The free part, and what it includes.
The assessment, the tools on this site and the first call cost nothing. On that call you get a read on your position, the options genuinely open to you, and the order to take them in. If the sensible answer is a payment plan you can arrange yourself, we say so and you pay nothing.
Indicative ranges by path.
Real quotes depend on the state of your books, the number of creditors and how contested things are. These ranges are a guide so nothing later is a surprise:
| Path | Indicative range | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|
| ATO engagement: payment plan + remission case | $2k to $6k | Lodgment backlog, evidence pack, negotiation rounds |
| Lodgment catch-up + books rebuild | $3k to $15k | How many periods behind, state of the records |
| Safe harbour engagement | $5k to $15k initial | Turnaround plan depth, ongoing review cadence |
| Small business restructuring | $20k to $35k all-in | Practitioner fees plus proposal preparation, paid in stages |
| Voluntary administration | $30k+ | Set by the administrator and approved by creditors |
How paying for a rescue actually works.
Fees are staged and agreed in writing before each stage starts, so you never fund the whole journey up front. Where a restructure compromises debt at 20 to 40 cents in the dollar, the fee is a fraction of the debt that gets written off, which is the arithmetic that matters. And where the numbers say a path cannot pay for itself, we tell you that before you spend a dollar on it.
Common questions.
Why do you publish prices when nobody else does?
Because fee fear keeps directors from getting help early, and late help costs more. Publishing ranges means you walk into the first call knowing roughly what each path costs, and the exact quote is fixed in writing before anything starts.
Can fees be paid from the business rather than personally?
Usually the company pays for its own rescue, and staged billing is designed around real cash flow. Where the company cannot fund a step, that is a fact that belongs in the plan, not a surprise after it. Payment timing is agreed before each stage.
Is the first call a sales call?
It is a triage call. You leave it knowing your options and their order whether or not you engage us, and if the right answer is something you can do yourself, that is what you hear.
Are these prices fixed quotes?
No, they are indicative ranges. Your fixed quote comes in writing after the first call, before anything begins, and it does not move without your agreement on a changed scope.
The assessment and everything on this site is general information, not financial, legal or insolvency advice. Your result is a guide to how urgent your situation looks, not a formal opinion on solvency. Outcomes depend on your circumstances and no outcome is guaranteed. Formal insolvency appointments are made by registered practitioners we work alongside.