The formula
Score = client points + runway points + (top-client percent / 100 × 20) + min(20, months since rehire / 24 × 20) + network-hour points. Each family is out of 20. Bands: 0 to 24 low, 25 to 49 watch, 50 to 74 high, 75 to 100 critical.
Worked example
The placeholders start at 2 clients, 2 months of runway, 50 percent concentration, 12 months since a rehire, and 2 hours on the network. That is 10 + 12 + 10 + 10 + 8 = 50, the high-risk boundary. Overwrite the inputs with your week.
The Nynch bridge
The score names the weak input. Nynch holds the other side of the relationship so the next move is a person, a reason, and a sentence, not a mood.
Questions
FAQ
What does the score measure?
Five inputs, twenty points each: current clients, signed runway, revenue concentration, months since a past client rehired you, and hours per week on the network. Higher is more risk.
What should I do with a high score?
The page names the two weakest inputs and the next relationship-led move. It will not tell you to buy a list.
Is feast or famine a character flaw?
The course on this hub treats it as a systems problem. The score treats hours, concentration, and runway as inputs you can change.
Do I need an account to see the result?
No. The result updates on this page from the numbers you type.
Where do the numbers come from?
You. Placeholder values are labelled as overwrite-me. There are no hidden market-rate tables.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is arithmetic plus a way to say the number in a proposal. You still decide what to charge.
When you want it run for you
Talk to the founder
Thirty minutes on your real data, not generic slides. Nynch tells you who to talk to today, why, and what to say.
Talk to the founder30 minutes. On your real data. Not generic slides.