Each one answers a question with a number instead of an opinion. Instant download, no signup, no account. They open in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
Forty rows. Type five numbers per process and it returns hours lost per week, annual cost in dollars, a verdict, and your maximum sensible spend on a fix. The summary tab names your biggest leak and tells you what to do about it.
It enforces the $3,000 floor — anything cheaper than that a year is labelled leave alone — and the 4x cap on what any fix is worth.
Get it — $29 →Five inputs: missed calls per week, what share are new business, your close rate, average first order value, working weeks. It returns revenue lost per year, what a single missed call is worth to you, and the monthly budget at which a fix pays for itself.
Includes a benchmarks tab with the published figures — only 37.8% of business calls reach a live person, 85% of voicemail callers never ring back, 78% buy from whoever responds first — so you can sanity-check your own inputs against the industry.
Get it — $19 →Someone has quoted you a number. Type it in with the annual cost of the leak it claims to fix, and this returns payback period in months, year-one net position, three-year net, and your 4x walk-away ceiling. It also tells you what to counter-offer.
It accounts for two things most quotes hide: the ongoing monthly cost, and the money still leaking during the weeks before it goes live. A separate tab lists ten red flags to check any quote against.
Get it — $19 →The bundle. Saves $8 against buying separately, and the three are designed to hand off to each other: the Leak Finder tells you what a process costs, the Quote Grader tells you whether the fix you have been quoted is worth it.
All three spreadsheets · $59 CAD · instant download · yours forever
Get all three — $59 →Buy any of these and later buy the $750 audit — tell us and we credit what you paid.
The method behind all three is free and always will be: the twelve-step checklist, and the calculator that prices one process in about a minute. If those answer your question, you do not need these files. That is a normal outcome and we would rather say it than sell you something you can build yourself in an evening.