data line
I know I sold, I just don't know what worked
The second operator analyzes your numbers on her own, with a Google Data Analytics certificate — that frees up the technical team's nights, and shows the analysis has professional backing.
diagnostic
The money lens, inside the Growth Bottleneck Diagnostic
You send what you already have — a calendar export, a sales spreadsheet, a POS statement, conversation history — and get the reading in owner language: which days and times drive revenue, which services carry margin, new vs. repeat customers, and where money leaks, in your own numbers, per month. That reading is one of the six lenses of the Growth Bottleneck Diagnostic, and it comes with it, at the same price.
Three recommendations for Monday. Not "improve engagement" — recommendations like these:
- open an hour earlier on Tuesdays
- the cut+beard combo is carrying the month and you're not promoting it
- your customers disappear after their third visit
It's the easiest lens to start with: it doesn't ask for access to anything of ours, no Meta account, no server, no subscription. It asks for a spreadsheet from you. The other five lenses look at the rest of the path to purchase.
recurring
B2 — Dashboard + Monthly Report
B1 becomes recurring: a live-numbers dashboard, a monthly report with three recommendations, and a comparison against the previous month.
It sells on its own, with no automation involved. If you also have the Service line, the report starts including what the automation did — so you see the return instead of taking it on faith.
privacy
Your data stays yours
A customer's data belongs to the customer. Access only with contract authorization, minimal reading, nothing leaves their control. This isn't legal boilerplate — it's the same promise the whole brand makes.