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At risk

Three lists the owner should not have to build by hand: clients drifting away, clients using far more than they pay for, and clients slow to pay. Each one is caught while there is still time to act.

HubSpotQuickBooksGoogle SheetsSynced daily · as of 1 Oct 2026
Retainers at risk
$537K
A year, across 8 clients
Renewing within 90 days
2
Of the 8. A call now can still change the outcome
Unpaid extra hours
$87K
A year, given away to 5 clients over scope
Overdue
$51K
4 clients past 45 days

Clients using far less than they pay for

A client who stops using a retainer does not renew it. Soonest renewal first.

ClientRetainerHours used of paidLast 3 monthsRenewsA year
Keystone Remodeling
Construction and trades · client since 2025
$7,000
30 of 45 h
−29%This monthOct$84,000
Peak Supplements
Retail and e-commerce · client since 2025
$8,000
21 of 51 h
−22%In 2 monthsDec$96,000
Magnolia Event Hall
Hospitality · client since 2018
$2,250
6 of 14 h
−25%In 4 monthsFeb$27,000
Willow Creek Venue
Hospitality · client since 2024
$5,250
14 of 34 h
−26%In 4 monthsFeb$63,000
Summit Physical Therapy
Healthcare · client since 2025
$3,250
14 of 21 h
−30%In 5 monthsMar$39,000
Tidewater Pools
Construction and trades · client since 2022
$8,500
41 of 54 h
−29%In 5 monthsMar$102,000
Sterling Ridge Realty
Professional services · client since 2017
$5,000
21 of 32 h
−28%In 7 monthsMay$60,000
Blue Ridge Electric
Construction and trades · client since 2020
$5,500
27 of 35 h
−31%In 10 monthsAug$66,000

Two retainer clients left in July. Both had been using well under their hours for months, and nothing flagged it, because the hours lived in one tool and the invoices in another. This page joins them.