What would it actually pay back?

A website or a custom tool is an investment, so treat it like one. Put in your real numbers and a lift you'd actually believe, and see what the math says.

A typical month, not your best one.

Of each new dollar of revenue, how much do you keep after costs?

How much more business could a better site or tool realistically bring in? Be conservative. 5 to 15% is a sober range for most businesses.

Your investment

Our real website tiers, or type your own number.

Your payback, in plain math.

Extra profit per month $600
Pays for itself in 5.8 months
Year 1 profit, after the build $3,700
Year 1 return 106%
Investment $3,500

This is simple, honest math: your revenue times the lift, times your margin. No compounding tricks, no inflated projections. If the numbers don't work, we'd rather you know now.

As a small business ourselves, we only win when this math works for you. Run it with the lift you'd believe on your worst month. If it still pays back, that's a decision you can make with a clear head.