The Found-Money Audit

You already paid for the leads.
Let’s find the money they never became.

Answer a few questions about your pipeline. First, we’ll put a dollar figure on the revenue still trapped inside it. Then we’ll identify where your follow-up is leaking and tell you what to fix first.

● Free · Private · About 2 minutes · No email required to see your number
Why you can challenge the number

This is a model, not a revenue promise.

The audit uses your own economics and makes the assumptions visible. The point is not to manufacture a dramatic number. It is to price the size of the opportunity well enough to decide what deserves attention first.

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Your numbers

Lead inventory, client value and close rate come from you, not from a generic benchmark.

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Visible assumptions

The estimate shows the reply and booking assumptions behind the calculation so you can judge the math yourself.

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No guaranteed revenue

We model potential opportunity. Whether it becomes revenue depends on response, qualification, sales and the offer itself.

What the audit is actually looking for

More leads may not be the problem.

Once someone raises their hand, revenue can leak in five different places. The audit ranks them instead of assuming every business needs the same fix.

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The Sixty

New intent waits too long for a real response.

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The Sorter

Qualification happens inconsistently or too late.

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The Warm Sweep

Previously interested leads are left dormant.

04

The Rescue

Booked calls cancel or no-show without recovery.

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The Long Hold

“Not yet” prospects quietly become forgotten prospects.

The report tells you which leak deserves attention first. It does not assume all five are broken.

Best fit

This gets more useful as one client becomes more valuable.

The audit is designed primarily for coaches and consultants selling $2,000+ engagements who already generate inquiries and suspect follow-up capacity is the bottleneck.

It may tell you not to buy anything.

If your offer is unproven, your inquiry volume is tiny, or the modeled opportunity is small, the report should say that. Follow-up infrastructure cannot fix a demand problem.

Before you run it

Four reasonable questions.

How is the Found-Money number calculated?

We combine the dormant lead count and client value you provide with your stated close rate, then apply visible modeled assumptions for reactivation replies and reply-to-booking. The report shows the math.

Is the number guaranteed revenue?

No. It is a modeled opportunity range, not a forecast or guarantee. Its job is to help prioritize what may be worth testing.

What if my leads are very old?

Run the audit anyway. Age changes the likely response rate, but a previously interested person can still be more useful than a completely cold stranger. The diagnosis also considers your ongoing inbound leaks.

Why do you ask for my email later?

You do not need an email to see the Found-Money number. We ask only after the operational diagnosis because the full breakdown is personalized and, in production, will be delivered privately to the address you provide.

Your leads already cost you something

Find out what happened to the money they were supposed to become.

About two minutes. Your first dollar estimate appears before we ask for your name or email.