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Free: the Agency Delivery Teardown

We map where your delivery weeks actually go — and what the backlog is costing you in clients you couldn’t take.

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This takes about two minutes — seven questions, then the teardown.

How big is the delivery team?

1 / 7

What you get

The delivery map

Where your weeks actually go, stage by stage — scoping, content, design, dev, QA, revisions, client comms — measured against industry benchmarks (GoodFirms puts 1–12 weeks as the norm; HubSpot puts the full professional build at ~5–6 months).

The stall diagnosis

Which stage eats the most calendar in your pipeline, and whether the cause is process, capacity, or the founder being the gate on everything.

The backlog math

What builds sitting in WIP cost you in clients you couldn’t take — the number most agencies never put on paper.

The fix sequence

What we’d change first and what it does to your delivery week. If a 7-Day Proof Sprint makes sense, we’ll say so. If it doesn’t, we’ll say that too.

Why agencies trust the map

~4x

content capacity for a web agency — the anonymized case study behind our production menu · case study

1 day

to generate a complete 6-phase client growth program, from one command

~10 min

for a 10-dimension scored site audit

Common questions

Is this free — and is it a sales call?

It’s free and it’s not a call. You answer seven quick questions, and we send the teardown in writing to the contact you choose. If you want to talk it through afterward, you can book a call — that’s entirely your decision.

How long does it take?

About two minutes to answer, and the teardown comes back within one business day. It’s built from your actual numbers — team size, accounts, builds shipped per month, weeks per build, and where they stall.

What happens after I submit?

We map where your delivery weeks go against the benchmarks, mark the stall points, and put a number on what the backlog costs in clients you couldn’t take. Then we send it — with a short note on what we’d fix first and nothing you have to respond to.