Online — consultations by video call, follow-up by chat
One-on-one sessions with professional advisors for owners who need a straight answer this week, not a six-month engagement.
Sessions, notes and the plan a client leaves with.
You pick a slot and bring the problem. The advisor reads what you send beforehand, so the session starts with your numbers instead of your backstory.
Between sessions you message the same advisor about the supplier quote, the pricing change or the hire you are unsure about. Short questions get short answers.
Every engagement ends with something on paper: the decision, the numbers behind it, the order of the next moves and who does what.
Targets from the session are written down with dates and reviewed at the next one. Nothing quietly slips off the list.
Cash-flow sheets, pricing models, hiring briefs and negotiation checklists — the working documents advisors use, sent when they are relevant.
Accounts, contracts and customer lists shared for a session are used for that session and nothing else. We sign your confidentiality agreement if you have one.
Start with one session or keep an advisor on hand for a quarter. Ask by name in the enquiry form.
One decision, one hour, one advisor — for the question that is holding everything else up.
A plan built with you over several sessions: market, pricing, costs, cash and the first four quarters.
A standing advisor for a quarter, for owners in the middle of a change — a new site, a hire, a price rise.
You already have a plan, a quote or an offer on the table and want it pressure-tested by someone with no stake in it.
Scope and fees are confirmed in writing before anything starts — we quote after the first conversation, never before.
I came in with a pricing question and left with a spreadsheet that explained why two of my products were losing money. Direct, no padding, no upselling.
The chat between sessions is the part I use most. I asked about a supplier contract on a Tuesday and got a clear answer instead of a meeting invitation.
The written plan was the first document I could actually show my bank and my business partner. It made the conversation with both of them much shorter.
From what you write in the enquiry: your trade, the size of the business and the decision in front of you. We match you with an advisor who has worked on that kind of problem and tell you who it is before the session is booked.
Whatever is relevant and no more: recent figures, the quote or contract in question, or a paragraph on the decision. The advisor reads it beforehand so the hour is spent on the answer, not the setup.
No. Most of the work is with owner-run businesses and early-stage founders — single-location shops, trades, agencies, online sellers. A sole trader gets the same one-on-one session as anyone else.
No. We advise, model the options and write the plan; you make the call and keep control. If a piece of work needs a specialist we say so plainly instead of stretching the engagement.
Then book a single consultation. There is no obligation to continue afterwards, and no engagement starts without a scope and a fee agreed in writing first.
A short description is enough to get matched with the right advisor and a written scope.
One of our advisors will get in touch shortly to confirm the right fit and the next step.
Bring it to an advisor who will give you an answer and put it in writing.
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