Range Planning
I map your range and plan the testing.
£600 up to 4 products
- 5 to 8 products: £1,200
- 9 to 12 products: £1,800
- 13 to 20 products: £3,000
- More than 20 products: priced as a project
Range Planning
Products, reports and certificates stop lining up once a range has grown. I connect each product to the evidence that actually supports it, identify where existing results or shared testing can cover more than one product, and hand you a plan for what to test next, in what order, and what it will cost.
How it runs
Send what you have, however it is filed. Tell me which markets each product sells into.
Your documentation, certificates and test reports, in one set.
Each product matched to the evidence behind it. Where it is unclear, I ask you.
Where one report covers more than one product, and where testing can be shared.
What to test, in what order, what it costs, and when to renew.
What you get
Written so whoever runs the range next can pick it up.
Every product linked to the reports and certificates behind it.
Each question, who answers it, and what waits on the answer.
What to test, which products it covers, what it costs or the quote still to get, and when to renew.
Fees
Set by the number of products in scope, and agreed before I start. Add products later and the project moves into the right band.
I map your range and plan the testing.
£600 up to 4 products
All fees exclude VAT. Colourways and sizes under one certificate count once. The testing the plan recommends is priced separately.
FAQ
Anything else, ask me on the call.
Yes. A range on sale today, a collection on its way, or both. For a collection, I check what changed on each product.
No. I tell you what your evidence covers and plan from there. Whether a certification body accepts it is the body's decision.
Testing is separate. I can coordinate it, or you take the plan to your own test house.
The Advisory Retainer watches your renewal dates each month. Or book a new review when you need one.
Not on its own. I map your evidence and plan the testing. It is not a legal opinion or a guarantee of market access.