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A low Pricing Power score means you're setting prices based on gut feel or competitor copying. Both leave money on the table. The SaaS Pricing Lab runs 3 AI diagnostic skills that validate your pricing against 5 power sources.

It produces an Iceberg Score (how much value is invisible to your buyer), a Language Level assessment (whether you're selling features or outcomes), a Fear Inventory (what's stopping people from paying more), and a Power Source map (which of 5 sources you can use to defend your price). The output is specific: "You can charge $X more if you fix Y."

A low Retention Health score means you're finding out customers left after they've already gone. The Retention Radar builds a 6-dimension customer health scorecard so you can see it coming.

It scores usage depth, engagement frequency, support patterns, billing health, relationship depth, and value realization. The output names the specific customers who are at risk right now — not "users who haven't logged in," but a scored assessment of who's drifting and why. Early enough to intervene.

A low Growth Execution score means you have ideas but no system for testing them. Experiments sit in a backlog. Wins stay in the channel where you found them. The Growth Sprint Collection fixes this with structure.

It's 10 focused 7-day sprints, each targeting a specific growth problem: pricing validation, churn prevention, content strategy, upsell optimization, referral systems, and more. Each sprint has a daily deliverable and success criteria. Pick the sprint that matches your weakest area and finish it in one week. No planning paralysis — just ship.

A low Revenue Realization score means the value you deliver is invisible to buyers. Your offer doesn't communicate outcomes. Customers can't see their ROI. There's no clear upgrade path. The Niche Research Station fixes the positioning problem underneath.

It runs 3 AI research skills that validate your niche, map your competitive landscape, and score your positioning across 5 factors. The output shows the gap between where you're selling and where the money actually is — then gives you the language and positioning to close that gap. When customers can see the value, they pay for it.

Multiple low dimensions mean the revenue engine needs systematic work, not spot fixes. The SaaS Growth Stack bundles all 4 diagnostic tools so you can work through each dimension in sequence:

• SaaS Pricing Lab — validate pricing against 5 power sources, produce an Iceberg Score and Power Source map
• Retention Radar — build a 6-dimension health scorecard, name at-risk customers before they leave
• Growth Sprint Collection — 10 focused 7-day sprints with daily deliverables and success criteria
• Niche Research Station — validate your niche, map competitive landscape, score positioning across 5 factors

Start with your weakest dimension. Work through one tool per week. Retake the quiz when you're done — the before/after score proves the fixes worked.