So the review is relevant to how you actually operate.
Pick the one costing you the most sleep.
Ballpark is fine. It tells me how much is at stake.
Your details so I can prep before we speak. No spam, ever.
Pick a time and I'll come to the call already having looked at your setup.
Six years inside creator-led education businesses taught me that the biggest losses almost never happen where founders are looking. Here's how I find them — in about four minutes.
Watch: where revenue actually leaks (4 min)
Mahmoud Assani — Founder, Assani ConsultingNew buyers don't know where to start after checkout.
Students join — but never activate or get a first win.
Support keeps answering the same questions on repeat.
Community engagement is weak and getting weaker.
Cancellations happen without any clear diagnosis of why.
Failed payments slip by without proper recovery.
You're still manually holding everything together.
You feel money leaking — but can't point to where.
That's a pattern, not bad luck.The audit tells you which one is costing you most.
Move the sliders to roughly match your business. This is simple arithmetic on your own numbers — not a projection, promise, or estimate of what we'd recover.
Illustrative arithmetic only. Every business is different, and no part of this is a forecast or a guarantee of recovered revenue. The audit replaces these guesses with your real numbers.
Every month it stays unfound, you pay for it three separate times.
Every lead you buy enters the same leaking system. Better marketing just fills a bucket with holes in it faster.
Confused customers become support tickets. Your team absorbs the cost of a problem created three steps upstream.
People who never got a win don't just leave quietly — they tell others the product didn't work for them.
Delivered within 5–7 days of getting access. Nothing vague, nothing theoretical.
Your full customer journey mapped, with every leak point marked.
Where friction, drop-off and silent churn actually happen.
Each leak rated by impact, urgency and effort to fix.
The changes that protect the most revenue, in order.
Small fixes you can ship inside the first week.
What to fix first, second and third — sequenced.
A recorded walkthrough of every finding, in plain language.
A short, sharp document you keep and share with your team.
You give view access to your product, support inbox and any onboarding, retention or payment data. An NDA is available on request.
I buy, onboard, and move through your business the way a real student does — noting every point of confusion and friction.
Every drop-off point is identified and rated by impact, urgency and effort — so priority is a calculation, not an opinion.
The top 3–5 fixes that protect the most revenue, sequenced into a 30-day plan you can actually run.
A Loom walkthrough plus the written report. Your team can act on it whether or not you work with me again.
Final price is scoped to the size of your business and agreed in writing before anything starts. No open-ended retainers, no surprise invoices.
If you move to a Backend Fix Sprint within 30 days, your audit fee comes off the sprint price. Diagnose first, and the diagnosis effectively becomes free.
I spent six years inside creator-led education businesses running the parts most founders don't enjoy: onboarding, support, retention, operations and the systems holding them together.
Most of that work was private, so I don't publish client names or dashboards without permission. What I bring is pattern recognition from living inside these businesses — and I'm building public case studies through these audits right now.
Business type, main symptom, rough size. Sixty seconds, no essay.
If it's not a match I'll say so and point you somewhere better. No chase sequence.
We look at your business together and name the likely leaks — useful either way.
If it makes sense, we scope it. Your map, scorecard and roadmap land in 5–7 days.
No — and I'd be careful with anyone who does. Your offer, your market and your follow-through all sit outside my control. What I sell is diagnosis and a prioritised plan. I'll show you exactly where revenue is leaking and what to fix first. Acting on it is where the result gets made.
Most of my operating work was private, so I don't publish client names without permission. That's exactly why the audit is priced as a small first step — you see the quality of the thinking before committing to anything larger. Public case studies are being built through these audits right now.
Because it's the first step, not the whole engagement. It's priced so the decision is easy relative to what a leak costs. If implementation makes sense afterwards, that's a separate, clearly scoped sprint — never an automatic upsell.
View access to your product or course platform, your support inbox, and whatever onboarding, retention or payment data exists. An NDA is available on request. The more honest the access, the sharper the diagnosis.
Knowing something is messy and knowing which mess costs the most are different things. The audit turns a feeling into a scored list. If you genuinely already know your top priority, skip this and go straight to a Backend Fix Sprint.
Yes — that's the Backend Fix Sprint, where the top 1–3 priorities get built properly. You're never obligated to continue. The roadmap is yours either way.
Usually within a week or two, depending on how many audits are running. The audit itself takes 5–7 days once access is in place.
Three quick questions, then a short call. You'll leave with a clear next step whether or not we work together.
The same checklist I run at the start of every audit. Walk your own business through it and see how many leaks you find before we ever speak.
No sequence, no spam. The checklist, and that's it.
I'll send it straight to your inbox shortly.