Free 15-minute business check-up

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A free 15-minute check-up across 7 key areas of your business. A clear picture of what's working, where you can make improvements, and your first two priority actions to get started. Upgrade when you want the full step-by-step plan.

Every recommended action comes with a realistic estimate of how long it'll take, so there are no surprises. A plan built for your sector, your tools, your priorities.

Free check up  ·  15 minutes  ·  Your score + first 2 actions
A score across 7 areas

See where the business is strong, and where it's quietly leaking money.

A ranked action plan

Not a list of everything. The things worth fixing first, in order.

How to actually fix it

Each priority comes with step-by-step instructions, built around the tools you already use.

Realistic time estimates

Every fix tells you how long it'll take before you commit to it.

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Built for your world

For people who got into business to do great work, not to wrestle with software.

How it works

From website to a plan you can act on, in fifteen minutes.

01
Pop in your website

We do a bit of homework first, reading your Google Business Profile, your website and how people book with you. Your listing then stays on your dashboard, checked against what a new client would expect to find.

02
Tell us the rest

A short, tailored check-up built around your sector. No jargon, no generic questions. Just the things that genuinely matter to a business like yours.

03
Get your plan

Get a free check-up of your business health, with a snapshot of what to tackle first. Upgrade when you are ready to access the full action plan with step-by-step help and your AI companion alongside you.

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Your check-up. Your plan. Right here.

Answer a short set of questions about how your business actually runs and get a ranked action plan waiting on the other side.

app.spryng.au · Check-up
Category 2 of 7 · Booking & Scheduling
How do clients book with you?
Do you have a way for clients to book online without calling you?
Do you send automated appointment reminders via SMS or email?
Do you follow up with clients after their first visit?
3 of 8 answered
app.spryng.au · Dashboard
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Good
New client enquiry
Booking & scheduling
Google & online
Referral relationships
Existing clients
Internal systems
Tech & automation
▸ Your action plan
Add an online booking link to your Google Business profile
Marketing & growth ⏱ 15 min HIGH impact
Set up automated SMS reminders for appointments
Client experience ⏱ 1 hr HIGH impact
Plan to done

A plan is only useful if you actually get it done.

You get a ranked list of what to fix first. Then, on any item you want help with, Spryng AI writes the steps out for you, built around the tools you already run on.

1 Your ranked plan
Priority 1 · Google reviews & local visibility
Set up an automatic post-appointment review request from Cliniko
⏱ 1 hr HIGH impact 🤖 AI guide →
Complete the Google Business Profile: services, photos, hours, description
⏱ 15 min HIGH impact
Add nearby suburb names to the website's service pages
⏱ 1 hr MEDIUM impact 🤖 AI guide →
2 Spryng AI shows you how
Spryng AI
Set up automatic review requests · Cliniko
Step 1: Turn on the post-appointment message
In Cliniko, go to Settings, then Communications. Enable the after-appointment email and set it to send 2 hours after a final appointment, so the visit is still fresh.
Step 2: Write the request
Keep it short and human. Ask once, make the link impossible to miss.
💬 Example prompt, copy and paste
"Write a warm 40-word SMS for a physio clinic asking a patient to leave a Google review after their last appointment. No jargon, no pressure, and leave a placeholder for the review link."
Step 3: Drop in your review link
Copy the short link from your Google Business Profile under "Ask for reviews", paste it into the template, and send yourself a test.

Every step is written for your business, your sector and the software you already pay for. No generic checklists.

What we look at

Seven areas we'll explore together.

We look at the whole business, not just the obvious bits. Each area links to the others, so fixing one thing often unlocks progress somewhere else.

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New client enquiries

How new clients find you, reach out, and whether they hear back fast enough to convert.

Booking & scheduling

Whether your calendar runs on autopilot, reminders, waitlists, and whether no-shows are handled without manual effort.

Google & online presence

How easy you are to find, how credible you look, and whether your website turns visitors into bookings.

Referral relationships

Whether the right people including GPs, specialists, community services know you exist and send clients your way.

Existing & past clients

Whether you're keeping the clients you've already won and following up on recalls, check-ins, and referrals from happy clients.

Internal systems

Whether the business runs on documented processes or relies on key people holding it all in their heads.

Technology & automation

Whether your tools are doing the heavy lifting or just adding complexity without saving time.

What's new

What's changing for Australian small business right now.

We've joined the Manly Business Chamber

Spryng is now a member of the Manly Business Chamber, which means we are in the room with the people we build for: owners running clinics, studios, venues and trades on the northern beaches. Support, connect, prosper is close enough to our own brief that joining was easy.

Source:

Manly Business Chamber →

Small business is running on owner time

COSBOA's October 2026 report found 42.9% of owners are working more hours than a year ago, and 45.1% expect to keep the business at roughly its current size. Only 25.8% could absorb 20% more demand with the people and systems they already have. AI is helping, and around 45% of owners now use it. But the time it hands back is one to two hours in a typical week, and that goes into running the business rather than growing it.

Source: COSBOA, State of Small Business 2026

Most owners don't call themselves entrepreneurs

The NSW Small Business Commission found 64% of owners describe themselves first as a small business owner, and only one in five picks entrepreneur. Another 29% say self-employed professional. They identify by the craft, which is fair enough, because 63% of NSW small businesses have no employees at all. The business side is a second job nobody applied for, and it still has to get done.

Source: NSW Small Business Commission, 2026

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