The five-year read
Margin direction, working capital, and what the balance sheet says about the next twelve months.
Business Health Check — £450 founding rate
Your accounts, read the way a lender reads them.
Five years of your accounts and three competitors’, read side by side — margin, borrowing, filing discipline.
Plain English, every finding cited. Read the sample first.
- £450 — founding rate
- Five working days
- Three competitors included
- Every finding cited
Five years of filings —
yours, and three rivals’.
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What you get
Companies HouseThree competitors, same method
You name them or I pick the closest three — same method, same dates, fair comparison.
Charges and commitments
Every charge, yours and theirs — who holds security, over what, since when.
Written findings
One finding per page, each cited and dated. No login, yours to keep.
A charge registered last March is a fact —
what it means is the diagnosis.
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How it works
Five working daysThe brief
One email or a short call. Your company name and, if you have them, the three competitors you actually lose work to.
The reading
I read the filings — yours and theirs, five years, same method. Nothing is asked of you while this happens.
The report
Delivered inside five working days of the brief. Findings in plain English, each cited to its source document.
The walkthrough
Thirty minutes on a call, included. What the filings show, what they cannot show, and what would be worth settling next.
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The price, straight
£450, fixed£450, fixed, at the founding rate — held for the first ten clients, then it rises. No upsell is built into the report: if the filings show nothing that needs a deeper look, the report says so and that is the end of it.
What this is not. It is not an audit, and it is not accountancy advice — your accountant stays your accountant. And where a company files abbreviated or dormant accounts, the record is thinner; the report tells you what could not be read rather than papering over it.