Answer a few questions about your real offer and get your Offer Viability Report by email — the same D×C×O×P formula behind every paid audit, for a fraction of the cost.
Months into building, running ads, or pitching — and only then finding out the whole premise had a structural gap. A report catches it before you spend on any of that.
Months of work went into an offer nobody could categorize — and you found out from silence, not from a report.
No amount of targeting fixes a structural gap. A short report would have flagged it before the first dollar spent.
Everything feels a little off. A report tells you exactly which one variable to fix before touching the rest.
The same four variables, scored 0–10, that the demo above just used. It's multiplicative on purpose — a zero on any one collapses the whole offer, no matter how strong the rest are.
Are people already searching for this, or are you educating them into wanting it?
Can a buyer file you into a budget line in one sentence?
Is the before/after something you could put a number on?
Is it normal for this exact buyer to pay for this exact thing?
A short set of questions about your actual offer — not sliders, your real answers.
Your answers run through the same D×C×O×P formula used in every paid engagement.
Delivered to your inbox within minutes — your score, your named bottleneck, and one directional recommendation, in plain language.
🔒 Your business details are kept confidential
15+ years of delivery discipline distilled into four scored variables, not a lead-gen quiz with a marketing spin on the results.
No vague "readiness score." A clinical read of exactly which variable is costing you the sale — the same one a client pays for in the full Audit.
It's generated automatically from your answers, using the same D×C×O×P formula behind every paid engagement — no waiting on a human review.
Within minutes of completing your purchase. Check your inbox — and your spam folder, just in case.
Each report covers one offer. If you're scoring multiple offers, you'll want a report for each one.
If your bottleneck needs deeper, hands-on work, you can book the full 1:1 Audit — many people use this report as the first step before that.