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EXAMPLE DATA A new business with no subscribers yet. Numbers marked Example show the plan’s month 6 (base case). They are not results. Connect your data
After SixOwner’s HQ

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Month 6 · base caseExample data

After Six, at a glance.

Find the side hustle that fits your evenings.

After Six asks ten questions and matches a person to one of 40 evening-and-weekend ideas for free. A £19 monthly or £149 yearly plan then writes their starter kit and sends a Monday coach. It never promises earnings.

Numbers on track

How many of your numbers are on target. Close counts as half.

Below: headline figures from the plan’s example month, so you can see what this dashboard keeps an eye on.

01 · Meet the staff

Eleven bots. One owner: you.

Each has one job, a schedule and one thing it must ask you first. Tap a card to see it. The bots are set up and ready to switch on, not running yet. From the bot team plan

    02 · A day’s work

    A Monday, 7am to 7pm.

    What an ordinary Monday could look like once the bots are switched on. Your own decisions show up in the log too. Example data

    Latest from the log

      03 · How it earns

      Free to find, paid to start.

      The reveal is free. People pay for the kit and the coach that turn an idea into a first week. One plan, monthly or yearly. These are the plan’s proposed prices: nothing is on sale yet. Estimate

      1. Step one

        Free reveal

        £0 no card

        Ten questions about evenings, budget and skills, then one matched idea with its GOV.UK rules. No sign-up needed.

      2. Step two

        Monthly plan

        £19 a month

        The starter kit (names, tagline, one-page site copy, first offer), a 30-day plan and the Monday coach. Cancel any time.

      3. Or

        Yearly plan

        £149 a year

        The same plan for a year, about £12.42 a month. The plan expects 3 in 10 subscribers to choose it.

      After card fees and AI, the plan expects each subscriber to keep about £15.46 a month for the business. The example month below shows how the two plans add up.

      See the numbersThe plan’s month-6 mix
      Month 6, base case. Example data
      PlanSubscribersA monthRevenue
      Monthly plan (70%)126£19£2,394
      Yearly plan (30%, monthly share)54£12.42£670
      Revenue, month 6£3,064
      Profit after fees, AI, £1,620 marketing, tools, bots and accountant£936

      Blended £17.02 a subscriber a month; kept after card fees and AI about £15.46 (Estimate). Cash turns positive in month 7 in the base case. Prices are proposed; not VAT registered in year 1. Source: the 1-year plan.

      04 · Today’s checks

      How the business is doing today.

      A quick check before any numbers: what is on your agenda, one health score out of 100 with its reasons, and how close you are to two goals.

      On the agenda

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      Most urgent first. Each one says why it is here.

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      Health score

      Estimate

      Five checks, weighed into one score out of 100.

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      Goals

      Pace is an estimate

      The portrait moves from where the trend started towards the finish line. The dashed ring is where the current pace gets you by the date.

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      05 · Needs you

      The bots draft. You say yes.

      Nothing waiting. Your yes or no is saved in this browser only. This page never sends, posts, refunds or spends anything.

        Decision log

          06 · See the numbers

          The numbers, folded away.

          Six panels of figures, tables and settings. Each says in a line what it shows; open it when you want the numbers.

          ScorecardSeven numbers worth a monthly look, such as revenue, paying subscribers and cancellations, each next to the number the plan says it should hit.

          The seven numbers worth a monthly look.

          Each has a target from the plan, a six-month trend and the one thing to change. Tap a button to filter.

          The honest readA short, plain summary of what is going well and what is not, written from the figures by simple rules.

          What’s working, what isn’t, and where it’s leaky.

          Written from the numbers by simple rules, so it changes when your data does.

          What's working

            What isn't

              Efficiencies

                Weak spots

                  Questions to paidFollows a month of visitors from the website to the ten questions, the free reveal and a paid plan, so you can spot the step where most give up.

                  Where visitors drop out.

                  An example month’s steps, from a visit to a paid subscription, each against its target.

                  This month Example data

                    What if?

                    Pick a step and drag its conversion rate. Everything after it moves with it.

                    Next movesA to-do list with the biggest pay-off first, and a rough guess of what each fix is worth.

                    What to do next, biggest win first.

                    Ranked by how much each fix could be worth a month, or how far off target it is. Add the ones you’ll do this week.

                      What the bots saveWhat it would cost to pay people to do the bots’ jobs, worked out from UK median pay. You can change the hours.

                      What the bots would cost as staff.

                      An estimate, not a promise. Hours are example guesses. Change them to match your week.

                      Wages and on-costs not paid, a year £0
                      £0a month
                      £0a week
                      0hbot hours a week

                      Estimate Hours unverified Wage figures are the ONS median for a comparable job; hours are example guesses.

                      How it's worked out

                      15% in 2026-27, charged above £5,000 a year, so 15% on all pay slightly overstates it.
                      3% auto-enrolment minimum, on qualifying earnings.
                      52 as briefed. Use 47 to allow for leave.
                      Reset
                      Each bot's hours and comparable job
                      Example hours, editable. Median hourly pay: ONS ASHE 2026 provisional, UK, all employee jobs.
                      BotHours a weekComparable job (median pay an hour)Saved a month
                      Total
                      Your dataWhere you plug in the business’s real figures so the examples on this page are replaced. Nothing is sent anywhere.

                      Swap the examples for the real thing.

                      Demo copy: connecting a real data source is switched off here, so this dashboard only ever shows example data. The buyer’s own copy connects to their own data.

                      Connect a read-only source and every matching number switches over. Settings stay in this browser. There’s a how-to in DATA-CONNECT.md in this folder.

                      Data source

                      The numbers on this page are an illustration of the plan’s month-6 base case. Nothing is connected.

                      • ExampleBanner on
                      • LoadingFetching
                      • LiveYour numbers
                      • EmptyNo matching rows
                      • ErrorFalls back safely
                      • OfflineLast saved copy
                      • StaleOlder than a day

                      Phone summary

                      A 1080 × 1920 image drawn in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

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