Decide When Paid Discovery Is Better Than Another Free Proposal
Evaluate discovery fees using proposal conversion, unpaid preparation, and the contribution available from a signed project.
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Find a specific answer to a money question. Explore cash flow, borrowing, housing, saving, investing and the cost of running a business.
Evaluate discovery fees using proposal conversion, unpaid preparation, and the contribution available from a signed project.
Price an accelerated professional assignment using disruption costs, displaced contribution, and the hours required to meet the deadline.
Evaluate two professional acquisition channels using commissions, selling hours, expected projects, and channel restrictions.
Compare declining an overflow assignment with subcontracting it, including supervision time, rework, and cash timing.
Decide whether to run, postpone, or redesign a workshop using per-attendee contribution and the instructor's preparation commitment.
Compare short-term rental with buying a specialized professional tool using confirmed usage, upkeep, and cash committed before revenue arrives.
Evaluate one large recurring client against several smaller engagements using contribution, selling time, and a defined loss-of-client stress test.
Compare professional coverage with a planned service pause using retained contribution, handoff time, and coverage quality.
Test an additional opening window using contribution per sale, avoidable staffing, and sales shifted from existing hours.
Compare a bulk purchasing discount with a smaller replenishment order using sell-through, salvage, storage, and cash commitment.
Compare repair with replacement using net acquisition cost, expected lost contribution, and the operating horizon shared by both options.
Test a free-shipping threshold using merchandise contribution, fulfillment costs, genuinely additional orders, and subsidies on existing demand.