It depends on the tier. A diagnostic is a defined, contained piece of work. A full engagement runs longer, on a timeline set with you before anything begins. You’ll know the shape of the commitment before you make it.

The work runs in three tiers, so the investment matches how far you take it. Rather than a number with no context, pricing is walked through in a short conversation once the scope is clear, so what you’re looking at reflects what you actually need.

No. Reach out whenever you’re ready. How complete your records are affects which tier fits best; a full diagnostic runs on reliable numbers, and the other tiers build the discovery in. If your books aren’t where you’d like them, that’s part of the work, not a reason to wait.

A short conversation first, to understand where the business is and which tier fits. No pressure and no assumption that the answer is the largest one. Sometimes it’s the full engagement; sometimes it’s the diagnostic and nothing more. The point is to land on what’s true for your business.

Your information stays yours. The practice may draw on general, anonymous patterns across the field, but never your personal or identifying data. And if you’re pointed toward an outside specialist, that referral is made because it serves you- never for any payment or gain to this practice.