Pricing
Is a proposed package price supported by the available delivery-cost information?
The Venue Profit & Cash Review examines one suitable profitability, pricing, or cash question using the records available. You receive written findings and a practical next-step plan without committing to recurring service.
From $3,500. Scope and fee agreed before work begins.

A focused review, with written findings and a practical next-step plan.
A clearly defined question and data scope, using up to 12 months of available records.
A review of the information needed to address it.
Up to three scenarios where appropriate.
A written findings memo identifying assumptions, limitations, and priority actions.
A 90-day action list, one 60-minute findings meeting, and one 30-minute follow-up within 30 days.
One revision is included. You retain the completed deliverable whether or not we work together afterward.
Is a proposed package price supported by the available delivery-cost information?
What is driving a specific near-term cash concern?
What does the current reporting reveal about one event category?
A complex acquisition, new-property feasibility study, valuation, or substantial financing assignment is not a standard review and requires separate scoping.
A suitable standard review is planned around two to three weeks after complete inputs, with the actual schedule stated in your engagement.
We agree the question, records, scope, and fee.
You provide the agreed access and inputs. We analyze the information.
We prepare the written findings, priority actions, and meeting.
The review does not reconstruct historical books, audit the accounts, prepare tax returns, determine tax obligations, or guarantee a complete event-costing model. It does not automatically establish a continuously maintained forecast.
If the records cannot support the original question, we document what can and cannot be concluded. We do not replace missing evidence with unsupported precision.
No. Suitable clients can move directly into a recurring service after scoping. This review is for a particular decision or a bounded assessment that needs its own work.
There is no automatic promotional credit. When completed work can be reused, the later launch scope and fee reflect the work still required. You do not pay twice for the same agreed deliverable.