Free offer

A free tech stack audit — see what to keep, cut and connect.

A free tech stack audit is a short, structured review of the software your business runs on: what each tool costs, who uses it, what it connects to and where work gets stuck between them. You get a one-page summary with the quickest wins and a recommended first step — free, with no obligation. We take on a limited number of audits each month.

What you get

A clear picture in one page

Tool & cost map

Every tool, what it costs and who uses it.

Overlap check

Subscriptions that duplicate each other.

Bottleneck spots

Where work waits or gets re-typed.

First step

The single change with the best effort-to-impact ratio.

How it works

Three quick steps

01

Tell us

Fill in the short form: tools, team size, biggest bottleneck.

02

Talk

A 30-minute call to understand how work actually flows.

03

Receive

Your one-page summary with quick wins and a recommended first step.

The audit is a miniature version of the Rethink and Simplify stages of our approach — and the natural starting point for tech stack consulting.

Who it's for

Is this for you?

  • You use more than a handful of apps and suspect some overlap.
  • Data gets typed into more than one system.
  • You're about to buy a big system and want a second opinion.
  • Work keeps getting stuck in the same places — see removing operational bottlenecks.

Request your free audit

Takes about two minutes.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is the audit really free?

Yes. It's a short review designed to show you the quickest wins and whether a deeper project makes sense, with no obligation. We take on a limited number of free audits each month, so we confirm your spot by email within two business days.

What do I need to share?

A list of the tools you use, rough team size and the place where work gets stuck most. No logins or data access are needed for the audit.

What happens after the audit?

You keep the summary either way. If you'd like help implementing it, we'll propose a scoped next step — often tech stack consulting or a focused automation project.