The leak check

Where is your business leaking money?

Most owners can name one leak. This finds the ones they can’t. Ten questions, your own numbers, about two minutes. No email needed, and nothing you enter leaves your screen. The sliders start on example figures. Move them to yours.

Your time

Hours a week you spend on admin, paperwork and chasing10

What an hour of your time is worth$100

Your team

People on payroll who mostly do office or admin work2

What one of them costs you a year, wages and taxes$50,000

How much of their week is the same task, done the same way, every time?

Your enquiries

New enquiries a month (calls, forms, messages)30

What an average job or sale is worth$1,500

How fast does a new enquiry usually hear back?

Your money

Money customers owe you that is more than 30 days late$15,000

How do you find out whether last month made money?

From the numbers above, about

a year is leaking out.

What most owners haven’t heard

Want to know which of these is real for you? Request a consultation. Before we talk, Joe sends you a one-page read of your three likeliest leaks, from what’s public (see a sample). You commit to nothing.

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How this is worked out

Your time: hours × your rate × 50 weeks. That is the most it could be. Not every hour can be handed off. Your team: people × yearly cost × the share that is repeat work. Not all of it can go, but an audit usually finds a part that can. Your enquiries: an estimate, not a measurement. It assumes only a few in every hundred enquiries go elsewhere because of the wait (2 in 100 for same day, 5 for next day or later, 4 if it depends who picks up). Research says speed matters far more than that. Late money is shown on its own and not added in: it is cash sitting with someone else, not lost.