How many hours a week could your business get back?
Enter your website. Answer 15 plain-language questions about how work moves through your business. Get a score, a shape, and the hours you could get back.
Get my FrictionScoreNo email needed to see your score. Email only unlocks the written report.
Three screens between you and your number
We read your site first
Type your website and the questions become about your business by name: what you do, how big you are, which tools you already run. You see what we found and can correct it.
15 plain questions
Where new work gets written down. How invoices get out. Who would own a fix. Your score builds as you answer, one section at a time.
A score, a shape, the hours
One number out of 100, a six-sided shape that shows where you are strong and where you leak, and the hours a week your team could get back, with three things to do first.
Three things a generic checklist cannot give you
Every number on the result page is computed from your answers and your industry's playbook. Nothing is a guess dressed up as a score.
A benchmark against firms like yours
Your score sits next to businesses in your industry and revenue band, so you know whether your number is normal or a problem.
An Opportunity Map
Your work, stage by stage, with the hours each one eats, the biggest leak outlined, and what that leak costs in a year.
A written plan
Email unlocks the report: what we saw, three moves ranked for your situation, and what to do in days 1 to 30, 31 to 60 and 61 to 90.
The Opportunity Map for Harbor Law Group, a fictional law firm used throughout this page.
A report written for your business, and a card you can share
The report
Not a template. It names your tools, your stages and your hours, ranks the moves, and says what to start with and what to leave alone.
The card
Every score comes with a card for your team or your feed. Compare notes with a peer, or show a partner why this is worth an afternoon.
Built for businesses that run on email and spreadsheets
The questions, the benchmarks and the moves come from a playbook for your industry, so the answer is about how firms like yours actually work.
Legal services
Intake, conflicts, engagement letters, billing, collections.
Financial services and insurance
Applications, documents, underwriting, renewals.
Construction and trades
Estimates, change orders, scheduling, invoicing.
Manufacturing and distribution
Orders, inventory, fulfilment, accounting.
Professional services
Proposals, onboarding, delivery, billing.
Everyone else
A general playbook for any business where work moves by hand.
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See where the week goes
A score, a shape, and three things to do first. No sales call.
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