The diagnostic

How comparable is your portfolio?

Twelve measures of how go-to-market is run across a portfolio: standardization, comparability, and value-creation readiness. Eight questions, adapted to your answers, in three minutes. The result names your binding constraint and what ten points of readiness is worth. It is computed in your browser; nothing is transmitted.

An example reading

A composite $1B mid-market fund with 8 holdings, built from published benchmarks rather than a client.

Binding constraint

Comparability. Holdings are not measured the same way, so they cannot be ranked. Everything downstream — where operating time goes, what the playbook fixes, what an LP is shown — is being decided without a comparable base.

Baseline

52 of 100

What ten points is worth

$150M to $300MThe Humus & Shore model, not a market benchmark: it assumes a 10-point GTM execution gap at a $1B mid-market fund with 8 holdings maps to $150M–$300M of exit value. Scaled by fund size only. A ceiling, not a forecast — and an assumption to test, not a published finding.