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 concrete next steps with the reasoning, rough effort, and expected payoff. The assessment is designed to stand alone.
On-demand and scoped tight. We’d rather ship one finished change than start three half-finished ones.
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 next steps, 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.