What Gets Reviewed
One offer page, one intake route, one response path, or one payment-to-start handoff.
Low-friction front-end offer
Use a small audit to open the door before selling the full sprint.
This page defines a narrow audit offer for buyers who are interested but not ready to commit to execution yet. The goal is to identify one real leak, show why it matters, and create a clean bridge into a paid sprint if the fit is real.
- 1 narrow issue reviewed
- 3 audit findings max
- $299 clean pre-sprint entry
Audit Shape
Keep the audit small enough to buy fast.
What The Client Gets
A short written teardown: what the leak is, why it matters, and what should be fixed first.
What It Is Not
It is not a full implementation sprint, unlimited consulting, or a broad brand strategy project.
When To Use It
The audit is for hesitation with real interest.
Interested But Unsure
Use when the buyer sees the problem but wants a lower-risk first step before committing to execution.
Open Micro OfferNeeds A Specific Diagnosis
Use when the buyer keeps asking what exactly is wrong and what you would change first.
Not Ready For Broader Scope
Use when the buyer is too early for a bigger sprint but clearly has a real commercial leak worth naming.
Conversion Path
Use the audit to create a clean next yes.
1. Audit The Leak
Deliver the short teardown and make the core issue impossible to ignore.
2. Name The Sprint
If the fix is worth doing, package it as one clear sprint instead of continuing abstract discussion.
Open Audit To Sprint3. Move To Deposit
Once the buyer sees the value of the fix, move from diagnosis to payment without inventing another intermediate step.
Open Close BoardReply Use
Use the audit as the lower-friction reply option.
Short Line
If useful, I can start with a short paid audit that isolates the main leak and shows the cleanest first fix before we talk about a full sprint.
Price Line
The audit usually fits the narrow entry tier because the job is diagnosis, not execution.
Next Step Line
If the audit makes the fix obvious, the next step is either to leave it there or convert straight into the sprint.