DistroFit tools · Channel report
Stop guessing your distribution.
Your price and target decide two of the three gates on the spot. Reading your site decides the third.
Three gates
- Arithmetic
- Can you afford it? Your price sets a ceiling on what you can spend to win a customer.
- Structure
- Does your site emit what the channel needs? A blog, an API, public pages.
- Capacity
- Can the people you have run it? Some channels are a full-time job.
Fail arithmetic or capacity and the channel is closed. Fail only structure and it would open with one product change.
Example
£9 a month, £100,000 a year, no blog, no API.
Customers needed926£100,000 ÷ £108 a year
Monthly treadmill46to replace 5% churn
CAC ceiling£54£9 × 6-month payback
- ARITH okSTRUCT okCAP okno prerequisite, you build the surfaceBest return on engineering time in this list for a developer. Converts the hours you have into the distribution you do not.
- ARITH okSTRUCT xCAP ok/blog not detected, /docs not detected, no RSSNo publishing surface exists yet. This is the cheapest gate on the list to open.
- ARITH xSTRUCT okCAP ok£54 ceiling at 6mo payback vs £80 assumed floorClosed against an assumed cost floor, not a published benchmark.
Every row cites the signal that decided it. The £80 floor is an assumption, not a benchmark.
No traffic estimates. Reports are private and deletable. What it measures and what it does not.