Simple monthly subscriptions.

Every project answers one defined question for a fixed fee, then finishes. There are four steps, and each includes the work of the steps before it. Align agrees the real question and where to look. A Deep dive finds what is really behind the problem and what it is costing you. Adding the Roadmap gives you what to do first, in what order, and who owns it. Implementation support keeps the plan moving, with independent guidance for your lead.

That comes out of a free 30-minute discovery call. Afterwards we send a proposal that recommends one step, the one that fits, and why. You do not have to pick from a menu. If you already know the concern, a Deep dive is usually the better start, and you do not need an Align first.

Typically, an Align project takes two to four weeks and a Deep dive four to eight, depending on the size and complexity of your business. Your proposal states the exact number of weeks, and we hold ourselves to it. The Roadmap adds to a Deep dive, and Implementation support runs for a set period agreed up front.

A fixed fee, confirmed after the free discovery call. It is based on the size and complexity of your business and how long the work runs, and the proposal states the exact fee. A deposit is invoiced with your agreement and paid before we start, and the proposal sets out the rest. The Roadmap and Implementation support cost less when chosen with the Deep dive.

The documents and data we ask for, promptly, and read-only access to your accounting system where the work needs it. One person on your side as our main contact. And your written OK, with an introduction, before we speak to any of your customers, prospects, suppliers or staff beyond your leadership team.

Every project finishes with a findings meeting, and a Deep dive ends with three first actions you can start straight away. From there you can stop, add the Roadmap or Implementation support, or move to an ongoing advisory subscription. We aim to leave your business better off than when we started, but we cannot promise a particular result.