Twenty-five minutes and one question.
Write the decision you are facing in one sentence. It is the only thing we will ask you for in order to book, and it is what makes the conversation start at minute one instead of minute ten.
There are two ways to start
One qualifies. The other is already work.
The 25-minute call
To find out whether there is a case. You get an answer on whether this is something we do, whether someone else does it better, or whether there is nothing to do. No cost and no deliverable.
This is where you are nowThe Verdict Session
Ninety minutes and a one-page written verdict in 48 hours. Fixed fee, credited in full against any engagement you sign within the next 90 days and refunded in full if the real question turns out to be a different one.
See the Verdict Session →What happens in those minutes
- You describe the situation. We ask, we do not present: there are no slides and no credentials.
- We tell you whether this is something we do, whether it is something someone else does better, or whether there is no case.
- If there is something to do, a concrete next step comes out of it. If there is not, we say so and it ends there.
With the founder, who is the one who delivers afterwards. There is no qualifying call with somebody else first.
Booking
Pick the time. The sentence goes in when you book.
The calendar shows the hours that are genuinely free. Pick one, write the sentence, and the invitation with the meeting link reaches you right away. No back and forth by email to agree on a time.
This is for you if
- There is a move that is already touching you, not a curiosity.
- You decide, or you are in the room where it gets decided.
- There is something real at stake: money, continuity, regulation, reputation or opportunity.
And if you do not meet all three yet
Book anyway. Twenty-five minutes is enough to tell whether the matter is already a decision or still a topic. If it is the second, you get told what would have to happen for it to become one. That is a next step too.
If this is not the moment, the Report comes out every month.
