Focused audit · coming soon
Billing Recovery Sprint
Ninety days of lost time, reconstructed from sent emails and calendar fragments. Delivered as a ready-to-import billing log.
Planned at $2,499 one-time
Solos consistently under-bill. The time you don't log — the fifteen minutes here, the half-hour there — adds up to tens of thousands of unbilled dollars over a year. This sprint takes ninety days of calendar and sent-mail fragments and rebuilds them into a clean billing log, with a confidence score on each entry so you know which ones to double-check before invoicing. Typical recoveries land between forty and eighty hours — at a $250 hourly rate that is $10,000 to $20,000 of revenue you already earned and never invoiced. The audit pays for itself in the first ten hours you bill back.
This audit isn’t live yet. If it’s something you’d actually use, add yourself to the list and I’ll email you the moment it ships — not a newsletter, just one message when this one is ready.
Questions people ask first
What does the Billing Recovery Sprint do?
Takes 90 days of your sent-mail and calendar fragments and rebuilds them into a clean billing log of work you actually did but never invoiced. Each reconstructed entry carries a confidence score so you know which to double-check before sending.
How much time does a typical sprint recover?
Forty to eighty hours is the common range. At a $250 hourly rate that's $10,000 to $20,000 of revenue you already earned and never billed. The sprint pays for itself in the first ten hours you invoice back.
When is this available?
Not yet. It's on the waitlist — add yourself and you'll get one email the moment it ships. No nurture sequence between now and then.
What inputs will you need from me?
An export of your sent mail and calendar for the 90-day window, your existing time log if you keep one, and your matter list. We do not need privileged content, attachments, or client communications themselves — metadata and subject lines plus your existing log are enough.
What does it cost?
Planned at $2,499 one-time. If a typical sprint recovers $10K–$20K of billable time, the math is straightforward — but if your last six months of billing already feel tight, the recovery will be smaller and the audit may not be worth it.