A live product connecting appointment conversion, retention and business economics
I defined the product concept and its conversion, retention and cost inputs, then reviewed how the customer moves from assumptions to a financial scenario. How I build and review →
I framed the product around the full appointment journey. A lead, a booking, an attended appointment and a closed client represent different steps; retention adds another assumption about future value.
Show booking, attendance and closing as individual inputs so the visitor can identify which assumption they are changing.
Place marketing spend and other monthly costs alongside the revenue assumptions.
Provide retention rate and duration inputs rather than silently assuming that every client returns.
Explore the published product
Open the product homepage and select Launch Calculator. Its inputs let you explore the relationships between conversion, retention and cost.
Monthly leads, booking rate, attendance and closing each have a separate input.
Sale value, retention rate and retention months expose assumptions about repeat business.
Marketing spend and other monthly costs give the scenario an explicit cost basis.
Inspect the public product using the links above. The notes below explain what to look for.
Open the homepage and choose Launch Calculator to inspect the lead-flow, revenue and cost sections. Sample inputs are already visible, and the product provides a results view.
Evidence: Live homepage and calculator reached through its navigation, inspected September 6, 2026.
The interface makes monthly leads, booking rate, show rate, close rate, sale value, retention and costs available as separate assumptions. These inputs provide a concrete basis for discussing where a customer sees opportunity.
Evidence: Public calculator input labels; no customer records used.
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