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The packet Proof FAQ Sprint — $1,500
Menu engineering sprint

Your menu is a machine.
Ours is the operator's manual.

The full build on top of A2 costing: the popularity × margin matrix for every item, re-costed recipe cards, an optimized price architecture, and a walkthrough that shows exactly what changes on the line and the page. Two weeks, flat.

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Flat $1,500. Includes the A2 costing underneath — no double-buying.
One build. Everything below is included.
Full sprintmatrix + recipe cards + price architecture + walkthrough, 2 weeks$1,500
Add beverage programwine/cocktail/beer matrix in the same build+ $400
If no upside foundwe tell you the menu is already tuned and stop$0
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Consultants charge $2,500–$3,500 for this scope (RestaurantsProfitSystems $3,500/$5,500); the sprint prices the open mid-band.
Exhibit A — the deliverable

A case file,
not a report.

This is a real sprint matrix (anonymized). Every menu item placed by contribution margin and popularity — and every quadrant gets its move, named and priced.

1.Stars fund the room; puzzles starve it — repositioning a puzzle usually outearns adding a new dish.
2.Plow-horses (popular, thin) carry price room — a $0.50 move on a high-volume item outruns a supplier switch.
3.Dogs are not always deleted — some exist to make anchors look cheap. The matrix shows which kind you have.

Every packet contains:

  • The full matrix — every item, both axes
  • Re-costed recipe cards, kitchen-ready
  • Price architecture with anchor logic marked
  • A walkthrough for the line and the floor
Human-verified before it reaches you. Machine math, human judgment.
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SPRINT · 28 ITEMS · 2 WEEKS · MATRIX + CARDS + WALKTHROUGH
STAR — high margin, popularNone
→ move: feature placement, protect specNone
PUZZLE — high margin, slow↳ CAESAR — move to add-on + menu-board swap2.87
PLOW-HORSE — popular, thin—
DOG — low both↳ LOADED NACHOS — rework spec or cut, −$61/mo drag—
ANCHOR LOGIC — burger price held—
MOVES ISSUEDNone
PROJECTED LIFT — 12 MONTHS↳ From the 9 moves, matrix-priced
↳ PER LOCATION↳ 9,240.00
SPRINT TRAIL — DELIVERED
MATRIX — 28 items placed, 9 moves issued
CARDS — 28 re-costed recipe cards, kitchen-ready
WALKTHROUGH — 45-minute recorded walkthrough for line + floor
↑ nine moves across four quadrants — placement, price, spec, one cut
HUMAN-VERIFIED
2 WEEKS
$1,500 FLAT
$0
of projected menu-lift delivered to operators so far — rolls with every sprint (illustrative seed)
0 new logins — builds on A2 data $1,500 flat, including A2 underneath 2 wks fixed calendar, stated up front
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How it works

Three steps. One sprint. Two weeks.

STEP 1

Cost pass first (A2)

The $495–$895 costing audit runs first — the sprint builds on its numbers.

STEP 2

Matrix + architecture

Every item placed and moved: placement, price, spec, cut — human judgment on every quadrant.

STEP 3

Walkthrough, then handoff

45-minute recorded walkthrough; your team applies the moves that week.

$1,500 flat — matrix, cards, architecture, walkthrough. Runs after any A2 costing, no double-buy.

Three questions

What's the difference from A2?
A2 tells you what everything costs and which prices to move. A5 rebuilds the menu as a system: placement, anchors, spec, cuts — with a walkthrough for the team.
Can you run it without A2?
The sprint needs current costs to be honest, so A2 always runs first — its fee comes off the sprint price.
Will we need new printing?
Usually yes — one reprint. The matrix marks which items changed, so most menus are a patch, not a rebuild.
2 wks
from costing to a rebuilt menu system — with the walkthrough your team actually watches
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