Most stacks don't need more tools. They need a decision.
The average small team runs about fourteen disconnected tools and pays for licenses nobody opens. The audit is the opposite of a listicle: we take your actual company — stage, product, budget, the subscriptions you're already bleeding — and return the shortest stack that runs it, mapped element by element against the table.
It starts where the stack builder stops. The builder gives you the shape; the audit gives you the calls: which of your current tools keep their seat, which get cut this month and what that saves, which element you're missing that's quietly costing you, and in what order to make the changes so nothing breaks.
Two formats
Stack Sprint
- Your full stack inventoried and mapped against the 58 elements
- 90-minute working session
- Keep / cut / add verdicts per element, with the monthly savings quantified
- Written report inside one week
Full Audit
- Everything in the Sprint
- Migration sequencing — what moves when, and what depends on what
- Agent-readiness pass: which elements your agents can already read and write
- 30-day check-in call after implementation
The independence line
Audits are paid by you and only you. No vendor pays for placement in an audit, no affiliate consideration touches a verdict, and nothing a client runs changes what sits on the public table. The charter is the contract.
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