Cost structure and pricing
We work out what each service or product really costs you, and the price you need to make it profitable.
Services
Many businesses bill well and still don’t know whether they make money. We put your numbers in order so you can decide with data: what to charge, what to cut and how much you can invest.
We work out what each service or product really costs you, and the price you need to make it profitable.
Month-by-month forecast of money in and out, so you see tight months before they arrive.
A simple panel with the few numbers that actually matter in your business, kept current and easy to read.
Which lines of business leave you a margin and which eat your time without paying for it.
How much to reinvest, how much to set aside for taxes and slow months, and how much you can pay yourself without starving the business.
Entrepreneurs who just made their first profits and don’t know what to do with them, and growing small businesses with no clarity on margins or order in their numbers to decide on pricing, hiring or investment.
We review your sales, expenses and invoices to see where the business stands today.
We organize costs, pricing and cash flow into a clear model built around your business.
We turn those numbers into concrete decisions: what to charge, what to cut, how much to reinvest.
We leave you a simple dashboard and review regularly that the numbers are heading the right way.
No. Your accountant handles tax and bookkeeping obligations. We work on the management side: costs, pricing, cash flow and indicators for decision-making.
No. Our work is the financial management of your business. We don’t give investment recommendations or broker financial products.
No. Putting them in order is part of the work. Whatever you already have is enough: sales, expenses and invoices.
Oscar Vidal Salazar, the studio founder. I am studying Business Administration and Management at Universidad Europea de Madrid and I have spent three years running the numbers of my own business, from unit cost to final price and margin. I am not a chartered accountant or a registered investment adviser.
The assessment is two or three concentrated sessions. If you then take the follow-up, it is one review a month: what happened, what drifted from plan and what decision that calls for. In between, specific questions get answered by email.
Tell us what you need and we’ll send you a proposal with scope, timeline and price.