What does Stack Finder do?
Stack Finder is a go-to-market arm for small and growth-stage businesses. We find where a company is leaking revenue, recommend the software and AI systems that fix it, and install those systems end to end.
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How much does Stack Finder cost?
Engagements are fixed-cost rather than hourly, with no retainers. The Revenue Agent is $19/mo to scan and $99/mo to have approved fixes applied, flat-fee services start at $250, the 1:1 Deep Dive ladder runs from a free audit to a $125 working review to a $2,500 Stack Optimization Plan, and AI Academy courses start at $19.
Read moreHow do I find where my website is losing revenue?
Run a conversion scan that measures drop-off at every funnel stage and isolates the largest one. Stack Finder's CRO Agent does this free and returns the single highest-impact fix first.
Read moreHow do I know which software my business actually needs?
Map your tools to the five go-to-market layers—record, engagement, intelligence, delivery, and integration—and buy only where a layer is genuinely uncovered. Most SMBs have overlap, not gaps.
Read moreIs my business ready to use AI?
Readiness comes down to four conditions: accessible data, documented workflows, tools that integrate with your current systems, and a team that will change how it works. The free AI Readiness Assessment scores all four.
Read moreHow do I cut wasted software spend?
List every recurring charge in one place, flag anything with no logins in 60 days, and consolidate functional duplicates before their renewal dates. The free Hidden Tax Audit runs the first pass automatically.
Read moreDoes Stack Finder work with small teams?
Yes—small and growth-stage businesses are the core focus. Smaller teams can change workflows faster than large ones, which is why AI and automation typically pay back sooner for them.
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