Every engagement is scoped around a question the business needs answered and delivered with documentation you keep. One pricing rule across all five: a fixed fee, scoped on the introductory call and agreed before work begins.
“Where does the business actually make and lose money?”
What's delivered
The usual starting point. Findings often become the brief for a model build or retainer.
2 to 3 weeks
“What happens to cash under the decisions you're weighing?”
What's delivered
Built to be operated by you, not to create dependency on me.
3 to 6 weeks
“Who keeps the numbers decision-ready every month?”
What's delivered
The ongoing form of the practice: a finance function without the headcount.
monthly, cancel with 30 days' notice
“Can you price and predict default better than judgment alone?”
What's delivered
For lenders and fintechs. See the deployed credit model in Case Studies.
scoped per engagement
“What if the answer is a tool your team uses every day?”
What's delivered
The engagement behind the federal revenue authority case study.
scoped per engagement
01
Thirty minutes on what you are trying to decide and whether an engagement fits. If it doesn't, I say so.
02
A short written scope: the question, the deliverables, the timeline, the fee. No hourly billing, ever. The fee is fixed before signature.
03
Work proceeds asynchronously with scheduled checkpoints. You see findings as they form, not only at the end.
04
Every engagement ends with artefacts you own and can operate: the model, the documentation, the methodology.
Not sure which engagement fits? That is what the introductory call is for.