Six questions.
One clear plan.
The Mirastart plan is a free written recommendation built from six questions about your business: what is stuck, what it is costing, what you have already tried, and what has to be true 90 days from now. Answering takes about two minutes. One of four plans comes back on this page and in your inbox, with the reason it was chosen and no obligation attached.
What are the six questions?
The six questions cover the problem, what it is costing, your business, what you have already tried, what to build, and where to send the plan. Every answer is a tap or a sentence, and each step gives you an observation back before it asks for the next one.
- 01
The problem, and what it costs
Which of the usual bottlenecks sound familiar, in your own words, and roughly what that is costing you a month. Your estimate, not a measurement.
- 02
The business
What kind of business it is and what stage it is at: just starting, growing, or modernizing something that already works.
- 03
What you have already tried
The channels, agencies and tools you have been through, and what you want to be true 90 days from now.
- 04
What to build, if you already know
The specific pieces you have in mind, drawn from the same service list this site publishes. Skip it if you are not sure; the plan does not need it.
- 05
Timing and who decides
When you want this handled and whether the call is yours to make. It changes what gets recommended first, not whether you get a plan.
- 06
Where to send it
Name and email, so the plan can land in your inbox as well as on the screen. Phone and company are optional.
What comes back
The plan is assembled from your answers on the spot and emailed to you as well. It is a recommendation and a starting scope, not a quote: pricing comes after the problem is understood, never before.
- A named plan with a one-line summary of what it is for.
- Why it fits, written against the specific problems you picked rather than a generic list.
- What is inside it, piece by piece, with the pieces you asked for marked.
- When you give a monthly figure, that figure carried out over a year and over three, so the plan has a number to beat.
- The close second, when another plan came near, and what separates them.
What happens after
- 1You get a confirmation immediately, and a real reply from Perry within one business hour (8am-6pm ET).
- 2We talk about your situation - what's actually in the way, not a pitch deck.
- 3You get an honest read on whether we're the right fit, and a scope and a number if we are.
Would rather talk it through than type it out? Book a free discovery call instead. Same answer, out loud.
Who is this not for?
Four answers make this a poor use of your two minutes: wanting the cheapest option, wanting a guarantee of rankings or lead counts, wanting someone to post to social media and call it marketing, or needing results by next week. Saying so here costs a lead and saves a bad month.
- You want the cheapest option available.
- You want a guarantee of rankings or a specific number of leads. Nobody can honestly promise either.
- You want someone to post to social media and call it marketing.
- You need results by next week.
The fit, in one line: a real business with a real bottleneck, run by someone who would rather fix the system than rent attention for another year.
Why does the plan come before the price?
Scoping first is the whole difference. A package priced before anyone has looked at your bottleneck gets built for the average business, and the average business is not yours. The six questions exist so the recommendation, the order of the work, and the number all come out of your answers.
“Most agencies rent you a marketing person. I build you the machine that makes the work, and I put a screen on it so you can see what it earns,” says Perry Lam, founder of Mirastart, who is on the call and on the account.