Every business has
one constraint.
Score yours.
Twenty questions across the five sectors we audit. You leave with a score for each part of the business and the one most likely holding the rest back. It takes about ten minutes, because a two minute quiz cannot tell you anything you do not already know.
Free. No card, and your answers stay yours.
Context first
What does the business do in annual revenue?
The constraint moves as a company grows. Your band sets the pattern we test your answers against.
Last two · not scored
In your own words.
How soon do you want it fixed?
Your Index is ready
Where do we send it?
The brief renders on the next screen. We email you a copy so you keep it, and we text you the link, because a brief like this reads better on your phone than buried in an inbox.
Scoring
Reading your answers.
This takes a few seconds
Diagnostic brief
Three moves, in order.
Built from your lowest sector. None of it needs us. Run the first phase yourself and you will know inside a month whether this read is right.
Set the real dates, owners and numbers against your own business. A plan without a name and a date beside each line is a wish.
Three questions to ask this week.
Everything above is one account of your business. Yours. These questions surface the second account, and the distance between the two is the finding.
Write your own answer to each before you ask. The gap is worth more than either answer on its own.
Save it, print it, or put it in front of the two people who would have to act on it. It is yours either way.
One honest note. This is your view of the business, scored by you alone. The real number comes from your team answering the same questions, separately, with no names attached. The distance between the two accounts is the constraint, and measuring that distance is what the full Baseline does.
You know what's capping you. Now go work on it.
Straight with you: at your size the work we do isn't the right spend yet. It starts in the six figures a year and it's built for companies with staff and systems already running. That would be a fire truck for a kitchen fire.
What you need is the room. It's where I put everything that comes before the six-figure work.
- The exact words for when somebody pushes back on your price
- How to pick one thing and stay on it, instead of starting over again
- How to get the first ugly version out this week, not next year
- A note from me every weekday morning
- Hundreds of people building the same size thing you are, and you can message any of them tonight
Nick's room, not a Platform One product. Cancel in two clicks, and when you outgrow it the call is still here.
What actually happens on the call?
We read your brief back to you line by line, tell you what we would test first, and show you what a team-scored Baseline surfaces on a business your size. Thirty minutes, one call, no deck.
Is booking a commitment?
No. Nothing on this page is gated behind the call and nothing above expires. If an audit is the wrong instrument for you, we say so on the call.
What should I bring?
Your last three months of real numbers and, if someone else signs off on spending, bring them. One call with both of you beats three without.
Who is on the other end?
Kam or Nick. Not a setter reading a script, and not someone who has to go back and ask.
Thirty minutes on your brief.
At your size a lot of owners want the help before they want the engagement. Fair enough. The room is where I put everything that comes before this work. The exact words for when somebody pushes back on your price. How to stop starting over. A note from me every weekday morning. Ten dollars a month.
Fifty gets you on my Tuesday call, live, where you can bring this brief and read it out loud. That is the cheapest way to get my eyes on it.
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