The Revenue Leak Audit
Eight places money leaves your business quietly.
Open the categories that apply to you, enter your own numbers, and get an estimated annual range for each. Every default is visible and editable — nothing is hidden, and nothing here is a promise.
- Time
- ~5 minutes
- Cost
- Free
- Categories
- 8, open any or all
- Required
- Nothing but estimates
How this works
Nothing here is hidden.
Every output comes from the numbers you enter. This tool doesn't know anything about your business until you tell it.
"Use industry-typical starting point" fills directional figures from published operating benchmarks — every field stays editable.
Every result is a Conservative and a Likely range, never a single number. Single-figure precision would overstate confidence.
Nothing is gated. Results stay on screen whether or not you provide an email.
Before you build
An estimate is a starting point. It is not a business case.
Everything above is built to be argued with — it's modelled from industry patterns, and a sharp CFO is right to question it. Guess wrong about which leak matters most, and you can spend $15,000 building the right system for the wrong problem while the real one keeps draining. The full assessment exists so you don't have to guess.
- Every leak sized from your own data, not a benchmark — segmented by location, hour, and channel
- A ranked fix sequence — what to close first, and just as important, what to leave alone
- Delivered and walked through live in 3–5 business days — not emailed cold, not queued behind a sales cycle
- Built to be taken into a partner meeting, a lender conversation, or a board deck without embarrassment
The $1,500 fee credits in full against any build that follows.
Move forward and the assessment cost you nothing. Don't, and you still keep the analysis.
Contact
Tell us what's actually happening.
Not what industry you're in, not what platform you use — what's actually going wrong. A call that didn't get answered, a quote that never got a follow-up, a report that takes three days to put together by hand. Start there.
Most conversations start with one number.
What's the call, the lead, or the quote that fell through actually costing you? That's usually all it takes to know where to start.