Clarity CapitalBook audit

Profit audit — 15 minutes

You’re making more
than you’re keeping

Most owners your size are losing margin to pricing, labor, and purchasing decisions that made sense two years ago and never got revisited. Fifteen minutes tells you where yours is going.

Reference ranges

Industry data
MetricHealthyMost sit at
Prime cost55–60%65–67%
Food COGS28–32%34–38%
Beverage COGS18–24%22–26%
Net margin6–9%3–5%

The gap between those two columns is what a Profit Audit measures in your business.

Operating memoNo. 01

Most companies don’t have a revenue problem. They have an economic design problem.

01
Margins leak quietly
Pricing, vendor terms, and labor structure erode profit long before anything looks wrong on a bank statement.
02
Growth hides drag
Revenue climbs while contribution margin slides the other way. Both things are true at once, and only one of them is visible.
03
Old decisions stay put
The vendor list, the menu, the schedule, the price sheet. Most were set years ago against costs that no longer exist.

What the audit looks at

Four places the money goes. We start with whichever one your numbers point at hardest.

01

Pricing

What you charge against what it costs you to deliver it.

02

Labor

Scheduling against demand, overtime patterns, and where hours go unbilled.

03

Purchasing

Vendor pricing that has never been re-bid and quietly drifted.

04

Mix

Which products, services, or jobs actually make money after everything.

The one thing to do next

Fifteen minutes.
Bring your P&L.

Book the call and you’ll get six questions to answer first, so the time goes to your numbers instead of background.

Book a Profit Audit