The 10PM Time Leak Audit™
Before you automate anything, you need to know what is actually worth fixing. The Audit maps where your time disappears, puts a number on the annual cost, and tells you whether automation makes financial sense.
You have already tried fixing this.
You bought the project management tool. You connected the apps. You hired a VA for a few months. Six months later, you are still handling the same tasks, still working evenings, still wondering why the admin never quite goes away.
The reason is not the tools. It is that no one ever mapped the actual problem. Without a diagnosis, you fix the wrong things. You automate a process that takes thirty minutes a week and miss the one that takes three hours every day.
The 10PM Time Leak Audit is a structured operations audit designed for founders and high value professionals who want to know, with numbers, where their time is going and whether fixing it is worth the investment.
A map, a number, and a decision.
The 10PM Time Leak Audit™
£950 · one off · start small, scale only if it makes sense
- A clear map of how you actually work and where time is leaking
- The estimated annual cost of that time at your billing rate
- The top 3 to 5 automation opportunities, ranked by impact
- A recommendation on whether a Sprint makes financial sense, and what it would involve
- Honest assessment: if there is nothing worth automating, you will hear that too
Under two hours of your time. I do the analysis, the mapping, and the financial modelling.
Three stages. Under two hours of your time.
15 min review (free)
A short call to understand how you work and whether the Audit is the right next step. No pitch, no obligation. You will know by the end whether there is a problem worth fixing.
The Audit conversation (60 to 90 min)
One structured conversation about your actual week. How you handle clients, admin, reporting, billing, follow ups. What tools you use. Where the friction is. You talk; I map.
The report (delivered within 48 hours)
A clear, concise report with the findings, the numbers, and the ranked opportunities. We walk through it together. If automation makes sense, I tell you what a Sprint would look like. If it does not, I tell you that instead.
Business automation for professionals whose time creates value.
The Audit works best when your time has a clear monetary value and admin is eroding it. The clearest ROI cases are:
Solicitors and legal professionals
Client onboarding, billing, document prep, CRM updates. None of it requires legal expertise. All of it takes billable time.
Consultants and advisors
Proposals, reporting, invoicing, follow ups. At £200 to £400 per hour, five hours of admin a week is £40,000 to £80,000 per year.
founder led small teams
A team of 3 doing the work of 6. The Audit identifies what should never be done by a human, and whether hiring or automating makes more sense.
Agency founders
Client reporting, onboarding, proposal generation, status updates. The work that repeats every client, every month, forever.
Not sure if it applies to you? The free 15 min review exists for that. No Audit needed to find out.
What one Audit uncovered.
Payroll outsourcing business
200+ clients · solopreneur · UK
A founder managing 200+ clients was spending evenings on work that took effort but required no expertise: invoices, payment collection, printing and scanning contracts, entering payment amounts one by one. The Audit mapped the exact cost and ranked three fixes by impact.
3 automations · implemented in 2 weeks · one diagnostic
"The invoicing automation alone made complete sense. And the digital signature solution? I didn't even know a cheaper option existed." Payroll outsourcing founder, 200+ clients
What people ask before booking.
Is the Audit worth it if I already know I have a problem?
Knowing you have a problem and knowing exactly what it is costing you are different things. The Audit puts a number on it, ranks the fixes by ROI, and tells you whether a Sprint makes financial sense. Without that, you are guessing at priorities.
What if the Audit shows there is nothing worth automating?
Then you will hear that. The Audit includes a recommendation on whether fixing is worth it. If the numbers do not justify a Sprint, I will tell you that, and you will have saved yourself from spending money on tools you do not need.
How much of my time does it take?
Under two hours total. The free 15 min review, then a 60 to 90 min Audit conversation. I do the analysis, the financial modelling, and the report. You review the findings on a short call.
Do I need to commit to a Sprint after the Audit?
No. The Audit is a standalone product. If the findings point to a Sprint, I will explain what it would involve and what it would cost. The decision is yours. No pressure, no package deals.
We already use Monday / Asana / HubSpot and it did not stick. How is this different?
The tool is almost never the problem. What is missing is someone who maps how you actually work, identifies what should not need a human at all, and connects your systems to each other. That is what the Audit diagnoses, and what a Sprint implements.
Start with 15 minutes.
Tell me how your week works. I will tell you whether there is a time leak worth fixing. No obligation, no pitch. Just clarity.