Free. Under ten minutes. One honest number: your Startup Readiness Score.
The same framework behind every LaunchMotive Sprint, condensed into a short assessment.
It's written for second-act founders, people building a first company after a full career in something else. The questions assume you've run things before.
You won't be asked about your field. You'll be asked about your business.
Start the assessmentThis assessment isn't a lead magnet dressed up as a quiz. It's a condensed version of the Proof Path™, the same framework behind every Sprint, built to give you an honest read on where your business actually stands in under ten minutes.
A Sprint is one of our fixed-price engagements, with a clear scope and a clear finish line.
Six sections, twelve questions total: your transition trigger, offer clarity, evidence quality, pipeline readiness, operating readiness, and founder commitment. Each answer maps to a specific box on the Proof Path™. Nothing here is a trick question, and nothing requires you to look anything up. Answer from memory, honestly.
A Startup Readiness Score, and a short PDF report that breaks the score down by section: what your strongest area is, what your biggest gap is, and what that specific gap usually means at your stage. This is the same category structure that shows up later if you work with LaunchMotive directly, so it's not a disposable result. It's a real diagnostic.
What happens next depends on your score.
You'll get the report and a short educational follow-up, nothing more. There's no premature pitch.
You'll be invited to apply for a Fit Review, a short application, not an open call, so the conversation that follows is actually useful for both sides.
Either way, the report is yours regardless of what you decide to do next.
How long does this actually take?
Do I need to have a business already?
What happens to my answers?
Will I get a sales call?
Is this a real diagnostic, or a lead magnet?
What if I score badly?
Short answers to the questions we hear most from experienced professionals turning their expertise into a business.
- How do I know if my business idea will work before I quit my job?
- How do I get clients once referrals from my network dry up?
- Can I build a business while I'm still working full-time?
- How much runway do I need before I leave my job?
- How much should I charge when I go out on my own?
- Where do I start turning my expertise into a business?
- Should I sell to companies or to individuals?
