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Singly

Existing business takeover

Connect your business. Get the 10 highest-impact changes.

Singly starts on the first six. You already built something — Singly finds where it leaks revenue, and starts fixing it.

How the takeover works

  1. 01

    Connect

    Your site, repository, analytics, Stripe and uptime. Read-only access wherever that’s enough.

  2. 02

    Audit

    Singly reviews the whole business — eleven areas, from traffic to codebase.

  3. 03

    Score & rank

    A Singly Business Score, and the 10 changes with the highest expected impact.

  4. 04

    Start

    Singly begins the first six. Anything visible, costly or risky waits for your approval.

What Singly audits

  • Website
  • Product
  • Traffic
  • Analytics
  • Revenue
  • SEO
  • Marketing
  • Pricing
  • Conversion
  • Support
  • Codebase

What you get back

A score, a ranked list, and work already underway.

Singly Business Score

Example

73/ 100

Product
82
Acquisition
61
Conversion
56
Retention
77
Revenue
68
Operations
88
Updated continuously. Singly works on the weakest areas first — here, conversion.

10 highest-impact changes

Example
  1. 1Fix the mobile checkout step losing a third of buyers
  2. 2Add an annual plan to the pricing page
  3. 3Rewrite the homepage headline around the outcome
  4. 4Set up failed-payment recovery emails
  5. 5Publish 12 high-intent comparison pages
  6. 6Add onboarding emails for the first 7 days
  7. 7Raise prices for new customers
  8. 8Launch a referral offer for active customers
  9. 9Set a reply-time target for support
  10. 10Move hosting to cut infrastructure cost

Scores and changes shown are examples. Your audit is specific to your business.

Then Singly keeps operating it.

After the first six, Singly keeps working through the list, watches for new problems and opportunities, and re-scores the business as it improves — working on the weakest areas first.

You choose how much it does alone: start at Recommend or Assisted, and move up when you’re ready. Moving money, signing consequential contracts and deleting data always need you.

See what your business is leaving on the table.