Which of your recurring prices are behind, and what would a rise add?

No. The audit runs in your browser. We don't receive what you paste or type, and nothing is saved when you close the page. There's no email gate on this tool.

Only a price column. The audit also reads service or name, client, unit (visit, month or year), visits per year, last change date, target price, region (a state or province code such as CA, NY, QC or BC, or UK / AU) and number of customers if your file has them. Column names are matched loosely, e.g. 'Unit price' or 'Amount' work for price.

For each line below target: (target price − current price) × billable units a year × customers on that line. Units a year are 12 for monthly, 1 for yearly, and your visits-per-year figure for per-visit lines. It assumes every customer stays, so it's an estimate, not a forecast; the break-even figure shows how many could leave before the rise stops adding revenue.

No. Lines already at or above target are marked as such and left alone. You can also skip lines that changed recently (12 months by default).

The same rules as our price increase notice checker, summarised from the state and provincial sources linked there. Where a rule sets no day count we use 30 days as a suggested default, not a legal minimum. General information, not legal advice. Wrenchpost is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice. Rules change and depend on your contract and your customer's location, so check with a qualified lawyer before relying on it.

No. It's read-only. Use the results to update prices yourself, or join the Tierstead early-access list for bulk edit with preview and undo.