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.

Who runs it
Free. No account.

We store the URL, these numbers and the detected signals under an unlisted link. Price and target are never shown outside your own report. Delete it from the report footer any time.

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
  1. ARITH okSTRUCT okCAP ok
    no 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.