1 · Get clarity with Jacob
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Book My 15-Minute Pricing Audit CallBring this report and the numbers for one offer. We’ll focus on what to verify and which decision to make first.
Free Pricing Audit
Better pricing clarity → better decisions about owner income, profit, capacity, and delegation. Identify your pricing priorities and what to verify first.
Seven questions · about two minutes for the questions · optional dollar estimate · first name and email to view your personal report. No spreadsheet required.
Make the impact personal · optional
Choose one offer, service, or speaking engagement. Use the same scope for both prices and your typical monthly sales for that offer.
These optional amounts are used for the estimate on this page. They are not included in the booking or app links.
One Last Step
Enter your first name and email, and tell us how you heard about the audit, to view your pricing priorities and receive a link to reopen your report.
Your answers and optional estimate are saved with your contact details to email your report link and help prepare for your review. No spam. No nonsense.
Your Personal Pricing Audit
1 · Get clarity with Jacob
Bring this report and the numbers for one offer. We’ll focus on what to verify and which decision to make first.
2 · Work through your numbers
Put your income goals, costs, tax reserve, planned profit, and growth needs into the formula. Work out the price and sales volume your offer needs to support your business.
Explore the Pricing for Profit AppView the app, access options, and current pricing.
3 · Keep your current pricing
Each of your seven answers earns 0–3 points for a maximum of 21. The score reflects your reported pricing clarity and readiness; it does not measure actual profit or prove that you are undercharging.
The potential pricing gap is the positive difference between your estimated fully funded price and current average price, multiplied by monthly sales for that one offer. Annual figures assume 12 similar months. The estimate is a planning scenario for additional revenue, not verified lost profit or a promise of recovery. It assumes the same sales volume and offer scope; changes in demand, discounts, costs, and taxes can change the outcome. Your different pricing risks may overlap and are not added together as separate dollar losses.
This educational report is based on your answers and optional estimates. Validate your assumptions before changing prices or making a hiring commitment.