Business Health Audits

See What’s Working, What Isn’t, and What to Do Next.

When you are inside the business every day, it can be difficult to see the whole picture. Thus, a Hito Works Business Health Audit gives you an objective, practical assessment of the company you have built and are running.

You will leave with a clearer understanding of your strengths, the issues creating drag, and the priorities most likely to improve profitability, consistency, and growth.

Scott Cone, founder and business advisor at Hito Works

A Second Set of Eyes on the Whole Business

An audit is useful when you know the business could work better, but you are not sure where to start—or when several problems seem connected.

  • Growth has exposed weak systems or unclear roles.
  • Profit does not match the effort going into the business.
  • The owner remains the answer to too many questions.
  • Recurring issues are being addressed one at a time.
  • You’re an owner and not involved in day to day running of the business. Wanting a transparent and detailed report
  • You are preparing to hire, reorganize, or grow.
  • You want an honest outside perspective before investing further.
  • Your team is busy, but priorities and accountability are unclear.
  • You need a practical roadmap rather than another generic checklist.

Six Areas of Business Health

Marketing

How consistently the business attracts the right prospective customers, and does it know where to find them

Sales

How leads are qualified (and disqualified), followed up, converted, and measured.

Operations

How reliably the company delivers quality work through repeatable systems.

Finances

How well the financial information is know and utilized to supports pricing, planning, and decisions.

Culture

How expectations, communication, leadership, and accountability shape the team.

Growth

If the people, systems, and strategy can support current needs and growth goals

What the Audit Includes

The process is built around a focused owner or general manager level interview, supported by a review of relevant information about the business. The scope grows with the size and complexity of the company.

The result is a written Business Health Audit you can use to make decisions—not a score with no explanation and not a sales pitch disguised as a report.

  • Structured interview: A guided conversation about how the company works today.
  • Business-wide assessment: A review across six connected areas.
  • Clear observations: Strengths, risks, gaps, and opportunities stated in plain language.
  • Prioritized recommendations: What areas to address first and how to address them.
  • Review conversation: Time to discuss the findings, ask questions, and clarify what comes next.

Business Audit Pricing

1–9 Employees

$450

A focused assessment for an owner-led small business.

10–25 Employees

Starting at $750

Additional depth for a larger team and more complex operation.

26+ Employees

Starting at $1,000

A broader review shaped around the company’s size and complexity.

Final scope and price are confirmed before the audit begins.

Ready for a Clearer View of Your Business?

Schedule a free 30-minute introduction call. We will talk about what is happening in the business, what you hope to learn, and whether a Business Health Audit is the right next step.

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