Most small operators are leaking $10K+ a year across four or five spots they've never measured.
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Paste rough numbers or upload a spreadsheet export — time logs, invoices, rent rolls, sales data. It doesn't need to be clean.
Your data is run through the same four-part framework used in full consulting engagements: Leakage Audit, SOP gaps, Automation Roadmap, Executive Summary.
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A plain-English checklist with one concrete action per item. No fluff — just the five things most small operators have never actually measured.
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"Solo electrician, 1 person operation. This month: 14 jobs completed, about 52 billable hours logged but I know I drove at least 8 more hours between job sites that never got billed. Sent 11 estimates, only heard back on 6 of them — never followed up on the other 5. Invoices go out whenever I get around to it, usually 3-7 days after the job is done. No-shows cost me 2 half-days this month. Everything is tracked in a mix of text messages and a paper notebook."
This electrician operation is leaking revenue in three clear ways: unbilled drive time between job sites, unfollowed estimates that likely represent lost work, and a slow invoicing cycle that delays cash flow. Based on the 8 unbilled drive hours this month alone, that's roughly $8,000+ a year in windshield time absorbed as overhead instead of billed. The 5 estimates that never got a follow-up represent a monthly recovery opportunity in the hundreds to low thousands. The full report breaks down exactly where to install the fix for each — starting with the one that pays back fastest.
Each profile tunes the audit's vocabulary and what counts as a "leak" — a missed invoice means something different to a landlord than to a contractor.
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If the full report doesn't surface something genuinely useful about your own numbers, email [email protected] within 30 days of purchase for a full refund — no questions asked. This applies to the $97 full report. The free preview already demonstrates real findings before you pay; the full report is held to that same standard.
Your data isn't stored after the report generates, beyond a short window needed to let you pay and retrieve your full report. It's never used to train any model, shared with anyone, or kept beyond what's needed to deliver your report.
It's a real AI model reading your specific input and generating findings grounded in what you actually wrote — not a fill-in-the-blank template. Paste different numbers and you'll get a genuinely different report, not the same structure with new digits.
Rough notes, half-remembered numbers, a messy paragraph — all of that works. The scan is built to read realistic, imperfect input, not a polished spreadsheet.
It's the same underlying framework (a four-part operational audit) that a consultant would typically bill at $125–$600/hr over 20–40 hours, run as something you can do yourself in a couple of minutes for a fraction of the cost. It won't replace a deep, ongoing advisory relationship — but for a first pass at finding where money is leaking, it covers the same ground.
Yes — you can run the audit on a client's numbers and hand them the full report. It's the same $97 one-time report whether the numbers are yours or a client's.
I come from a consulting background — building Operational Efficiency Blueprints for small businesses, the same four-part audit this tool runs. That work is genuinely useful, but it's slow and expensive, usually out of reach for solo operators and small teams. Leak Finder is the same framework, rebuilt as something anyone can run themselves in a couple of minutes instead of waiting weeks and paying a consultant's $125–$600/hr over 20–40 hours. I built it because I wanted it to exist, then made it available to anyone else who'd find it useful too.