How it works
1
Free 20-minute call
Tell me the program, its value and the problem/s it should solve.
2
Fixed fee within 24 hours
I send the fee and a brief agreement. No surprises.
3
You send the brief
Share the redacted brief or proposal. Pay the invoice or issue a purchase order.
4
Findings in 48 hours
- Marked-up document
- Scope improvements
- 3 to 5 success measures
- Clear outcome: sign, renegotiate, or go to market
What it costs
Audit
What you get
An independent review of your program's design, cost and expected return, before you commit.
Your Program budget
Up to $2m
Plexity Fee (+ GST)
- Program up to $100k$2,000
- $100k – $500k$4,000
- $500k – $2mFrom $8,000
Fixed fee. Typically 4% or less of program cost.
Brokerage
What you get
I write the brief, compare providers, benchmark price and negotiate one contract.
Your Program budget
From $125k
Plexity Fee (+ GST)
Fixed fee, agreed upfront
My fee never changes with the provider you choose or the price you pay.
Advisory
What you get
Quality assurance, scorecards and reporting during and after delivery, so you can show what the program returned.
Your Program budget
Over $250k
Plexity Fee (+ GST)
Price on application
FAQs
Is the first call really free?
1
Yes. Any fees are shared upfront or after the call, and always agreed before any work starts.
Who do you work for and how are you paid?
2
I take no commissions or referral fees from providers and work solely for you, the buyer. Plexity works alongside your people, L&D and procurement teams. They set the strategy. Plexity brings market knowledge, the evidence and commercial discipline.
Proposal audits and reviews, as well as advisory work are a flat fee paid by you.
For brokerage and sourcing, we’ll negotiate a fair rate and package everything into one transparent contract. No commissions or referral fees from providers.
What do I need to send?
3
A redacted brief or proposal. I'll tell you on the call what to remove.
Where do your benchmarks come from?
4
Two sources. First, a de-identified dataset I’ve built from comparable programs, covering scope, delivery model and price. No client is identifiable. Second, current market rates, which I check regularly with suppliers and providers.
Is it right for me?
Likely yes, if you're weighing a program above $50k and want an independent view.
Probably not, if you’re looking for a program valued less than $50k or want a low-cost, off-the-shelf course.