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Stuck Deal Diagnostic · Free

Find out why this deal stopped moving before you send another follow-up.

You already tried “just checking in”, more information, a deadline, a discount or another proposal. Those are seller actions. This checks what the buyer actually did.

11
buyer-evidence questions
3–4 min
to a decision-ready result

The result separates the primary constraint from secondary risk, current movement, buyer commitment and whether the reported stage is still supported.

Stuck Deal Diagnostic

Find out why your deal stopped moving.

Enter your details first. Your answers are saved against one diagnostic session so the result can use the actual deal evidence you provide.

Your answers stay attached to this diagnostic session.

Example of the result

See why the deal stopped — and what has to happen next.

After the 11 questions, you get a diagnosis built from your answers: the main constraint, the secondary risk, whether buyer movement is slowing or inactive, whether the current stage is still supported, and the next decision to make.

The panel on the right is only an example. Your result is generated from your own deal evidence.
EXAMPLE RESULTNOT YOUR DEAL
Example: proposal-stage deal
Why it stopped
SAMPLE OUTPUT
Plain-English readout
The deal advanced before the seller had access to the people who can actually approve it.
Primary constraint
Authority
Secondary risk
Priority
Movement
Slowing
Stage integrity
Unsupported

The current contact cannot confirm who signs off. Seller activity has moved farther than buyer ownership.

Next decision: create access to the real decision owner or move the deal back.
Field patterns

Most stalled deals already contain the evidence management is ignoring.

“We kept sending useful follow-ups because the deal looked alive. The buyer had not owned a next step in weeks.”
Head of Sales · B2B services
“Price looked like the problem until we realised nobody on the buyer side could defend why this had to happen now.”
Agency founder · 14-person team
“The proposal was not late. We had advanced the deal before we had access to the people who could actually approve it.”
Founder · software services