Your business has been circling this decision long enough.
Cats know how to make decisions.
They inspect the situation.
They stare at it for a little bit.
Then they either pounce, walk away or knock it off the table.
Business owners are not always so efficient.
They keep weak opportunities alive. They delay pricing changes. They protect offers that stopped working. They hold meetings about meetings while the unresolved decision quietly eats their margin.
Bring 50 Cats the sales decision your business keeps avoiding.
We’ll examine the evidence, challenge the assumptions and help you decide whether to pounce, walk away or knock the whole thing into the litter box.
What has your business cornered?
The Sales Decision Room is for one meaningful decision involving sales, pricing, customers, revenue, margin or capacity.
You do not need to organize everything before bringing it to us.
If everything were neatly organized, color-coded and sitting in the correct spreadsheet, you probably wouldn’t still be circling it.
Tell us what is happening.
We’ll start there.
How it starts
After placing your order, you’ll receive a confirmation email within five minutes.
Reply to that email with the details of what is happening.
50 Cats will review your email and come back with questions.
From there, you can continue through email, phone or video conference.
If the confirmation email does not arrive, check your spam folder.
Even useful emails occasionally fall into the internet’s litter box.
The price is $99
Normally, 15% of 50 Cats revenue supports feeding cats, veterinary visits and other care.
For the Sales Decision Room, we flip it.
85% of your $99 goes toward the cats.
That is $84.15 helping cats—and $14.85 going to 50 Cats.
We negotiated that split for the cats.
These tend to be issues we have already encountered—and solved—thousands of times.
That experience allows us to keep the price at $99 while sending most of it where it can do some immediate good.
Stop circling it.
Bring the decision to 50 Cats.
Enter the Sales Decision Room — $99 and $84.15 is going to the cats anyway.
