Tell us the bottleneck.
We’ll show you the machine.
You leave knowing whether the fix is a person, a process, or a system, and what it costs to close it. One working session on your operation with an operations consultant who has run retail networks, a delivery company and a dealership lot. Then the fix gets run, personally or by a dev team and an infrastructure team led directly.
You leave with three things.
Every time, whether or not we work together afterward.
- 01
Fit
A straight answer on whether the work is worth doing, and who the right person is to do it.
- 02
Cost shape
What it would cost and how long it would take, in plain numbers.
- 03
Next step
A written scope with a fixed price within two to three business days. It is yours to keep either way.
Three steps. No pitch in any of them.
- 01
Bring one thing
The bottleneck, in a sentence, the way you would say it to a friend. Know who touches it and how many hours a week it eats. Skip the slides.
- 02
We cut it in half
Using the 2Box Method: what the business runs on, what the customer walks through, and the workflow between the two.
- 03
You get a straight answer
Fit, cost shape and next step, said out loud. If it is not a fit, the answer is a straight no and a pointer to someone good.
This call is for you if
- Work still runs on group texts, shared documents and spreadsheets.
- A vendor program, a fleet, a lot or an event has no single record.
- Software you tried did not fit, or a quote came back too big to act on.
- You know the problem and need someone who can also fix it.
This call is not for you if
- You need a $500 website.
- You want a strategy deck with no plan to act on it.
- You are still deciding whether you have a problem.
Where the work goes next.
A written scope names the work, the price and the dates. Most start in one of these places.
No surprises.
Why does the Fit Call cost $249?+
Because it is a working session. It covers 60 to 90 minutes of scoping on your real operation, and the written scope that follows is yours whether or not we work together.
Where do I book it?+
On Paddock20. The Fit Call is Paddock20’s session, led by Gavin Brooks. You pay and pick a time there, and every Fit Call button on this site goes to that page.
Who takes the call?+
The person on the call is the person who writes your scope and does the work.
What happens after the call?+
Within two to three business days a written scope arrives with a fixed price. You can act on it, hand it to someone else, or leave it. It is yours to keep either way.
What does the work cost after the call?+
Pricing is per client. Most owner-led companies get a solution built for $1,499 to $2,499. Ongoing work is a retainer from $499 a month for 5 hours of dedicated work, with discounted rates on any other service Paddock20 provides or creates.
Do you charge by the hour?+
Builds are fixed price, so the number you sign is the number you pay. Ongoing work is a monthly retainer from $499 for 5 hours of dedicated work.
Is this a sales call?+
No deck and no pressure. If it is not a fit, you get a direct no.
What should I bring?+
One sentence about the bottleneck, who touches it and how many hours a week it costs. Nothing else.
Not ready to book?
Two free ways to start, both on Paddock20. Neither needs an account.
Ready for a straight answer?
Bring the bottleneck.
One working session with the person who scopes the work and does it. A written, fixed-price scope follows within two to three business days, or an honest no.