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The GTM Audit
Most money slips away in the handoffs between teams - marketing to sales, sales to customer support - and nobody is watching those handoffs. In two to three weeks we go through yours in four areas, measure how it works today, put a dollar figure on each spot where money is leaking out, and hand you a plain report that tells you what to fix first. You decide based on real numbers, not a gut feeling.
money a typical company loses each year across these four areas (based on the audits we have run)
How it is set up
Buy it, send us what we need, and we deliver. No call required.
You send your file
in a short form
We do the work
on our side, nothing for you to run
In your portal in 2-3 weeks
we email you
What you get back
From what you hand over to what we send back.
Your customer records
we only look, we don't change anything
45 checks, scored
across all four areas
Every leak in dollars
with the simple math behind it
A ranked to-do list
what to fix first, and why
What we look at
What you get
- 0145 checks, scored, across all four areas - getting customers, running deals, keeping customers, and trusting your numbers. Think of it as a full inspection with a score on each item.
- 02A dollar figure on every leak, plus the simple math we used to get each number, so you can check our work.
- 03A ranked to-do list - which area to fix first, and the reason why.
- 04A short, clear report the person running your revenue can read in 30 seconds and pass along.
- 05A 90-minute call to walk your team through it, included in the price.
Why it pays off
A typical company loses about $1.6M a year across these four areas (based on the audits we have run). This $5,000 check costs less than a fraction of what it usually finds, so it pays for itself before you change a thing - and it shows you which fix puts the most money back, so next quarter is a plan and not a guess.
Best for: Owners, founders, and the people who run sales and operations at companies bringing in roughly $3M-$30M a year, who can feel money slipping away but can't point to where.
