When does the 90-day clock start?

At deployment, not at contract signature. Build time is on us; the guarantee measures the system in production.

How is ROI actually measured?

The way our case studies measure it: hours and outputs recorded before the build, the same measures recorded after deployment, valued at your loaded labour cost. The methodology is agreed in writing before anything is built.

What if we disagree on the numbers?

The written baseline decides. The data lives in your accounts, so you are never arguing against our spreadsheet.

Which engagements does it cover?

Every first build we take on. That is possible because the go/no-go is ruthless: if the payback math does not clear the bar before we start, we decline the engagement rather than dilute the promise.

The guarantee

2x ROI in 90 days. Or we work for free.

If the system has not returned at least twice its cost within 90 days of deployment, we keep working for free until it does.

That sentence is the contract clause, not the marketing version of it. The five terms below define every word.

The terms, in plain language

The same five clauses go into the engagement agreement. No fine print beyond what you can read here.

01
Measurement
ROI is measured the way the case studies measure it: hours and outputs recorded before the build, the same measures recorded after deployment, valued at your loaded labour cost.
02
Baseline
The baseline is agreed in writing before anything is built. You sign off on the numbers we will be measured against.
03
Window
The 90-day clock starts at deployment, not at contract signature.
04
Remedy
If the system has not returned at least twice its cost by day 90, we keep working at no charge until it does.
05
Dispute
If we disagree on the numbers, the written baseline decides. The data lives in your accounts, so you are never arguing against our spreadsheet.

What it does not cover

A guarantee you cannot test is an advertisement. Here are the edges of this one.

It covers the system we built, not your whole P&L.

ROI is measured on the baselined workflows the engagement targeted. If the market moves or another initiative underperforms, that is not what the guarantee insures.

It is not a refund.

The remedy is our time: we keep working at no charge until the system has returned twice its cost. If you want a money-back clause instead, we are not the right fit.

It needs a measurable baseline.

If the before-state cannot be measured, the guarantee cannot exist. That is why we decline engagements where data access is blocked or the baseline cannot be agreed in writing before the build.

Scope changes reset the math by agreement.

If you change the target mid-build, we re-baseline in writing, the same way the original was set. The guarantee always points at a number both sides signed.

Fair questions

The measurement method comes from the same playbook as the published case studies: before and after, recorded, valued at your numbers.

The audit is free. The baseline comes with it.

Five days, your operations, a plan with the ROI math attached. If the math does not clear the bar, we tell you and walk away.

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