CostDecision
Analytics explain yesterday. CoSt decides what's next.
What it does
Your dashboard explains yesterday. CoSt decides what's next. Paste your URL and 4 AI agents go to work — programmed to disagree: • Research finds your highest-leverage problem • Skeptic tries to kill it • Contrarian asks what everyone's missing • Economist runs Monte Carlo sims to price the ROI After they fight, you get one prioritized Growth Bet with a real dollar-range ROI. Free audit: top issues + ICP. No card. No sales call. Most "free audits" = locked PDF + sales call. Ours isn't.
Analyze your website, benchmark competitors, prioritize growth opportunities, and get one evidence-backed Growth Bet with a complete Kill List.
CoSt turns your last audit, consultant deck, or heatmap review into one decision: the single highest-leverage bet for the next 30 days — plus the kill list proving why everything else loses. Every CoSt report includes a Kill List — every alternative bet rejected with a specific reason. No other audit tool does this. This pipeline is what a growth decision engine actually is — not a scoring dashboard, a system that turns diagnosis into one tracked bet. CoSt is the second opinion you run after a consultant engagement or AI audit leaves you with 40 findings and zero direction. It doesn't compete on audit depth — it competes on the one thing most audits skip: the decision. B2B SaaS platform,…from costdecision.com
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