Written assessment
A short PDF — usually 6 to 10 pages — covering what we saw, what we recommend, and why.
The detailed five-step journey behind the three phases on Home: intro call, assessment, recommendations, implementation, and handover. Each is a clear decision point.
Plan on three to eight weeks, depending on how much implementation you choose. Each step is a separate decision point — you can stop, pause, or continue when it makes sense.
You describe the business; we listen. By the end you’ll know whether an assessment is worth doing and what it would look like for your situation.
One or two deeper conversations, plus a review of the site, channels, and any tools you already use. We map the inquiry-to-customer flow end to end.
Two or three priority recommendations, broken into three to five concrete actions, with the reasoning, rough level of effort, and expected payoff. The assessment is designed to stand alone.
On demand and tightly scoped. We’d rather deliver one finished change than start three and leave them half done.
Accounts in your name, a short written playbook, and a working knowledge of how to keep things running without us.
No flashy slide decks. Just the artifacts that actually help you run the business afterward.
A short PDF — usually 6 to 10 pages — covering what we saw, what we recommend, and why.
Three to five concrete actions, ranked by impact and effort, with the reasoning behind each.
A simple diagram of how a stranger becomes a paying customer today — and where they fall out of the flow.
When we implement, you get accounts in your name, sensible defaults, and a working setup — not a sandbox.
The five things you do every week, written down clearly enough for a new hire to follow.
Credentials in your password manager, documentation in your shared drive, and a 30-minute walkthrough.
Your data stays yours, and your accounts remain in your name and under your control. After full payment, customer-specific deliverables are yours too. Read the full ownership terms.
No prep on your side. We’ll listen, ask a few questions, and tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.