For your business

Tell your story with your own numbers.

The same method as our stories, pointed at your business: find the few numbers that matter, show where they came from, and explain them so anyone gets it. For investors, a board, your team or your customers.

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Pick what fits

1 · Story Snapshot

Your business on one page.

A one-page infographic and an interactive receipt, like the one below, built from your own books. Every number shows where it came from. Use it in a deck, an email, a board pack or on your website.

Shown on Starbucks' public annual report. Yours would show your own figures, from your own books.

Investor and lender updates

Where the money came from, where it went, what changed.

Board meetings

The quarter in one page, with the numbers behind it.

All-hands

Show the whole team how the business really makes money.

Customers and your website

Explain your pricing or your value with real figures.

2 · Story Video

A short film about how your business works.

A 60 to 90 second explainer in the same style as our long-forms: clay scenes, the numbers on screen with their source, and a clear voice. You get the video, captions and the Snapshot that goes with it.

Watch a sample story

3 · Templates and guides

Tools you run yourself.

13-Week Cash Flow Forecast

Where your cash lands over the next quarter, week by week, from a few inputs. Excel.

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Your $5 receipt

Turn your P&L into a receipt: where every $5 a customer pays you really goes.

In the works
How to read a 10-K

The guide to the few pages of an annual report that matter, and the numbers to pull.

In the works
4 · The Business Review

A report, a read, and a conversation. Every month.

Every order, invoice and payment in your books is a signal. The Business Review turns them into one monthly read of your business, and the three things worth doing next. Built for owner-run businesses on QuickBooks Online. Your data never leaves your own Microsoft account.

See a sample Briefing

Shown on Marlow & Birch, a fictional distributor with three years of data. The reports are real.

Setup is $5,000 fixed, plus $1,500 per module, then monthly. Month to month after setup, with 30 days' notice. The first three clients pay half the setup in exchange for a case study.

Report
$450/mo

Your Business Review, kept running and refreshed every morning.

Review
$1,250/mo

A person reads it with you: written Briefing, 30 minute call, one module.

Partner
$2,500/mo

A standing analyst: Board and Lender pack, Plan module, 4 hours of analysis.

Consulting
$175 an hour, or a fixed quote

Pricing and margin, customer and product profitability, cash and receivables, next year's plan.

Custom builds
$175 an hour, or a fixed quote

New pages for your questions, other systems, AI tools built on your data.

Board and Lender pack
$750 a quarter

Your Business Review as a print-ready PDF for a board, bank or investor. Included in Partner.

5 · Workshops

Teach your team to tell it.

A half or full day on finding the few numbers that matter in your own reports, checking them, and explaining them so a room remembers. Built around your business, not a textbook.

Ask about a workshop

Our stories stay independent. No company can pay to be covered in a Sygnify story. Client work is labelled as client work and never appears as an episode. We don't make paid earnings explainers for public companies.