Nine employees you do not have to hire

• The Receptionist

  Replaces front office and after-hours answering

  $70,000*/yr
• The Closer

  Replaces quoting admin and the termite closer

  $85,000*/yr
• The Report Writer

  Replaces the nine-o'clock data entry and the compliance consultant

  $65,000*/yr
• The Retention Manager

  Replaces a marketing coordinator and an agency retainer

  $75,000*/yr
• The Bookkeeper

  Replaces a part-time bookkeeper and a fractional finance manager

  $55,000*/yr
• The Dispatcher

  Replaces a scheduler and the whiteboard

  $70,000*/yr
• The HR Manager

  Replaces an HR retainer and payroll-compliance help

  $80,000*/yr
• The Commercial Manager

  Replaces a business development and key account manager

  $95,000*/yr
• The Ops Manager

  Replaces a fractional operations manager

  $110,000*/yr

And four things that come with it

• The Sale-Readiness Scorecard$8,000†

  Eight value drivers measured from your own records — how much of your revenue recurs, how much rests on your biggest customer, how much of the work only happens because you do it, margin quality, contracted term, compliance record, staff stability and systems maturity. Each carries the raw number, the method, the weight and the one action that moves it, tracked monthly so the product is the trend. If your accountant or a broker has given you a multiple, put it in and Hunter does the arithmetic beside the drivers. It will not give you one: it has no transaction data, and says so.

• The Winter-Proof Revenue Kit$12,000†

  Recurring plans billed as ordinary invoices against a card or bank debit, a book-ahead planner that puts December's termite inspection on the board in July, and a seasonal calendar with five broad activity windows per climate zone. The quiet quarter is not a quarter with no demand — it is a quarter with different demand, mostly rodents and next spring's inspections, and this is what lets your software see that.

• Migration and data cleanup$5,000†

  Send your price list, your chemical register or your customer export — a spreadsheet, a CSV, a workbook with a tab for each. Hunter shows you what it would create before it creates anything, and one click undoes the lot. Where an import matches something you already have, it stops and asks rather than merging behind your back. Your register comes across with product names, registration numbers and actives; rates and re-entry periods deliberately do not, because those come off the label in your hand.

• The Owner's Weekly Briefing$2,400†

  Sunday evening, by email or text, in your own timezone: what the week did, what is at risk, and what needs a decision on Monday. Everything ever sent to you is kept in full, so you can re-read Sunday's briefing on Wednesday. It is not a push notification — Hunter is a website in an app shell, not a native app, and we would rather say so than imply a badge that will never appear.

These are assumptions, not results. Hunter has not measured these outcomes across a customer base and nothing here is a representation that your business will recover this or any amount. An assumption in an illustration, not a result. What you actually get depends on your team, your job mix and how much of the Crew you switch on. Where each assumption comes from.