Services
Turn your hours into an offer
Answer the questions once. Get your offer, your rates, your capacity plan and fifteen days of launch content.
Who it's for
Built for you if
- Freelancers who charge by the hour and want to stop
- Trades and home services booking work by phone
- Consultants and agencies of one to five people
What changes
What changes for you
- Your capacity is counted honestly: billable hours in a week, and what is left after selling, admin and rest.
- Your hours get packaged into named offers with a fixed scope and a fixed price, so a sale is a yes, not a negotiation.
- Utilisation stops being a feeling. You see the share of your week that is actually paid, and the rate that follows.
- Repeat work gets a shape: a retainer, a maintenance plan or a follow-on offer, so every project has a next step.
The numbers
The numbers we build
In a live Google Sheet you can change and re-run.
What one hour of your time has to earn to cover the business and pay you
The share of your week that is paid work, and where the rest goes
Profit left on each packaged offer after your time and your costs
How many clients you can hold at once before delivery slips
Questions
Straight answers
I charge by the hour. Do I have to switch to fixed prices?
No. The plan prices both ways and shows what each does to your income and your week. You choose. Most people keep an hourly rate for small work and package the rest.
I am the whole business. Does a plan even apply?
It applies most. A one person service is a capacity problem before it is a marketing problem, so the plan starts with your week and works outward from there.
Can this cover a local trade rather than consulting?
Yes. Travel time, call-outs, materials and job minimums are part of the questions, and they feed the pricing and the schedule.
Your turn
Start your service business
Bring the idea.
One questionnaire. A whole business back, in your own Google folder.