Revenue Survival Agent

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Rank revenue opportunities with a practical score and turn the strongest option into a first-sales experiment.

Revenue Survival Agent is an interactive Portuguese-language dashboard for founders or solo operators at the idea stage. It starts from an explicit zero-revenue state and focuses attention on fast cash flow rather than premature spending. Users can score an opportunity across demand, margin, sales speed, scale, automation, purchase probability, cost, and risk; compare ten prepared business ideas; inspect the strengths and cautions of a selected option; edit its factors; add another opportunity; and follow a structured five-step validation plan. The dashboard clearly labels all displayed revenue, lead, and customer metrics as unrealized rather than fabricated results.

Highlights

ROS calculator

Eight-factor scoring

Ranked ideas

Ten compared options

Test planning

Five actionable steps

Honest zero state

No invented results

How to Use

Review the zero-state dashboard
Start with the balance, revenue, cost, lead, proposal, and customer cards. The capital allocation panel explains why the current idea-stage state assigns effort to experiments and emphasizes time rather than monetary spending.
Calculate a ROS score
Adjust the eight sliders for demand, margin, sales speed, scale, automation, purchase probability, cost, and risk. The calculator updates the score using positive commercial factors minus cost and risk, allowing quick comparison on a range from minus 20 to 60.
Compare and select an opportunity
Review the ranked table of ten prepared opportunities, including their type, ROS score, cost, expected selling speed, possible first-sale window, and estimated margin. Select a row to see its strongest factors, cautions, and suggested outreach test.
Edit or add an idea
Use the opportunity manager to revise the eight scoring factors for the selected item, restore defaults if needed, or open the addition form to describe a new opportunity, choose its type, estimate margin and timing, and assign initial scores.
Run the first test
Open the test-plan tab and define a measurable hypothesis, cap the time and money committed, set success and failure criteria, record outreach responses, and decide whether to continue, adapt, or abandon the offer based on observed demand.