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TurboMap
$5,000
Credited toward TurboSprint · 10 business days
✦Workflow map + bottleneck analysis
✦Baseline metrics + cost of delay
✦Permissions + approval design
✦Go / no-go build recommendation
Offers
Three depths. One direction. Start at the bottom.
TurboC's ladder is built to make commitment proportional to proof. The first decision is whether the workflow deserves a build. Everything after that is earned.
TurboSprint
30-day narrow pilot.
This is for teams whose diagnostic already produced one workflow worth testing under controlled conditions.
- Who this is for
- Operators ready to prove a single workflow quickly.
- What you'll have by day 21
- Measured movement against the target metric, or a defensible stop signal.
- What governs expansion
- Only proof. No proof means no broader rollout recommendation.
Pilot range: $20–30k fixed.
TurboOps
Controlled monthly operating layer.
Once a workflow is proven, TurboOps keeps it governed, measured, and reviewed monthly.
- What's included monthly
- Monitoring, QA, optimization reviews, reporting, and exception handling.
- How ROI is reported
- Monthly operator-facing ROI reviews tied to the original proof metric.
- Exit terms
- Ongoing partnership only while the workflow keeps earning its place.
Ongoing range: $7–12k per month.
Direction
One direction, not three disconnected offers.
TurboMap reduces uncertainty. TurboSprint earns proof. TurboOps keeps the proven system accountable. The point is not laddering revenue. The point is forcing evidence before commitment expands.
Each engagement earns the next. No skipping.
FAQ
Questions skeptical operators should ask.
The wrong vendor wants you to feel rushed. We want you to feel clear.
QWhy pay $5,000 before you've committed to anything?
Because the decision you are about to make is worth more than $5,000. TurboMap protects that decision from guesswork.
QWhat happens if TurboMap says don't build?
Then the diagnostic succeeded. Avoiding an unnecessary pilot is a better outcome than funding one for the wrong reason.
QHow is this different from hiring a consultant?
The output is not a generic recommendation deck. It is the control logic, proof plan, and workflow decision that can become the pilot if the data says it should.
QCan we skip TurboMap if we already know our workflow?
No. Knowing the workflow is not the same as baselining the drag, defining the gates, and agreeing the proof criteria in advance.
QWhat does “credited toward TurboSprint” mean?
If TurboMap leads to a recommended pilot and you move into TurboSprint, the diagnostic fee is credited into that engagement.
QHow do you define measurable delta?
It depends on the workflow, but the rule is constant: the metric, the measurement window, and the threshold for proof are defined before the pilot starts.
Reserve the diagnostic before you buy the story.
TurboMap is how the narrative gets replaced by a workflow decision. That is the only honest place to start.
Governed workflows. Defensible decisions. Measurable proof.