£49
Your score tells you where you stand. Your review tells you what to do next.
A deeper assessment, a personalised Exit-Readiness Report, and a 30-minute review with the Clarity specialist most relevant to what we find.
Secure payment by Stripe · No subscription · 30-minute specialist review included
You go straight into the assessment after payment. No obligation to instruct Clarity afterwards.
What’s included
- A smarter follow-up assessment — around 16 questions, not another 40
- We never re-ask anything your free scorecard already told us
- A personalised Exit-Readiness Report, dated and version-controlled
- Your highest-impact findings, named and prioritised
- Three practical priorities with realistic lead times
- A 30-minute review with the specialist for your primary area of concern
What you actually get
Three connected parts, not a PDF
01
A smarter, deeper assessment
Around sixteen follow-up questions, shaped by what your free scorecard already told us. We never ask you to repeat information you have already given. Ten to fifteen minutes, and it saves as you go.
02
A personalised Exit-Readiness Report
Written from your answers, not a template. Findings across all four pillars, your highest-impact findings named, priority actions with realistic lead times, and the questions a buyer would want answered. Dated, version-controlled and yours.
03
A 30-minute specialist review
Included. We assign the Clarity specialist whose pillar matches your primary area of concern — you do not have to work out who to ask for. They will have read your report before you join.
Haven’t taken the free scorecard?
Start with your free Exit-Ready Score first
The Review is built on top of it. Doing the free scorecard first takes five minutes, costs nothing, and means the deeper assessment can skip everything you have already answered.
The four pillars
Where the deeper questions go
01
Finance & Performance
Financial controls, management information, KPIs, reporting, cash discipline and profit visibility — whether a buyer's accountant can rely on your numbers.
02
Commercial
Customers, concentration, contracts, pipeline, revenue quality, retention and pricing — where revenue really comes from, and how repeatable it is.
03
Operations
Processes, systems, capacity, quality, plant and machinery, CAPEX, supply chain and owner dependency — whether the business runs, or you do.
04
People
Leadership, management structure, employment and TUPE exposure, key-person dependency, retention and succession — who stays after completion.
Clarity Advisory Partners
When you want people, not just a report
Exit Readiness Snapshot
Human 5–7 day readiness review across all four pillars.
from £5,000+ VAT
- Half-day site visit and management conversation
- Four-pillar readiness assessment
- Written findings with the highest-impact issues named
- Prioritised fix list with realistic lead times
- Debrief call with the founder who led the review
Value & Saleability Appraisal
Valuation range, saleability assessment and a 90-day plan.
from £10,000+ VAT
- Everything in the Exit Readiness Snapshot
- Indicative valuation range with the assumptions shown
- Saleability assessment — who would buy this, and why
- Value-bridge: what each fix is plausibly worth
- 90-day plan with owners and sequencing
Pre-Sale DD & Exit Prep
Full seller-side due diligence, run before a buyer runs theirs.
from £18,000+ VAT
- Full four-pillar seller-side diligence
- Multiple site visits and management interviews
- Documented findings pack in buyer-facing format
- Remediation programme with milestones
- Support through the buyer's diligence process
These engagements are supplied by Clarity Advisory Partners and quoted plus VAT. The £49 Exit-Readiness Review above is a Clarity Intelligence product on which no VAT is charged. Final advisory pricing depends on size, sites and complexity, agreed at scoping. See the full range.
Before you buy
Fair questions
- How is this different from the free scorecard?
- The scorecard tells you where potential issues appear. The Review goes into why they appear and what to prioritise — then a specialist talks it through with you and you leave with three agreed priorities.
- Is this another forty questions?
- No, and deliberately so. Roughly sixteen, plus a handful of follow-ups only where your answers warrant them. The system already knows your scorecard answers and will not re-ask them.
- How long does the assessment take?
- Ten to fifteen minutes for most people. Progress saves automatically, so you can stop and come back.
- Is this a valuation?
- No, and we would not trust anyone who told you it was. It is a diagnostic based substantially on the information you provide, plus professional interpretation. A valuation needs evidence and a human, which is the £10,000 appraisal.
- Do I need to speak to anyone before I buy?
- No. Pay online and you go straight into the assessment — there is no call to book first and no sales conversation to sit through. The 30-minute specialist review comes after your assessment, and it is included.
- When does the specialist review happen?
- You book it as soon as you finish the assessment. The earliest slots are two working days out, because we write your report in between — it is with you before you join the call, so the thirty minutes go on decisions rather than reading.
- Will I be sold something on the specialist call?
- The call is for interpreting your findings and agreeing three priorities. If independent verification would genuinely help, we will say so. Plenty of people take their report and act on it themselves.
- What happens to my answers?
- They are yours and they are confidential. We store them so you can return to your report, and so your specialist is prepared before the call. We do not share them.
£49, and you own the findings
If it turns out you need independent verification on site afterwards, we will tell you. If it turns out you do not, we will tell you that too.
Secure payment by Stripe · No subscription · 30-minute specialist review included
Questions first? Email hello@clarityadvisorypartners.com
No sale in mind, or not yet? The Business Health Review asks the same four-pillar assessment about how the business runs today rather than how it would stand up to a buyer.