Business Diagnostic

What’s actually holding your business back?

Six numbers you already know. One clear diagnosis — instantly, and free.

Business diagnostic calculator

Your numbers

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SAR
SAR
SAR

Your economics

Monthly churn
Lifetime value
Gross margin
Gross-profit LTV
CAC
LTV : CAC
Payback period
% of ceiling

Your #1 constraint

Revenue ceiling a month · you keep about of customers through a year. Figures in SAR — the maths is identical in any currency.

Ceiling used

Earned vs paid

Gross-profit LTVAcquisition cost3:1 minimum

Customers remaining, month by month

What these numbers mean

Most owners can quote their revenue but not their economics — and the economics are what decide whether spending more on marketing makes you money or costs you money.

Churn

The share of customers who leave each month. It quietly sets everything else: your customer’s lifespan, their value, and the maximum size your business can ever reach.

Lifetime value (LTV)

What one customer pays you in total, not per month. Price divided by churn. Most owners under-estimate this by several times — and so refuse to invest in their own growth.

Gross-profit LTV

The part of that value you actually keep after delivering the service. This is the figure that matters: you cannot spend revenue, only what’s left over.

CAC & the 3:1 ratio

What you pay to win one customer. Healthy businesses earn at least 3 in gross profit for every 1 spent acquiring. Below 3:1 there is no room for error.

Payback period

How many months until a new customer has repaid what you spent to get them. Over about 6 months, scaling drains your bank account even while you look profitable on paper.

Your revenue ceiling

Every business has a mathematical maximum: new customers divided by churn, times price. Sitting above 80% of it means more ad spend won’t stick — the ceiling itself has to move.