Checklist vs App vs Starter Pack
These are not the same offer. Start with the free checklist if you need a quick audit. Use the app if you want the more complete recurring product. Use the Starter Pack if you want the lighter downloadable kit.
Start with the checklist
Best if you want the lightest possible cleanup pass before creating an account or subscribing to anything.
Use the app
Best if you want the more complete recurring product with uploads, analysis, dashboards, remediation workflow, and subscription-based ongoing use.
Get the Starter Pack
Best if you want the lighter downloadable kit: templates, checklists, and implementation guidance without starting with software.
Clear expectations before you click in
- you must create a free account before accessing the app
- the app includes one CSV upload + analysis trial before subscription is required
- after the trial, the app is $39/month for ongoing use
- the app is for recurring pipeline review, not CRM replacement or outbound automation
That means the app is a real product with account access and a subscription boundary. It is not an anonymous free tool, and it is not pretending to be a giant all-in-one platform either.
A clean progression for many teams looks like this:
- run the free checklist
- use the app when you want the more complete recurring product and live remediation workflow
- add the Starter Pack when you want the lighter downloadable implementation kit alongside the app or instead of it