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# Four-fits card

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B2B Playbook working file. Read [four fits](../playbooks/01-strategy-and-buyers/four-fits.md) first.

One company. Four sentences. Delete teaching notes. Do not paste a \$100M case study as the live card.

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## Market–product

* Segment and job:
* Dated evidence they want it (love / pay / pull):
* What would prove this sentence wrong:

## Product–channel

* Path this product is actually built for:
* Path we wish we had (do not plan from this):
* What we would have to change in the product to use a different path:

## Channel–model

* Year-one pay (ARPU / ACV):
* Fully loaded cost of one success on the real path:
* Danger: hunter motion on a self-serve price, or free loop on a field close (yes / no / how):

## Model–market

* How this market already buys:
* Believable capture × number of buyers × price — does the company we claim still exist?
* Board story we will not tell until this math is honest:

## Change control

* What we want to add (channel, SKU, AI, segment):
* Which of the four sentences it would break:
* Date these four were last re-written:
