competitive analysis
Where do you stand against the shops nearby?
Their pricing, packaging, and gaps, ranked, with every source linked.
Booking links break. Invoices go out by hand. Orders disappear between tools. First look free.
Research is separate. Care follows a shipped fix.
Booking link returns a 404
verify: open it on your phone
Revenue moves through inquiry, quote, order, or event logistics, and the money leaks somewhere in the sequence. The same source checks answer bigger decisions about market, margin, and tools.
salons · clinics · brokerages · studios
field services · repair · fabrication
wholesale · distribution · food & bev
catering · rentals · event services
Every answer comes with sources you can open.
competitive analysis
Their pricing, packaging, and gaps, ranked, with every source linked.
market research
Demand and saturation, sized, with the sources behind it.
unit economics
Margin by job, service, and customer, built from your own numbers.
vendor and tools
A map of your stack, what each tool costs, and what to cut.
The audit can end with its report. A build adds a pre-launch baseline and a 90-day report.
Written diagnostic
A structured review of your inbound channels, handoffs, and tools, ending in a written report that names each gap with a source you can open.
Fixed in your tools
A fixed scope that closes the gap, with acceptance criteria, a rollback plan, and a 14-day warranty on everything that ships.
Baseline + 90 days
A baseline captured before launch and a 90-day report on the same metrics the audit used to price the gap.
Start free, get the full audit, then fix the gap.
1 to 3 verified findings from your public-facing systems. No obligation.
A full written diagnostic you can act on, credited toward a fix engagement if you sign one.
The gap closed and delivered in your own tools, scoped from a small fix up to a custom build.
Owner-led, Brooklyn, 2 to 25 people, one decision-maker. You can feel something in the operation leaking but cannot always name it. Not a fit for venture-scale software, enterprise agencies, or businesses whose real question is paid media.