Vayna vs. hiring

A 30-day, founder-led service is not a substitute for a team member. It is a bounded way to recover stalled follow-up, and to learn what an ongoing role would need to do.

Hiring a follow-up role compared with the 30-Day Revenue Recovery Pilot
Compared onHiring someoneVayna's 30-Day Pilot
TermOngoing, with no fixed end.30 days, then a decision at the final report.
Time to startRecruiting, hiring and training come first.If Vayna does not begin working your missed and stale leads within 3 business days after receiving payment and the required access, Vayna refunds the fee.
Cost shapeOngoing pay and the cost of onboarding. It depends on the role, your area and the hours.$2,500 one time. A fixed price for a fixed scope.
Your timeManagement, training and day-to-day supervision.Approving the rules and messages, naming one approver, and reading the reports.
Best atJudgment, relationships, accountability and work that grows with the business.A concentrated push on the follow-up already stalled, with a written record of what happened.
LimitsCapacity is fixed by one person's hours, and a vacancy leaves a gap.One location, one workflow, 30 days. Not an ongoing team member and no revenue guarantee.

Assumptions: the hiring column describes a part-time or full-time follow-up or office role. Pay varies by area, so no figure is given here. Compare against what you would actually pay.

Not a replacement for people

The pilot does not replace anyone. It suits a business that has stalled follow-up now and has not decided whether a hire makes sense. The final report shows what was found and what happened, which is useful evidence either way.