Your revenue has a math problem. Do the arithmetic.
Answer six taps about how your business makes money — see your modeled monthly revenue, the recoverable gap, and which engagement tier your own numbers point to. Every figure shows its math.
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Your math, printed Leads × close × job value — the current state as arithmetic you can check, not a badge.
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The recoverable gap Capture and volume levers at conservative sourced bands. Already fast? The lever reads zero — honestly.
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The tier your numbers earn Ignition, Engine, or Command — recommended by the model, with the ROI multiple shown against the price.
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12-month view · email-gated The honest ramp (full effect by month six, not month one) plus the per-lever plays behind each dollar.
What it checks
- Your current-state revenue — leads × close rate × average job, printed as arithmetic you can check
- The capture gap — what slow response and thin follow-up leave on the table, at conservative sourced bands
- The volume gap — what a conversion-path pass adds from the same traffic (+8–12% band, center used)
- Which tier your numbers earn — Ignition, Engine, or Command, with the ROI multiple shown against the price
What it won’t do
- No AI, no scrape, no black box — the whole model is deterministic math over the numbers you tap in.
- Every multiplier is a conservative, sourced band from our published constants (v1) — we never invent a lift percentage, and firms already answering in minutes see a capture lift of ZERO.
- Illustrative estimate — assumptions shown, not a forecast or a guarantee. Your numbers set the real figure.
- No login, no card. The model is free; the 12-month projection and per-lever plays unlock with a work email.
Before you run it
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Where do the lift percentages come from?
A versioned constants table sourced from published industry research — conversion-path lift at +8–12% relative (we use the center), capture recovery capped at +30% and gated to firms that actually respond slowly. When sources are thin, we lower the default. The table is the boundary; the tool never invents a number.
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Is this a revenue forecast?
No — and it says so on every figure. It is an illustrative model at stated assumptions: a possible dollar impact from levers you can see and challenge. The math is printed precisely so you can reject it.
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Why does it recommend a tier?
Because the tier is a consequence of the math — capture-dominant gaps point at the ops layer, volume signals point at the growth engine. The recommendation shows the modeled gain as a multiple of the tier price, and you can challenge every input feeding it.
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What if I already answer leads in minutes?
Then the capture lever reads zero and the report says there is nothing to recover there. An honest zero beats a flattering model — that is the whole point of the tool.
