The Buyer Leak Repair System™
Repair the architecture that decides whether buyers stay or stall.
You've been losing buyers you should be winning. Not to better businesses, to leaks across Brand, Offer, and Journey you can't see.
Stop competing on pitch + price.
The Buyer Leak Repair System scores 27 indicators, ranks the twelve costliest by revenue impact, and hands you the 30-day sequence And How to repair them.
Few See the Leaks. Fewer Can Architect the Repair.
Even if you could see all twelve, you'd have a worry list, not a repair plan.
Some leaks compound when you repair others ahead of them. Some shouldn't be fixed at all — they're symptoms of a deeper architectural decision that has to come first. Some are load-bearing: repair them and three downstream leaks stop bleeding on their own. Telling them apart isn't a diagnostic skill. It's an architectural one — built across hundreds of founder audits and applied to your business by the architect who designed it.
The Buyer Leak Repair System is built around the sequence, not the score. Twenty-seven indicators across Brand, Offer, and Journey produce the diagnostic. The twelve costliest get ranked. But the value of the engagement isn't the score — it's what happens when Jason looks at it with the architect's eye and decides which three leaks repair this week, which four next week, which two to leave alone, and why.
You leave with the sequence set, the moves named, the worksheets your team executes against, and the architectural judgment that decides which fixes compound and which ones would burn capital.
What happens in the activation call.
The 90-minute live activation is the heart of the engagement. Recorded. You and Jason in the room.
You walk in with the intake completed. Jason walks in with the indicator framework, the buyer-language pull from your existing testimonials and sales conversations, and the competitive frame mapped against three to five named alternatives.
Then the scoring begins. Indicator by indicator, the score surfaces in real time. You watch leaks you've felt for months get named — and you watch leaks you didn't know existed surface alongside them, often more costly than the ones you came in worried about. The dollar exposure quantifies as you go.
By minute sixty, the twelve highest-impact leaks have ranked themselves. By minute ninety, the repair sequence is set — what gets fixed in week one, what gets fixed in week two, what gets fixed in weeks three and four.
You don't leave with a report you'll read next week. You leave with the conversation already had.
27-Indicator Diagnostic
Twelve Highest-Revenue Leaks Ranked
Repair Moves + How To Fix
90-Minute Live Activation With Jason
30-Day Repair Roadmap + KPIs
$3,500
Most founders identify enough recoverable revenue in the activation call alone to pay for the engagement ten times over. Every month you wait, the leak compounds.
This Architects The Repairs
Look at your last six lost deals. Where did each one stall — at positioning, at the offer, or somewhere in the journey from inquiry to onboarding? The pattern that surfaces is the leak.
The business isn't failing. The team is good. The product is good. Marketing is shipping. But buyers who used to convert now hesitate. Proposals stall longer than they used to. Growth has gone quiet despite more activity than ever.
The instinct is to spend more — more ads, more content, more visibility. The dollars don't move the way they used to. Because the leak isn't in the marketing. It's in the buyer-facing system underneath.
When positioning sounds adjacent to three other businesses in the buyer's inbox, they stall. When the offer reads reasonable instead of irrefusable, they say let me think about it and never come back.
The system is leaking in places the business no longer sees. The Buyer Leak Repair System exists to find them.