Paper 02
The Cost Audit: know what a delivery actually costs.
The Cost Audit prices every recurring delivery on fully-loaded hourly costs, not on gut feel. You get a cost table with a test per row, priced correctly, subsidised or unmeasurable, plus the ready-to-send repricing line for your own customers.
DMello Advisory's Cost Audit: what each recurring delivery costs, and what automation changes on that line. Requires the Time Audit. Voice and animation AI-generated. Figures illustrative.
What you get
- Cost table, one row per delivery
- A test per row: priced correctly, subsidised, unmeasurable
- The repricing line, ready to send to your customers
Prerequisite: the Time Audit. Without measured minutes per row, no cost line holds up.
1.790 € net plus VAT · fixed price · delivered in 5 working days · requires the Time Audit
Frequently asked questions
What is a fully-loaded hour?
Every cost that a delivery hour actually carries, salary, overhead and tooling included, not just the visible hourly rate. What that figure looks like for your business is shown in the Cost Audit against your own rows. Request the paper to see the calculation on a real example.
Why does the Cost Audit need the Time Audit first?
The cost line is priced on measured minutes per delivery, not estimates. Without the register from the Time Audit there is no reliable basis for a defensible figure. Both papers together give a complete picture; we settle the order in the 20-minute diagnosis.
What does subsidised mean in the test per row?
A delivery whose fully-loaded cost exceeds the price charged for it, subsidising other lines in the offer, often unnoticed. The Cost Audit makes these rows visible. The full example is in the paper, request it free.
What do I do with the repricing line?
It is written ready to send to your own customers, with the new calculation behind it, not a rough draft. How it lands in your actual offer is worth discussing directly. The way there starts with requesting the paper.