What a Commercial License holder actually opens, and how the pieces sit together. Run the diagnostic first: it scores seven layers across 44 bottlenecks and names the weakest. Then open the engine for that layer, with its manual beside you.
Forty-four questions, about 25 minutes, ending in a composite score, a layer breakdown and a ranked repair list you can export as a PDF. This is also the whole of the $147 Toolkit, so it is the piece you can buy on its own to try the method before licensing the rest.
The seven layer counts add to 44. Executive Oversight sits across all of them and is the view to put in front of a CEO or a board. Each engine is a self-contained browser tool; each manual is the Word document carrying the benchmark logic and the workflow you deliver against.
| Diagnostic layer | Bottlenecks | Engine | Operating manual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition | 10 | Acquisition Engine | Word |
| Activation | 4 | Activation Engine | Word |
| Retention | 7 | Retention Engine | Word |
| Expansion | 4 | Expansion Engine | Word |
| Monetization | 4 | Monetization Engine | Word |
| RevOps & Data | 8 | RevOps Engine | Word |
| Alignment & Trust | 7 | Messaging & Trust Engine | Word |
| All seven | board view | Executive Oversight | Word |
Every engine has an Add your firm control in its top-right corner. Set it once and it applies to all eight engines in that browser: your firm replaces ours in the header, in the footer, and at the top of the printed report. There is an optional Prepared for field for the client name, held separately from the figures, so clearing one client's numbers leaves your branding in place.
One line stays on the printed report: SaaS Revenue Stability Infrastructure™ · framework licensed for client delivery. That is the attribution the licence requires. It names the methodology rather than us, so it does not compete for your client.
White-label rights, sub-licensing for your team, and the commercial grant in writing are what separate the Commercial License from the Pro Kit. The licence terms set out what each tier may do.
The Pro Kit carries the diagnostic, the boardroom framework and the client-delivery templates. The eight engines, their manuals and the commercial grant are the licence.
They run entirely in your browser. They do not read a CRM, do not sync, and hold nothing outside the machine they are opened on. They fetch their typefaces from Google Fonts the first time you open them online; nothing else leaves the machine, and they fall back to system fonts if that is blocked.
Every number in an engine is one that someone typed. The outputs are scenario estimates against illustrative bands. They are not published benchmarks and not measurements of a client's finances. Say so when you present them, because a client who checks will find the tool says the same thing on its face.
There is no multi-client workspace. Each engine holds one set of inputs, so you print or export a client's run before you start the next one. Consultants running engagements in parallel use a separate browser profile per client.