The decision
Whether the problem, buyer and value are clear enough to protect a build.
Free scorecard
How ready is your product strategy?
Ten questions on the decisions that make a build defensible. See your score, the first move we would recommend and the next step that fits — before you commit another sprint.
Free scorecard
Score your product strategy in about two minutes.
Ten questions on the decisions that make a build defensible: the problem, the buyer, the release boundary and the sequence. You will see your score before we ask for an email.
10 questions · no email until the end
What it measures
Three things a build depends on.
The boundary
Whether the next release has a defined edge, including what will not ship.
The sequence
Whether the roadmap is ordered by dependency and outcome rather than request volume.
Questions
Before you start.
What does the scorecard measure?
Ten decisions that make a product build defensible: the problem, the buyer, the release boundary, stakeholder alignment, success metrics and the sequence. It is a directional self-assessment, not a consulting diagnosis.
Do I need to give an email to start?
No. You answer all ten questions first and see your score before the email gate. The email is only used to send the read-out and follow up if a conversation is useful.
How long does it take?
About two minutes. The questions are deliberately short, and the closest answer is usually better than a perfect one.
What happens after I see my score?
You get a recommended first move and three next steps based on your band. From there you can book a fit call, read the strategy sprint page, or download the strategy checklist.
Next step
Turn the score into a decision.
If the result points to an unclear boundary or a changing roadmap, the Product Strategy Sprint is the shortest path to a plan your team can defend.