The terms, before you ever call.
The fee is one fixed number. We say it out loud at the 30-minute fit call and put it in writing before you sign anything.
Fair to ask why it isn't printed here: the fee moves with how many separate system stacks and sets of books you run, so a printed number would be wrong for most readers. The terms and the adder rule are printed instead — so you can see how it moves.
One number, defined scope, in writing.
One fixed number for a defined scope — spoken at the fit call, in writing before you sign anything.
How the money works.
- Deposit and balance
- 60% books your dated field week. The balance is due at the readout, when the report is in your hands.
- How the fee moves
- The fee is set by how many separate system stacks and sets of books you run — not by how many doors you have. A second room on the same POS, reservation book, and P&L adds field time, not a second engagement.
- The guarantee
- Everything on the published list is in your hands at the readout, or you don't pay the balance.
- The rebuild credit
- Half the assessment fee comes off the first phase of a rebuild that starts within 90 days of the readout.
- The clock
- Three weeks from the day the last credential lands — not the day the deposit clears.
Why the rebuild has no price card.
Rebuild work is priced by the report — phase by phase, each phase one fixed number, no phase longer than five weeks, and you can stop after any phase. Publishing a rebuild price before the walkthrough would be a guess dressed up as a promise.
And nothing here is a subscription. There's no monthly anything, and nothing we build stops working if you stop paying us.
A pricing page with no number deserves suspicion.
That's usually the page that means 'we'll size you up on the call.' So the terms, the adder rule, and the exact moment you hear the number are in writing instead — and the number itself comes in the first conversation, not after three meetings. Ask any firm you're considering to put even this much on a page.
Hear the number out loud.
The fixed fee, what it covers, and whether now is your moment — either way.