Type figures off statements you already have. In ten minutes, the Marginr engine benchmarks your practice against sourced reference bands — anonymously, no account, never patient data — and hands you a report most consultants invoice thousands for.
Type figures off statements you already have. In ten minutes, the Marginr engine hands you a report most consultants invoice thousands for.
Free — no account No identity or patient data requested Never patient data
What ten minutes buys you
The free check isn't a teaser or a trial. It's the full computation — the same engine that powers the Full Margin Audit, pointed at your numbers.
Why free? The check runs on the same engine that powers the Full Margin Audit. If you ever want the numbers read by hand, you'll know where to find us.
How the walk works
A merchant statement, one month of bank statements, three comparable crown invoices, last year's P&L. Missing one? Fine.
Ten checks, one per screen. Each names the exact line to copy — the engine does the rest.
Bands, flags and leak dollars build figure by figure — every one traceable to a number you typed.
Your leak profile and the three fastest calls, written up for your office manager. Act on it today.
The engine
Paul-Matthieu Castro
The person behind the engine
Paul-Matthieu ran his own marketing agency for three years — reading P&Ls, chasing cost leaks, defending margins — before joining Raiffeisen Bank International's corporate & investment bank in Vienna, where he worked on financing mandates exceeding €500M. Now completing a Master's in Management and Finance at emlyon, he built Marginr so independent dental groups can read their numbers the way a bank would. Every band is sourced — and the final read is done by hand.
emlyon business schoolMaster's in Management and Finance
Raiffeisen Bank InternationalCorporate & investment banking
AdVanguardFounder & CEO, 2022–2025
The ten checks
The questions have been public since we published the self-audit. What you get is the computation, the sourced bands, and the write-up.
Everyone manages production. Fewer owners can say what share of collections the practice spends to run itself.
Almost nobody reads the effective rate — only the headline rate they signed years ago.
Three comparable crown invoices, three different prices. The spread is the story.
Supply spend creeps a point a year when nobody is watching the share of collections.
Subscriptions accumulate. Most groups pay for tools nobody opens anymore.
The line items on the bank statement nobody can name out loud.
Work done is not cash in. The gap between the two is pure leak.
Cash earned months ago, still sitting uncollected — and costing you to wait on.
The largest single line of overhead, and the least often benchmarked.
What the practice pays to carry its leases and loans, read against its cost of capital.