DEFINED WPR ENTRY SERVICES

Buy the smallest useful piece of certainty.

Each offering answers a specific business or technical question and produces a decision product. Starting prices shown here are established WPR pricing, not estimates for every possible scope.

$499

Is this opportunity actually worth pursuing?

Who it is for: For leaders deciding whether a live opportunity deserves pursuit effort.

What WPR does: WPR evaluates the requirement, customer, timing, fit, evidence gaps, capability gaps, likely burden, and economic logic.

What you receive: A decision-ready GO / MAYBE / NO-GO brief with risks, gaps, and recommended next actions.

What happens next: Submit the opportunity and primary decision question. WPR confirms scope before work begins.

$750+

Where should we focus first?

Who it is for: For companies that need a narrower, evidence-backed route to buyers, primes, partners, or funded work.

What WPR does: WPR defines the market, researches a bounded target set, tests fit, and identifies the most credible route to action.

What you receive: Prioritized targets with fit logic, supporting evidence, access route, and recommended first action.

What happens next: Describe the market, capability, and near-term revenue objective.

$1.5K+

Which near-term paths to funded work deserve attention?

Who it is for: For leadership teams that need better pipeline quality and disciplined opportunity decisions.

What WPR does: WPR performs proactive discovery, qualification, prioritization, and management-ready decision support during a bounded pilot.

What you receive: A qualified opportunity view, recommended actions, evidence gaps, and a clear basis for continuing or stopping.

What happens next: Begin with a fit conversation and agreement on the pilot decision criteria.

$2.5K+

What must change for this pursuit to become defensible?

Who it is for: For teams with a real pursuit that needs stronger positioning before proposal effort becomes sunk cost.

What WPR does: WPR evaluates competition where evidence exists, teaming, workshare, positioning, gaps, readiness, and pursuit burden.

What you receive: Capture findings, positioning recommendations, risks, partner needs, and a documented advance / reshape / stop recommendation.

What happens next: Provide the opportunity reference, deadline, current position, and primary capture concern.

SCOPED

What evidence would resolve this technical uncertainty?

Who it is for: For organizations facing a narrow technical uncertainty before a larger R&D or commercialization commitment.

What WPR does: WPR reviews the state of the art, defines the technical gap and decision threshold, and scopes the smallest useful analysis or experiment.

What you receive: A feasibility assessment, evidence map, technical risks, test plan, and recommended next experiment.

What happens next: Describe the technical problem, desired outcome, available evidence, and decision timeline.