Cost-savings audits for small businesses
Find the money quietly leaking out of your business, and get a clear, prioritized list of what to cut, switch or renegotiate.
What we review
- Software and subscriptions: unused seats and overlapping tools
- Vendor and service contracts
- Payment processing, payroll and banking fees
- Marketing and ad spend compared with real results
- Lead services that send poor-quality leads
- Phone, internet and other recurring bills
- Time lost to manual, repeated work
- Processes that cause rework and mistakes
What you get
- A plain-English report listing each saving, roughly how much it's worth, and how to capture it
- Quick wins you can act on right away
- Help making the changes, if you want it: cancelling, switching, renegotiating or automating
Why it's worth doing
Small costs add up quietly: a subscription nobody uses, a fee that crept up, an ad campaign that stopped working months ago. An outside look catches what's easy to miss when you're busy running the business. The aim is simple: savings that outweigh the cost of the audit.
Audit questions
How long does an audit take?
It depends on the size of the business and how much we're reviewing. We'll agree on the scope and timeline on our first call.
What do you need from me?
Recent statements and invoices, a list of the tools and services you pay for, and a couple of short conversations with you and your team.
Can you help with marketing that isn't working?
Yes. Ad spend and paid lead services are often where the biggest savings are. We compare what you spend with what it actually brings in. More about growth and lead generation
Other ways we help
Let's find your biggest wins
Tell us about your business. We'll point out where the time, money and growth are hiding.