Readiness map
The readiness map sits above the client cycle: one diagnostic call before you pick Capture, Attract, or Reputation. A trained consultant reveals hidden operational costs you cannot see from inside. No vendor pitch. $1,000 once. Not a free quiz.
Already know the stage? Skip to Capture, Attract SEO, or Reputation.
One call. We email the number. No calendar booking.
One-time diagnostic
$1,000
Forms collect data. Conversations uncover patterns. The consultant asks the questions business owners do not think to ask themselves.
When you mention "chasing invoices," the consultant asks how often, who handles it, and what else gets delayed. A form cannot do that.
Business owners describe symptoms. The call traces them back to the bottleneck: where the time actually goes, where the error happens, where the money bleeds.
"Admin takes forever" becomes "18 hours per week at $50/hour equals $46,800 annually." Numbers make decisions easier.
The call does not recommend vendors. She does not pitch tools. The call is diagnostic, not transactional. You walk away with clarity, not a proposal.
Pay $1,000 once via Stripe
MarvelUs emails the call-in number
Call when you are ready. 18 to 28 minutes
Leave with leaks as numbers, plus the transcript
$1,000. One-time payment. No subscription. After Stripe confirms, we email the number you call. Save that email. Call when you are ready.
Free AI readiness quizzes score generic statements and hand you a badge. They cannot follow "chasing invoices" into who does it, how often, and what else slips. They cannot put $46,800 on 18 hours a week at $50 an hour. A form collects data. The consultant follows the thread.
Multi-week audits in this category often run $1,499 to $5,000, take days or weeks, and end with vendor quotes for the firm's own implementation. That can be the right buy if you want a 12-page roadmap and a retained build partner. It is not this SKU. MarvelUs sells an 18 to 28 minute conversation. You pay $1,000 once. You leave with leaks as numbers plus the transcript. The call does not recommend tools.
Who should buy: owners who work weekends, repeat the same admin, and cannot defend a software budget because the leak has no price tag. Who should skip: people hunting a cheaper AI receptionist trial, or a discounted citation SEO package. Those are different doors on services.
Included
The call transcript. Leaks expressed as hours, hourly value, and annual cost. A clearer picture of revenue-ops follow-up, fulfillment friction, hidden labor, software spend, and what breaks if volume doubles. Clarity you can take to a partner or a hire.
Not included
A vendor shortlist. Tool recommendations. An implementation plan. A 90-day build roadmap. A credit toward a MarvelUs retainer. If you later want reception or citation SEO, that is a separate decision on a separate page after you have the numbers.
Privacy: your answers stay with you. We do not sell, share, or repurpose the business data from the call. The transcript is yours. This call is a diagnostic consultant, not a data harvester. Payment is human-only on Stripe. After Stripe confirms, we email the call-in number. Save that email. Call when you are ready. No calendar booking required.
High-intent operators usually already know their hourly rate. If one mapped leak is a $46,000-per-year coordination tax you did not see, the call paid for itself. If you already have Asana, Slack, and a CRM and still leak 15 hours a week, tools did not diagnose the workflow. That is the point of the conversation.
How payment works, in order: you pay $1,000 once on Stripe. MarvelUs emails the number you call. You call when you are ready. Eighteen to twenty-eight minutes. You leave with the transcript and the leaks as numbers. There is no calendar booking step and no salesperson waiting on the line to upsell reception. If checkout is canceled, nothing is charged. Buy again when you are ready, or use the contact form.
Typical threads the consultant follows: lead speed and the percentage that never gets a same-day follow-up; the gap between sold and delivered where rework hides; the $50-per-hour tasks that look like "just email" and eat a day; software you already pay for that nobody owns; the hire you would make if volume doubled and the reason you have not made it. Owners describe symptoms. She traces the bottleneck.
If the leak turns out to be missed calls, the next page is the AI receptionist, not another diagnostic. If the leak is that Google and ChatGPT never name you, the next page is LLM citation SEO. If you already know it is the phone, skip this SKU and start on coverage. This assessment exists for the operator who can feel the bleed and cannot yet put a dollar on it.
Pay now. We email the call-in number. No calendar required.
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