Owner-dependence does not cost you hours. It costs you the price on the offer. Every number below is real and current, and you can plan the whole thing without a sales call.
Businesses that run without their owner draw offers averaging 4.49 times pre-tax profit. Owner-dependent ones average 2.93 times. On a business earning $500,000, that difference is worth roughly $780,000 at sale.
That is the number every price on this page should be weighed against. Multiples from the Value Builder System, drawn from 14,000 businesses analyzed.
15 questions about how your business runs. You get a score, a breakdown of where the dependence sits, and what each part means when a buyer looks at it. No email needed to start, and nothing to pay.
Get Your Free ScoreBigger than that? We’ll quote you a fixed price before we start. You’ll never get a surprise bill from us.
We map how your business really runs, score how much of it depends on you, and price what that dependence is taking off your sale value. Then we hand you a written plan: what to fix, in what order, and what each fix is worth.
Buy the fix within 90 days and the full $5,000 counts toward it, so the assessment costs you nothing on top. If you walk away, you keep the plan and we keep the $5,000. Either way you leave knowing the number a buyer would use against you.
We do not publish a price for the fix, because we will not guess at one before we have seen your business. The assessment tells us the size of the job, and the quote comes out of it: fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline, usually 6 to 10 weeks.
We fix what needs fixing. Move a job to someone else. Cut steps that should not exist. We never build software in your business.
We do not recommend the work unless what it is worth to your sale price is clearly greater than what it costs. If the numbers do not work, we tell you, and you keep your money.
A buyer checks whether the manuals still match how the work is done today, not whether they matched once. A care plan keeps them current right through the sale. It only makes sense if it costs less than the risk of the manuals falling out of date. If it does not, do not buy it. On cancel, you keep everything.
Nothing here is rented from us. You receive, where it applies:
You get every manual, every video, and one short report. The Automation Opportunities report lists what could be built and what it would replace. A buyer sees the upside. You decide who builds it. We do not.
Any third-party tools you use stay subject to their own licences.
You can. There are good ones and they cost a few hundred dollars.
Here is the catch. A course gives you the map. You still have to write every job description, map every task, and write every manual, on nights and weekends, while you run the business. Most people stop after the first few videos.
Meanwhile the clock keeps running. Every month the business stays stuck on you is a month you cannot sell it.
We do the work. Fixed price, capped hours, and you finish with the work done instead of a folder of notes.
Would rather talk it through first? Book a call instead.