbers in, and a first step small enough to start before lunch. No signup, no card, and nothing held back.

Try:
44 papers
read in the last fortnight, refreshed daily
Every figure
shown as arithmetic you can check against your own books
81 businesses
run so far — every example here is unedited

Built by one person. No signup, no card, nothing held back — or book 20 minutes and we will go through your numbers together.

How it works

One sentence in. Three moves out.

The hard part of advice is not having ideas. It is knowing which idea is worth your next hundred hours — and being willing to show the sum.

01

It does your arithmetic

Revenue per customer, how many, what comes in each month, and where the margin quietly leaks. It shows you that read first, so a wrong assumption is visible instead of buried.

02

It works from what you already sell

The moves are the boring ones that work in your trade — a service plan for customers you already have, a price that has not moved in three years. Not a strategy nobody in your industry has tried.

03

You get three moves

Different levers — price, offer, cost, retention. Each sized in money per month, with the sum written out, and a first step small enough to start before lunch.

Who it is for

Two to twenty people. No strategy department.

Agencies, trades, shops, studios, solo consultants. The people who do the work and the thinking, usually on the same day.

Know which idea is worth the next hundred hours
Stop giving away work you could be charging for
A number on every suggestion, not a vibe
One decision a week instead of a reading list
Find the tool that replaces a bill you resent
Walk into the pricing conversation with the sums
Catch the shift early, while it is still cheap
No dashboard to check. No homework.
Source corpus includes
Harvard UniversityMITStanford UniversityUniversity of WaterlooUniversity of OxfordUniversity of Mysore

Free brief → two-week pilot → Team, $149/mo.

What it costs

See it work before you pay anything.

Three moves, free, in about thirty seconds. If the arithmetic holds up, the full audit is forty-nine dollars — once, not monthly.

Three movesFree
  • One sentence about your business
  • Three moves, each priced per month
  • The arithmetic shown, so you can check it
  • No card, no account
The full audit$49 once
  • Ten moves, not three, ordered into 90 days
  • A price-increase letter you can send today
  • The replies to the four objections you will get
  • Yours to keep — no subscription

Your free run ends with the option to buy. That way you have read our work before you pay for it.

Already had the audit?$149/mo · cancel anytime

Three fresh moves every Monday, tuned to your numbers as they change, and it stops proposing what you have already tried. Most people should do the $49 audit first and only start this once it has paid for itself.

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Not ready? Leave your email and we will send you one Monday brief, free.

What it found for other people

Money that was already there.

Every one of these is a real run on a real business, unedited, with the sum written out. Open any of them and check the arithmetic — that is the whole point of showing it.

Want yours gone through properly, with a human?

Free, 20 minutes, no pitch — bring your numbers and we will go through them.

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Take something useful either way.

Not ready to describe your business to a text box? Fair enough. These are free, ungated, and written for one trade at a time.

You already know the business.
This just tells you where the money is.

Free · no card · about 30 seconds