LuminHive Labs 0494 731 174
The Cost and Control Check

Find out what you are really paying for.

Twenty minutes on the phone and a written list at the end: what you pay now, what you actually get, who controls your domain and your email, and what you can drop.

It is free, there is no obligation, and the findings are yours to keep and to take to anybody you like. If it turns out your setup is fine, we will tell you that instead.

Would rather just talk? Ring 0494 731 174.

01What happens next

Four steps, and you can stop at any of them

Today

A person reads it

Not a robot sorting you into a queue. Scott handles Australian enquiries himself, and comes back with a couple of times for a call.

Twenty minutes

We go through the money

What you pay, who you pay it to, what each line actually buys, and which of them are doing nothing. Bring an invoice if you have one handy.

Afterwards

The findings, in writing

Plain English. What can be cancelled, what is at risk, what it would take to fix. Yours to keep whether or not you use us.

Nothing is quoted until after that conversation, because a number given before we have looked would be a guess.
02Your details

Tell us where to start

Six quick fields. The optional health check underneath adds six more and gets you the outside technical report as well.

We use your details to arrange and run the check, and for nothing else. No list, no reselling. See the privacy notice.

03Fair questions

What people ask before filling that in

Is it actually free?

Yes, and the findings are yours whether or not you ever use us. There is no invoice attached to the check and nothing starts automatically afterwards.

What will it cost if I go ahead?

Australian work is quoted per business, after the check, because it starts from what you are already paying. Anyone quoting you before looking is guessing.

Will you pester me?

One reply to arrange the call, the call itself, then the findings. If you go quiet, that is your answer and we leave it there.

Do I have to change anything?

No. Plenty of people take the list and fix it themselves, or take it to whoever built the site. That is a fine outcome.