Find out what is actually holding your growth back, in one week.
PX17 is Prescient’s 17-point teardown of your acquisition chain. Built for brands putting €5k or more a month into ads who can no longer say which part of it is earning its keep.
Galerie Perrotin on working with us. Two minutes, their words, not ours.
Thirty minutes, one-to-one with a founder. If PX17 is not right for you, we will say so on that call.

“Prescient brought structure to something we’d been doing instinctively. Every week we know what’s working and why, and the budget follows it.”

“Prescient provided us with the right methodology and technical foundations to scale.”

“We finally cracked it. After two unsuccessful tests, we finally hit our target CPL on Google Ads.”
Why it is worth doing
It is a week, not a quarter
Most teams discover a broken acquisition chain by watching a quarter go sideways. Seventeen points, one week, and you know instead of suspect.
It reconciles with your P&L
Not platform numbers, not a dashboard screenshot. Numbers that agree with what finance sees, which is the only version that settles an argument.
Run by a senior operator
The person doing the teardown has done this across 70+ advertisers. No juniors, no account manager relaying findings they do not understand.
You keep everything
The findings, the priorities, the reasoning. Whether you work with us afterwards or not, the document is yours.
The launch price is real, and it ends
PX17 is 490 € instead of 990 € for the first seven days. There is no rolling countdown here: when the date passes, the page says 990 € and means it.
What you actually get
The 17 points
Tracking and measurement, the unit economics, channel by channel, the creative, the landing path, the CRM and retention loop. Each one scored, with what it costs you today in euros.
A priority list
Ranked by what the fix is worth against what it takes, so you can start Monday rather than commission another study.
A working session
We walk you and your team through it, answer the hard questions, and leave you the recording.
Who it is not for
Under roughly €5k a month in media, or if you want someone to validate a decision you have already taken. We will tell you on the first call rather than take the money.
Launch price until 25 September, then 990 €.
Deducted from what you pay next, so if you continue with us it costs nothing on top.
The fee is deducted from the engagement if you go on to work with us. If we find nothing worth acting on, you keep the teardown and we will say that plainly.
Why seventeen points, and why a week
Most acquisition problems are not where people look for them. A team will spend a quarter rewriting ad copy when the measurement underneath has been wrong since the last site migration, or rebuild a landing page when the real leak is a retention loop nobody owns.
We kept meeting the same pattern at Google, and then again at every first call since starting Prescient. The numbers had plateaued, everyone had a theory, and nobody could point to the part of the chain that was actually costing money. The theories were usually sincere. They were also usually wrong, because the chain is long and the evidence sits in six different tools that disagree with each other.
So we wrote down the seventeen places where acquisition reliably breaks. Not a framework invented for a sales deck: the actual list we work through across 70+ advertisers, in the order that matters, starting with measurement because everything downstream is a guess until that is solid.
A week is deliberate. Long enough to pull the real data, reconcile it with your P&L and test the assumptions. Short enough that you act on it while it is still true. Diagnostics that take a month tell you about a business that has already moved on.
You get the findings whether or not you hire us. That is not generosity, it is confidence: if the teardown is good, the next conversation takes care of itself. And if we look at your chain and find it in good shape, we will tell you that too, which is a cheaper outcome for you than most agencies would admit exists.