The Diagnostic/15 questions
Your outbound engine,
scored out of 100.
Everyone else in your inbox has a take about outbound. We hand you a graded verdict on your own engine.
7 pillars scored, one number, and the first 3 fixes in the order to do them. It takes 5 minutes and costs nothing.
Free · No account · Your address only after you see the score
Louis and Edouard ran outbound at Pigment from $0.7M to $100M+ ARR. We still run this for a living, which is why the score is not a take.
We have seen this 61 many times. Your data is fine. Nobody is using it.
Hover a pillar to read its one-line verdict
Questions
15
Time
5 minutes
Pillars scored
7
Price
Free
Account needed
None
The 7 pillars
An engine breaks in 7 places.
Tools rotate every 18 months. These do not. Each pillar is scored out of 10, and the 3 you score worst on become your first 3 fixes.

Fig. 1 — the engine, end to end
Nobody draws their engine, so nobody sees where it breaks. Every arrow above is a handover, and a handover is where reply rate quietly goes.
How the Diagnostic runs
01
Answer 15 questions
One question per screen, 4 options, single tap. “We don’t do this yet” and “I don’t know” are honest answers, and they score better than a flattering guess.
02
We grade the engine
About 10 seconds, with the work named as it happens. Your answers are scored pillar by pillar against the playbook we ran at Pigment.
03
You get a verdict
An Engine Score out of 100, all 7 pillars scored, and the first 3 fixes with a 30-day plan in the order to do them.
What you get
- A number for your engine, and 7 pillar scores beside it.
- The first 3 fixes, named, in the order to do them.
- A 30-day plan by email, and a link you can forward.
What you never get
- No hooks, no “agree?”, no course funnel behind the score.
- No sponsor deciding which tool we praise this fortnight.
- No sales call dressed as an audit. The verdict is the product.
Open/15 questions
Score your engine out of 100.
15 questions, 5 minutes, free, and no account. One tap each, and "we don't do this yet" is an honest answer.
We ask for your address after the score is on screen, not before