How clearly can you see what is driving your business?
Answer 11 short questions. You will get a visibility score and a plain read on where the gaps are.
AI Readiness Scorecard · The Curaitor
I work with one client at a time, so there is a short line. Fill this in and I will personally review your entry and reach out when a spot opens.
The questions help me understand who makes decisions, what you have already tried, and whether a Clarity Assessment fits what your business needs.
Ten questions. I'll review every answer personally.
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Thanks for sharing a little about your business. I'll review your answers personally and reach out when a spot opens.
Answer 11 short questions. You will get a visibility score and a plain read on where the gaps are.
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The one question you want answered: “”
Each month, you use the same link with fresh numbers and one clear action to take.
If your first dashboard doesn't flag at least one leak worth $25,000 over the next 12 months, which is ten times the build fee, I'll refund the full $2,500, and the dashboard stays yours. The monthly plan just keeps it updating while you're subscribed. Cancel anytime.
The single biggest leak in your dashboard's “fix this first” section, annualized. As an example: a $2,100 monthly dead ad channel is $25,200 a year. That clears it on one line item.
Savings you don't act on. The guarantee covers what the dashboard surfaces and quantifies. Want a second pair of eyes on the fix itself? That's a separate engagement. Ask me about it.
Here's what "it" means: if your first dashboard doesn't flag at least one leak worth $25,000 over the next 12 months, the guarantee applies to you. Reply within 7 days of delivery and say so. No forms, no hoops. The $2,500 comes back.
The $250/month live plan starts when your dashboard goes live. You'll get the link during onboarding.
Rather talk it through first? Grab 15 minutes.
The 15-minute calendar link is being set up.
QuickBooks tells you what happened in accounting categories: payroll was X, ads were Y. It never tells you which employee earns back what they cost, or what each ad dollar brought back, because your bookings and ad accounts don't live in QuickBooks. That's the gap this fills.
Your systems are connected with read-only access. I can see the numbers, but I can't change, add, edit, or delete anything in them.
Before anything reaches me, our system strips out patient names and any personal or health information. The dashboard runs on amounts, dates, and categories.
Nothing is sold, shared, or used to train anything. If you ever cancel, the connections are revoked, your data is deleted, and your dashboard stops updating.
One 20-minute kickoff call. We connect your systems live on the call, and it runs itself after that.
Seven days from your kickoff call. We connect your systems live on the call, and I start the build the same day.
No. They keep the books. This turns the books into decisions.
Yes, as an add-on. I'll look inside your ad accounts, without touching anything, and match every dollar you spent to the bookings and revenue it brought in: what's working, what's burning money, and what to fix first. We can talk about adding it once your dashboard is live.
We can work with that. It's still data. There's a $500 one-time fee to clean it up and standardize it before the build, and we'll tell you upfront if your sheets need it.
If you run a service business with a team and real revenue, probably. The scorecard tells you straight when it's not a fit.
Anytime. You keep the dashboard as last built; it just stops updating with fresh numbers.
Your result
No hard feelings. I'd rather tell you it's not a fit now than sell you something before it's ready to pay off.
Thank you