The Verdict
Before you commit the money: which of the two options actually returns it. Same investment, two paths, modelled honestly — and the answer is sometimes neither.
What you see here is an example of the level and the style, not a stock product. Every report is written against one business and its own numbers. Yours would answer your question, not this one. All of it inside the limits published below.
A one-time project fee, quoted after a conversation. It depends on how many options are compared, how much real market data has to be gathered, and how deep the financial model goes. This is analysis work and the scope genuinely differs every time.
- How many options are being compared.
- How much primary market data has to be gathered.
- How deep the financial model needs to go.
- Whether the output is for you, or for a bank or an investor.
- A defined comparison: two real options, the same money, the same timeframe.
- The competitive field — who is already doing this and how they perform.
- A modelled return for each option, with every assumption written down.
- The break-even point, and what has to be true for each option to work.
- A written recommendation you can act on or hand to a partner or a bank.
- Someone about to invest in a property, a project or a business and weighing two options.
- A business entering a new category that wants to see the field first.
- An owner who wants a number, not an opinion, before committing.
- Someone who has already decided and wants a document to justify it.
- Anyone wanting a guarantee of returns. We model; markets decide.
How we get to a number
Request a meeting
You answer four questions. If it is a fit we book twenty minutes — meetings are not first-come.
We scope it
Against what is published above — those are the things that actually set the number.
A written number
Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing. It does not get corrected upward later.
We build
Stated in the quote, against the scope you signed.
What we commit to
We show every assumption. If you disagree with one, we change it and show you the new answer. What we will not do is adjust assumptions until the answer flatters a decision you have already made.
Stated in the quote. Typically 2 to 4 weeks depending on data gathering.
One round of revisions to the assumptions is included; the model is rebuilt with your numbers if you disagree with ours.
- The two options you are actually weighing.
- Your real budget and timeframe.
- Any numbers you already hold on the market.
What we make under this
Every one of these is something we make. Tell us which is closest to what you need.
The comparison
Two options, the same money.
The model
The return, with every assumption visible.
The questions people actually ask
Are you a developer?
No. We are not developers, contractors or brokers, and we take no cut of what you build. That is exactly why the analysis can be honest.
Will you tell me which to pick?
Yes. That is what you are paying for.
What if the answer is neither?
Then we say neither. That answer has saved clients more money than any recommendation we have made.
Real jobs this came out of — same tools, same prices, nothing made on a different budget.
Get a real number for The Verdict
One call, one written scope, one fixed price. We never guess a number and correct it upward later.