The Good Business Score
How good is your business — really?
Not just how big it is. This measures how well your business actually works for you.
About 10 minutes. 30 statements. Your score appears immediately — no email needed to see it.
Purpose
I am clear about what this business is for, beyond making money.
Purpose
The team can explain what we are building and why.
Purpose
Decisions get tested against what we are trying to build.
Profit
Our gross margin is healthy and understood.
Profit
We know which customers and products actually make money.
Profit
Profit is planned, not whatever is left over.
Cash
I know where cash will be in 13 weeks.
Cash
We collect what we are owed on time.
Cash
Cash decisions are made calmly rather than under pressure.
Sales
New business arrives through a repeatable process, not luck.
Sales
Someone other than me can win work.
Sales
We know our pipeline and conversion rate.
Systems
Our important processes are documented.
Systems
The same job gets done the same way by different people.
Systems
We fix the cause of problems rather than the symptom.
People
The right people are in the right roles.
People
People know what good looks like in their role.
People
I delegate outcomes rather than tasks.
Founder dependency
The business runs well when I am away for two weeks.
Founder dependency
Someone else can approve spending and resolve customer problems.
Founder dependency
I spend most of my week on work only I can do.
AI leverage
We use modern tools to remove repetitive work.
AI leverage
We have automated at least one meaningful process this year.
AI leverage
The team is encouraged to find better tools.
Network
I have experienced people I can call before big decisions.
Network
I regularly speak to founders further ahead than me.
Network
We get useful introductions without paying for them.
Freedom
The business gives me the income I want.
Freedom
The business gives me the time I want.
Freedom
I would choose this business again tomorrow.
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