For digital service providers doing $10k+ per month

“More leads” isn’t a number. Find your actual number to hit your goal.

You have a revenue goal you’ve never reverse-engineered. Six questions, sixty seconds, and you’ll know exactly how many leads a month it actually takes — and how far off you are today.

Most people are off by 3×. Then they blame their marketing.

01
Answer six questions

Your goal, your revenue today, what a client is worth, your close rate, your churn, your current leads.

02
See your number

See how many leads you need and the gap from where you are now to where you want to be.

03
Model your numbers

Change your numbers to see the results update in realtime, to model how changes affect your time to results.

Start here

Six questions.
Then you’ll see your number.

Answer honestly rather than optimistically — a lead target built on a close rate you wish you had is worse than no target at all.

60 seconds Your number on screen No spam, ever
Example The math, shown

There’s no black box. It’s four lines of arithmetic.

This is somebody else’s business, worked through end to end. Answer the six questions and you’ll get these same four lines with your own numbers in them.

Example inputs — $360,000 goal · $14,000/mo now · $3,500 per client · 20% close rate · 4% churn

01 Their goal, per month
$30,000
02 Minus what they already make, plus what churn takes back
$16,560
03 Divided by $3,500 per client — new clients they must sign
5
04 At a 20% close rate, that takes
25 leads

A qualified lead means someone who took a call or received a proposal. Not a newsletter signup, not a LinkedIn like. If you count those, the number lies to you.

Who’s behind this

I built this because I kept doing it on napkins.

Every coaching call, same moment: the owner has a revenue goal and no idea what it demands of their pipeline. Ten minutes of arithmetic later, the room goes quiet.

Two agencies built and sold. 60+ owners coached. $60M+ in collective revenue added. Now the napkin is a form.

2
Agencies sold
60+
Owners coached
$60M+
Revenue added

“He ran my numbers and showed me I was underpricing my work by half.”

Jim McDannald · Podiatry Growth

“He loves numbers — and business is numbers.”

Davit Tsilosani · 10xSEO

“He brings clarity to chaos.”

Zawad Iftikhar · Sly Marketing

Fair questions

Before you argue with the number.

“My close rate is a guess.”

Then guess low. A number built on an optimistic close rate is how people end the year 40% short and call it a bad market.

“Why does churn matter here?”

Because you’re not filling an empty bucket. Lose 4% of revenue a month and roughly half your new sales just replace what left.

“When do I get the number?”

The moment you submit. It’s on screen immediately, and you can keep changing your inputs to watch the target move.

“What happens to my numbers?”

Never sold, never shared. Used to make your growth easier.