We find where your business is losing money, in dollars from your own numbers, and the order to fix it over the next 90 days.

Read a sample report first. Then you read us your own figures by phone, and your report arrives within 48 hours. A person checks every line before you see it.

We run the AI, so you don’t have to. No software to buy, no logins to hand over, nothing to learn.

One price, paid up front once we have looked your business up and you want the work — no contract and nothing recurring. Your answers from you, twelve to fifteen minutes, and the report is with you within 48 hours of them.

The Revenue Review

It shows you the right road — what to do, in what order, over the next ninety days. It is not a forecast of what you will earn, and we do not make one.

Honest answers from you. Twelve checks from us. Twelve sections — the full contents are further down this page — and the biggest leaks costed against your own figures.
  • Twelve checks, and you get all twelve findings — including the ones that are fine, so you know where not to spend
  • Three leaks costed against your numbers, arithmetic shown
  • The fix written out, ready to use — not described, written
  • Within 48 hours of your answers

One price paid up front

after we have looked your business up — and only if you want the work. Not refundable once paid, which is why we look first.

Read this first, then buy

In your hands within 48 hours of your answers. Do not buy this unless you will answer honestly.

Rather talk to a person first? Call 855-409-ROAD. We will look at your shop while you are on the phone.

Who we serve

Restaurants and six trades — seven kinds of business. Pick yours.

Not on the list? Ring 855-409-ROAD and ask. We would rather tell you straight that we do not know your trade well enough than sell you a revenue review built on guesses about it.

What the last check turned up

In one city, every shop in the top five was open around the clock.

We looked at ten heating and air companies in one city, using nothing but what any customer sees. No shop is named here and none ever will be. That is ten shops and one search — not a law, and we will not dress it up as one. We have not looked at your town yet. That is what the report is for.

Top 5

Every shop in the top five was showing open twenty-four hours. Every single one of them.

Below #8

is where every shop with cut-off hours sat — no matter how long it had been trading, and no matter how good its reviews were.

3 yrs vs 130

A shop three years old with 106 reviews ranked #2. One with a hundred and thirty years and 364 reviews ranked #17 — same city, same search, same day.

#17

is where that 130-year-old shop sat — open around the clock, with more reviews than four shops we saw ranked above it. Reputation alone did not carry it.

$0

is what it costs to check the hours your listing shows. It is one line in a profile — and it is worth opening yours to see what it currently says.

None of this was guessed. It came from looking at real shops in one city the way a customer with an emergency does, and writing down what they actually get. Your report tells you which side of that line you are on today, and what it is costing you.

How it works

Four steps. No meetings, no calendar.

1

We look your business up first

Before anything is paid, we look at what is public about your shop. If we cannot see anything worth finding, we tell you, and that is the end of it. We ring you within one business day to talk it through, and we will not cold-call you afterwards.

2

We look at your shop while you are on the phone

We pull what is public about your business before you ring — your listing, your hours, your reviews, what the shops beating you are doing differently. You will hear specifics about your own shop inside the first two minutes, and you can check every one of them on your own screen while we talk.

3

If it is worth doing, you pay up front

In full, and only if you want the work done. If we do not think there is enough there to be worth it, we say so on the call and you pay nothing. Nothing recurring.

4

You answer our questions, then the revenue review lands

Some are a tap or a word; some ask you to read a figure off your own screen. About twelve to fifteen minutes, on your phone, whenever suits you. “I don’t know” is an allowed answer. The revenue review is with you inside 48 hours of your finishing them.

Before you wonder

What we don’t do.

The revenue review doesn’t include ads, search rankings or websites, and nothing in its price depends on you buying them. No retainer, no contract, no cut of your jobs. We look you up, we talk, and you only pay if you want the work. That’s the end of it. If a leak is something you can fix yourself, we say so. If you would rather it was handled for you, our sister service, HoursDesk, opening in November, can quote for the work — a separate, optional job you are free to decline.

The price question

“There’s a free one. Why does yours cost money?”

There are several, and some of them are good. Before you use one, ask it two questions: what do I get, exactly, and what happens next?

A free report has to pay for itself somehow, so look at how it does — a score, a call booked, and a proposal for the thing they actually sell. That is not dishonest — it is the arrangement, and it is what you are agreeing to when you hand over your email. It is worth knowing before you do.

That is the whole difference, and it is why this one costs money. One price, all in, buys all of it — every one of the twelve checks, the biggest costed against your own figures, and the fix for each one written out ready to use. Nothing is held back for a second purchase. Every finding we have is in the report you paid for. If you want the work done afterwards, our sister service, HoursDesk, opening in November, can quote for it — your choice, and the price of this is the same either way.

We build it to be worth reading on the day it lands. That is the standard we hold our own work to — it is not a promise about your revenue, and nobody honest can make you one. It is a harder way to sell a revenue review, and it is the one we chose.

Comparing us with someone else

Ask us both the same six questions

There are other people who will write you a report. Some of them are good. Most of what you will find arrives by email. Before you pay anyone — us included — ask these six, and write down both answers.

  1. Does a person actually look at my shop, or does a report just arrive?
    Ours: a call where we look at your shop live, with you on the phone — not a PDF out of a queue.
  2. Do I have to hand over my Google, ads or analytics accounts before you start?
    Ours: no. We do not need access to anything of yours.
  3. Who writes it — a person or a tool? Can I talk to whoever wrote mine?
    Ours: AI does the heavy lifting, and a person checks every finding before it reaches you. You will already have spoken to Robert.
  4. What does it cost if I never buy anything else from you?
    Ours: one price, and that does not change whether you take the fix work or not.
  5. Can I see a real one before I pay?
    Ours: yes. Ask and we send a sample report: every finding, the evidence and the arithmetic shown, with one fix written out in full so you can judge the standard. The rest of the fixes are what you pay for.
  6. What happens the day after I read it?
    Ours: you do the fixes yourself, or our sister service HoursDesk, opening in November, quotes to do them for you. You are free to say no to that and keep every word of the report.

We are not going to tell you what anybody else does or does not do — their pages change and ours would go stale. Ask them yourself. The answers are the comparison.

What gets checked

12 things, and they are not the same kind of thing.

Some of it is visible to anyone standing outside your shop. The rest is invisible from out here and sits in your own records. You get all 12 back either way.

Jobs you never got a shot at — 10 things anyone can see

Somebody else’s phone rang instead of yours, and you never knew it happened. This is the half we can see from the outside, before you pay us anything.

Where you show up

Whether you appear at all when somebody nearby needs help urgently — and who is sitting above you if you do not.

Your listing

Wrong hours, missing categories, an emergency service nobody can see. The cheapest thing on this list to fix.

What happens after six

What actually happens when a customer tries to reach you outside business hours.

Your reviews against theirs

Not just your rating. How fast reviews are arriving compared with the shops beating you.

The towns you're missing

The places you'd happily drive to for a big job, where nobody can find you.

How hard you are to book

How much work it takes a customer to actually book you, from the phone in their hand.

The reviews nobody answered

Especially the bad ones. A complaint sitting there with no reply is the last thing a customer reads before choosing somebody else.

What your listing looks like

What your shopfront looks like to somebody deciding between you and the next name down.

Questions strangers answered for you

Strangers can answer questions on your listing, and their guesses about your prices and hours sit there looking like yours.

How they pay for the big jobs

Whether financing is on the page at all. A big job is a big decision, often made in a hurry, and cash or card is not always a route.

Jobs you already had — 2 things only your own numbers show

This money was in your hand. Nobody outside your business can see either of these, and neither of them is a marketing problem.

The estimates nobody chased

Work you have already priced, and nobody ever rang back. It costs nothing to chase and it is the one leak you can close this week.

What carries your slow season

Service plans, if you sell them: who is on them, and who quietly fell off.

Start here — three questions

Three questions before we talk.

They take a minute. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign, and we ring you within one business day.

  1. How many estimates did you send last month — and how many did anybody ring back?
  2. What do you spend a month to make the phone ring, and which part of it is working?
  3. If you had to raise one price tomorrow, which one — and by how much?

If you know the first half of each answer straight away and have to guess at the second, you are not unusual. That gap is the first thing we would put a number on — and it is not a marketing problem. It is a phone call nobody made, on work you had already won the right to quote.

“I don’t know” is a real answer and the most useful one you can give us. Nobody is graded on this and nobody is turned away. Write what you actually know.

Got them — thank you. We read every one ourselves. Expect a call from a person, not a queue.

Your answers and a phone number, nothing else. We do not sell them, share them, or add you to a list. Rather just talk? Ring 855-409-ROAD.

What you get

Twelve sections you can check yourself.

Every finding with the evidence first and the sum shown, so you can follow the arithmetic and run it with your own numbers. One honest page on what's working and where not to spend money. One thing to do this week.

Every number is labelled — measured from your figures, observed by us from outside, or estimated from typical numbers for your trade. You always know which.

  1. 1What we found
  2. 2Do this first — the seven-day list
  3. 3Finding 1 · evidence, cost, and the fix in full
  4. 4Finding 2 · evidence, cost, and the fix in full
  5. 5Finding 3 · evidence, cost, and the fix in full
  6. 6The rest of what we found — every other finding, in full
  7. 7Your 90-day order of work
  8. 8Checked and fine — where not to spend money
  9. 9You're probably wondering
  10. 10The completion checklist
  11. 11The numbers we used
  12. 12What this is, and what it is not
The fair question

“Couldn’t I just ask ChatGPT?”

You could. It will tell you what is usually wrong with a shop like yours — confidently, whether it is right or not.

It has never seen your listing. It never tried to reach you the way a customer would. It cannot tell you which of its own answers is true. And it has no way to tell you there is nothing wrong — it never looked.

That is the job. A person checks every finding against your shop before you ever see it — and anything that does not hold up is thrown away. You only see what survived that.

Before you decide

See one first.

Read a sample end to end — the same format you’d receive, with the findings, the evidence, the arithmetic and the honest page about what’s already working. The shop in it is composite and its figures are illustrative. The format, the evidence standard and the arithmetic are exactly what you get — it comes off the same engine that will build yours. One fix is written out in full; the rest are yours when you buy.

Here it is — open the sample revenue review.

Your email, and nothing else. We send the sample and one follow-up. That is all. No list, no sharing, and one word from you stops it for good.

Don’t buy this unless you’ll answer honestly.

Once the work starts, we ask you about your business. Some are a tap or a word. Some need you to look at your own screen. It takes twelve to fifteen minutes.

If you won’t do that, don’t buy this. Half the report is your money, counted against your own figures — and we cannot invent them for you.

“I don’t know” is an allowed answer and an honest one. A guess is not — we would rather report a finding as uncosted than cost it wrongly and have you catch it on your own screen.

What we will ask you

About twelve to fifteen minutes of questions about your own business, written for your trade. Most ask you to read a figure off your own screen or books. You get the link after you pay, and “I don’t know” is an allowed answer to any of them.

Call 855-409-ROAD to book

We take the booking on the phone, so you can ask anything before you pay a penny.

The revenue review
One price

All in.

Paid up front, only after we have looked your business up and you want the work. Not refundable once paid, which is why we look first. No contract, no retainer, nothing recurring. The revenue review and the fix pack, within 48 hours of your answers. Then we ring you — and nothing further is required.

Read this first Call 855-409-ROAD

Ring it and you get a person — not a booking form and not a call-back queue — and we will look at your shop while you are on the phone. If we are with someone, leave a message and we ring you back the same or next business day.