Small-business profit leak audit

Find the money your business is already close to earning.

No vague score and no mystery percentage. NoizeOff looks for underpriced work, unused capacity, weak retention and offers you could sell to customers you already have. Every move comes with a monthly estimate and the sum that produced it.

Free. No signup, no card. A file you attach is read for its figures and never stored, and a run built on your accounts is never listed publicly.

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How it works

Free first. Pay only if it earns trust.

1

Start with the business

Describe what you sell, paste the website, or attach a P&L or CSV. Prices and rough volume make the answer sharper.

2

Check the three free moves

Each finding names the action, the likely monthly effect, the assumptions and one first step you can take today.

3

Buy depth only if it earns trust

The full ten-move audit is $49 once. If you want fresh moves after that, the Monday plan is $19 a month.

See it before you buy

The entire $49 audit is public as a sample.

It uses an invented salon so its numbers are safe to publish. Nothing is cropped: ten moves, the 90-day sequence, the letter and the objection replies.

Read the sample audit

Questions before you put numbers in

What is a profit leak audit?

It is a review of where a business is earning less than its existing customers, prices and capacity should allow. NoizeOff turns each finding into a specific move and shows the arithmetic behind the monthly estimate.

What do I need to provide?

A one-sentence description is enough to start. A P&L, CSV export or website makes the result more specific. Uploaded files are read for their figures and are not stored or published.

Is this financial advice?

No. The estimates are scenarios based on stated assumptions, not forecasts, accounting advice or tax advice. Check each assumption against your books before acting.

What is included in the paid audit?

The $49 audit contains ten priced moves, a 90-day order of operations, a price-increase letter written for the business and replies to four likely objections. It is a one-off purchase, not a subscription.