Recognition
Can the right person tell you’re talking to them?
Three questions. Less than two minutes.
You already know you’re good at what you do. The question is whether the right customer can see why choosing you makes sense.
See your result before we ask for contact information.
The expensive problem nobody can see
Prospects ask for prices, compare proposals, and say they need to think about it.
Not because you aren’t good enough. Because the reason to choose you isn’t obvious enough.
More traffic only sends more people into the same unclear decision.
A diagnostic, not another lesson
You do not need an established customer list or perfectly polished answers. “I’m not sure yet” is useful information too.
Can the right person tell you’re talking to them?
Could a current—or likely—customer explain why they would choose you?
Can you give a clear reason to choose you over the alternatives?
Your immediate result
Green, yellow, or red—plus a plain-English explanation of what it means. No email wall. No forced opt-in.
Straight answers
Yes. The test and your result are free. No trial and no card.
No. You see your stoplight result first. If you want more detailed feedback, you can choose to have it emailed to you.
Less than two minutes: two quick details about your business, then three questions.
That’s useful. It gives you a specific gap to examine instead of another reason to keep guessing.
One question worth answering
It’s whether your customer does.
Free. Less than two minutes. Your contact information is optional.