Free initial consultation
Free initial consultation, 60 minutes
Short fit check for SMEs, accounting firms, online shops, or finance teams.
- Briefly frame the current situation
- Understand the reporting problem
- Clarify the next sensible step
Exact effort depends on data sources, data quality, and the desired operating model. That is why Klarzahlen starts with a short free initial consultation. The following system check is a paid analysis session with a concrete assessment of effort, value, and a sensible pilot scope.
Prices are orientation points. Scope depends on data sources, data quality, KPI logic, and the desired operating model.
Free initial consultation, 60 minutes
Short fit check for SMEs, accounting firms, online shops, or finance teams.
System check, 390 CHF, 60–120 minutes
Paid analysis of sources, current reports, data quality, and the smallest useful pilot scope.
Reporting pilot, from 1'500 CHF one-time
First product-near monthly report with narrow scope, clear KPI logic, and visible data quality.
Business reporting, from 390 CHF per month
Recurring operation for monthly reports, data runs, monitoring, and exports.
The system check is credited if a reporting pilot is booked within 30 days.
After each step, it should be clearer whether Klarzahlen makes economic and technical sense.
Because data sources, data quality, report logic, and operating model differ. Starting prices give orientation. The paid system check clarifies the exact scope and prevents a pilot from starting too large or too vague.
The free initial consultation takes 60 minutes. The following system check costs 390 CHF for 60–120 minutes. A reporting pilot starts from 1'500 CHF one-time and business reporting starts from 390 CHF per month.
Typical sources include shop systems, ad platforms, accounting, CRM, ERP, databases, CSV/Excel, or files. The concrete connection is checked first.
Klarzahlen combines platform, data processes, and managed rollout. The goal is recurring reporting operations, not only one visualization.
In 60–120 minutes we review data sources, current reports, and automation potential. Afterwards it is clear whether a reporting pilot makes economic sense.