You know your revenue. Here's your true profit per service line — and the gaps in your operating model that are quietly capping your growth. No card. No call. No 14-day trial that bills you on day 15.
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You're inside the app in seconds — no email to go dig up, no waiting on a welcome message.
Put in your real service lines, hours and rates — about 20 minutes, at your own pace.
See your true profit per service line on screen — the same session, no waiting on an email.
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You've built something real. Revenue is up. The pipeline is full. And yet every meaningful decision still comes down to a feeling in your gut at 11pm.
Is the service line everyone is busiest on the one actually paying the bills, or is it quietly subsidized by the two nobody talks about? Should you raise the price, cut the scope, or stop selling it altogether? Is the reason growth feels heavy a pricing problem, a delivery problem, or a structure problem?
Nobody hands you these answers. So you guess. And most of the time the guess is close enough — right up until the year you realize you've spent eighteen months scaling the least profitable thing you do.
Revenue by service is easy to pull. Margin by service, after the real hours, almost nobody tracks.
Margin rarely disappears in one place. It drains in several, and none of them look big on their own.
Something breaks first when you add volume. Most owners are fixing the thing that breaks third.
Every service business is carrying work it should have retired. Knowing which is the hard part.
The Profit Triangle™ holds that profit isn't a calculation you perform at month end — it's a design outcome that emerges from three operational elements: Volume, Capacity and Efficiency. When they fall out of balance, your P&L becomes a lagging indicator of damage already done.
The tools are built around that framework — the two free ones start you on the sides most businesses get wrong first.
These aren't quizzes that email you a PDF three days later. You put in your real numbers, you get your real answer on screen, and you can act on it this week.
No trial timer. No card on file. Register and the tools are open.
Your true profit per service line, and which services are draining margin.
A map of how your business runs today, and the gaps that limit how far it can grow.
The whole answer, not a teaser score with the useful part behind a paywall.
Nothing to cancel later, because there's nothing to start.
About 90 seconds to register. Set aside 20 minutes for the first tool.
You've seen the other kind. Six questions, a progress bar, a score out of 100 and an email asking for a meeting.
These are not that. They ask for your service lines, your delivery hours, your rates, how the work actually moves through your business — because a real answer to "which service is losing money" cannot be produced from six questions and a guess.
Twenty minutes for a number you have been estimating for years is a good trade. If you don't have twenty minutes, bookmark this and come back when you do.
Name and email. That's the whole gate. No card, no demo request, no "a specialist will contact you."
Service lines, delivery hours, rates, how work moves. Estimates off the top of your head are close enough to be useful.
Which services make money, which don't, and where your operating model gives out first.
We could gate these behind a call and a slide deck. Plenty do. But an owner who can see which of their services makes money makes better decisions whether or not they ever pay us a cent — and the ones who decide they want help fixing what the tools surfaced know exactly what they're buying before they ask.
So: two full tools, free, no card. If they're useful, the wider suite is 27 tools for $39/month and you can cancel from your account with no calls, no forms and no friction. If they're not, you've spent twenty minutes and gained a number you didn't have this morning.
Two of these are free the moment you register today. The rest are $39/month, all together, unlocked immediately — not invoiced one question at a time.
A consultant: a $1,500+ engagement to build the model once
A consultant: a $2,000+ ops audit and a slide deck
A consultant: a $3,000+ pricing review
The consulting model was never really selling insight — it was selling access to someone who'd already built the spreadsheet. We skipped the invoice and gave you the spreadsheet.
This is the Service Profitability Controller, mid-diagnostic. No design mockups — this is the tool.
"It's smooth, quick, agile, and on-topic for virtually every leader and manager. These tools create clear lines of responsibility, authority and time management — each module has an ROI attached to it."
— Lewis, Rudy & Associates
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One honest warning. These tools will tell you things you may not want to read — that a service line you're proud of is losing money, that the growth plan doesn't survive contact with your own operating model, that the busiest part of the business is the part you should be shrinking. If you'd rather keep running on gut feel, don't register. If you'd rather know, the form is right above.