Tools for your Business
Practical tools for running a small business, most of them free. Help yourself to the ones that fit, no system to buy into.
A suite of tools that fills your gaps, not a system that replaces everything you already use.
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Competitor Analysis
How to build an honest picture of your online competition, and turn it into three decisions worth acting on.

Google Profile Review
Where you land in the local map results, and how your listing looks when customers find you. A dozen checks to improve both.

Labor Rate Calculator
What an hour of your technician's time actually costs you, once you count the overhead, the unbillable hours, and the employer side of payroll that a plain hourly rate leaves out.

Manuals to Answers
Turn your manuals, handbooks and product guides into an answer agent. Nobody has to read the manual, they ask and it answers.

Price Increase Kit
Raise your prices without losing customers. The letters and the pushback script that help the increase land, so it reads as fair, not sudden.

Procedure Assistant
Your best tech talks through how they do a job. You get it back as a written, editable procedure, ready to hand the next hire.

Product Selector
Build the "which one do I need" tool your own customers use on your catalog.

Social Media Review
Seven checks you can do by hand, no analytics tools, no logins, no agency required.

SOP Procedures
Upload the documents you already have and get back a clean, checklist-style procedure for every job in them.

Spreadsheet Rescue
Running on a basic spreadsheet? We turn it into a real working tool your team can actually use, without buying expensive software.

Training to SOP
Train it once and capture it, so the next new hire follows the recording instead of being trained from scratch all over again.

Website Review
Nine checks that show you whether your site is turning visitors into customers, or quietly losing them.
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The search and filters you just used to land on the right tool are the same kind of “which one do I need” guide you can offer your own customers. Our Product Selector is a free tool. Take a look and make it your own.
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