Free diagnostic · No card
Not “would it survive.” Would it run — orders filled, leads answered, clients handled — while your phone stayed in a drawer.
A few minutes. No card. Your score by email.
A business can look healthy on every number you track and still collapse the moment its owner stops answering. Time away is the one test that cannot be gamed — either the work happens without you or it waits for you.
How much of the week routes through one person. A larger business can score worse than a smaller one.
Neither predicts whether the machine runs without you. Plenty of profitable businesses are one person with a calendar.
The output names which functions still need you. You do not fix all of them — you fix the one with the most hours behind it.
The four bands
The band is not a verdict on you. It describes how much of the business is currently load-bearing on one person — which is a design problem, not a character problem.
Nothing meaningful happens while you are away. Revenue pauses when you do.
It holds for a few days on goodwill and momentum, then starts dropping things.
Two weeks is survivable. You come back to a backlog rather than a fire.
It genuinely runs. Your attention is an input you choose, not one the business requires.
Band names are fixed. The distribution across real respondents is tracked separately — ask before quoting any figure for it.
Free · 12 questions · about 5 minutes · score and band emailed to you
Free. No card. Score delivered by email.
The 2-Week Vacation Test is a free diagnostic that scores whether your business could keep running for fourteen days without you. It asks about how the week actually works, then places you in a band and names which functions still route through you personally.
A few minutes. It is a short set of questions about how your business runs day to day, not a form about your technology. Results arrive by email.
No. It is free and does not require a card. It exists so you can find out where you stand before deciding whether a paid diagnostic is worth it.
You get your band and the functions that still depend on you. If you want the next level of detail — the specific agents to build and in what order — that is the Handover Assessment. There is no obligation to go further.