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Bring the number you don't trust.

Thirty minutes, no deck, no discovery questionnaire. Tell me what you're trying to see and I'll tell you what it would take — including when the answer is that you don't need me.

What happens on the call

  1. 01

    You describe the situation

    What you're being asked for, what you can't currently see, and what you've already tried.

  2. 02

    I tell you what I'd do first

    Which of the four services fits, roughly what it costs, and what has to be true before it's worth starting.

  3. 03

    You decide in your own time

    No sequence of follow-ups. If it's a fit, the next step is a written scope with a price on it.

Useful before we speak

Work out what your reporting costs you now.

Eight inputs, no email required, assumptions shown. Most people arrive at a bigger number than they expected, and it makes the first conversation far more concrete.

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Worth having to hand

  • The report you don't trust
  • Roughly how many systems it draws from
  • Who assembles it, and how often
  • What decision it's supposed to inform

None of it is required. It just means we spend the half hour on your situation rather than on questions.

No sales sequence

One call, and a follow-up only if you ask for one. You won't be entered into anything.

You get an actual answer

Including "your team can do this" or "that's a six-week job, not a six-month one," when that's the truth.

You talk to the lead

Not a salesperson who hands you to a delivery team. The person on the call scopes the work and stays accountable for it.