See where a deeper operating review belongs.
Revvy gives investors and acquisition teams a consistent way to examine revenue opportunity across businesses, while keeping the inputs and assumptions visible.
How Revvy fits diligence
Compare the drivers, not just the headline.
Look at booking, close rates, follow-up, customers and capacity using a common framework.
Check what the data can support.
Review coverage, period and sample sizes. A comparable score still requires comparable definitions and credible source records.
Turn a finding into a diligence question.
Where does the handoff fail? Who owns follow-up? Can the crew deliver the additional work? Which assumptions would management challenge?
Separate opportunity from valuation.
Modeled revenue and gross profit are starting points for investigation. They are not realized earnings, an EBITDA adjustment, or a valuation recommendation.
Revvy holds no view on what a business is worth. A valuation scenario in the live demo needs your own earnings basis and multiple, and Revvy supplies neither.
Revvy Profit Rocket, in development and not in the demo yet, is being built to measure realized change before and after a process fix.
Read the score with what sits beside it.
The Opportunity Score measures headroom against the targets, not health. A well-run business scores low.
Read it beside data coverage, which says how much of the analysis had the records it needed, and beside how close the business already is to its targets. Keep recurring and one-time figures apart: a stock of open quotes comes once.
Contoso Plumbing & Drain
Demo- Opportunity Score
- 51 / 100
- Data coverage
- 100%
- How close it is to its targets averaged over booking rate and close rate
- 63%
- Recurring revenue opportunity after overlap and the schedule check
- $226K to $338K a year
- One-time revenue opportunity open quotes and past customers on file, once
- $72K to $108K
- Gross margin on file gross profit, before overhead; not EBITDA
- 38%
- Booking and close-rate targets Revvy's defaults, editable, not industry benchmarks
- 80% and 45%
Contoso Plumbing & Drain, a demo business, October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026. A higher score means more supported upside, not a healthier business. The recurring and one-time figures are never added together, and neither is realized earnings, an EBITDA adjustment or a valuation.
Three demo businesses, one demo adapter each.
The live demo runs on three demo businesses with demo data. Each one's records come through one of Revvy's demo adapters, and no account with ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Jobber is called.
- Plumbing
Contoso Plumbing & Drain (Demo)
Clear upside, with the records to support it. The figures on this page are this demo business's, from Revvy's engine.
Records: Revvy's ServiceTitan demo adapter
- HVAC
Northwind Heating & Air (Demo)
A strong operator. Revvy finds less headroom here, so its score is low, which is the right reading of a well-run business.
Records: Revvy's Housecall Pro demo adapter
- Roofing
Fabrikam Roofing (Demo)
Too few records for a score. Each check says what is missing instead of reading zero.
Records: Revvy's Jobber demo adapter
These are demo businesses, and their figures are not customer results. The portfolio comparison in the live demo sets all three side by side. Live ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and Jobber connections are planned for real accounts; CSV import works today.
A shared framework for the questions that matter before and after a deal.
See the portfolio comparison in the demo, then ask the same questions of the businesses you are looking at.
Open the portfolio comparison