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As described:StopNarrowed:NarrowNo as described. Go small, as COR/SECOR audit evidence for Alberta employers, sold through consultants.
construction & employers · ~US$125 per account per month · last reviewed (next review by 29 Dec 2026) · 19 cited sources
Year-round COR/SECOR safety-audit evidence for Alberta construction employers (3–100 workers), sold through the safety consultants who run their programs: records filed against audit elements, monthly gap reports, and an evidence pack for the auditor
Odds of reaching each MRR level by month 24
| MRR by month 24 | ~15 hrs/week | Full-time |
|---|---|---|
| $1k | Reaching $1k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: ≈ 45 in 100 (45%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $1k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 60 in 100 (60%, judgment estimate). |
| $3k | Reaching $3k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: ≈ 28 in 100 (28%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $3k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 42 in 100 (42%, judgment estimate). |
| $5k | Reaching $5k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: ≈ 18 in 100 (18%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $5k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 30 in 100 (30%, judgment estimate). |
| $10k | Reaching $10k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: ≈ 8 in 100 (8%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $10k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 16 in 100 (16%, judgment estimate). |
| $20k | Reaching $20k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: ≈ 3 in 100 (3%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $20k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 7 in 100 (7%, judgment estimate). |
| $50k | Reaching $50k MRR by month 24 at about 15 hours a week: < 1 in 100 (<1%, judgment estimate). | Reaching $50k MRR by month 24 at full-time: ≈ 1.5 in 100 (1.5%, judgment estimate). |
For context: across 10,150 products listing verified revenue on TrustMRR, the median makes about $30 a month and about 5% make more than $8k (analysis, Sept 2026). The odds above assume the founder conditions below are met and the narrowed version is built, so they sit well above that all-comers rate. Why.
How many months at the plan’s pace
At $125/month per customer and 1.5% monthly churn, adding the customers the plan needs for its month-24 checkpoint. Change any of it in the what-if model.
| MRR | ~15 hrs/week | Full-time |
|---|---|---|
| $1k | 5 mo | 3 mo |
| $3k | 14 mo | 7 mo |
| $5k | 24 mo | 12 mo |
| $10k | 5 yr 1 mo | 2 yr 1 mo |
| $20k | not reached | 5 yr 4 mo |
| $50k | not reached | not reached |
This works only if you…
1. Alberta safety access. This is the moat and the main risk(missing it: odds × 0.5)
You, a co-founder or a paid advisor must be a certified COR auditor or an Alberta safety consultant, able to put 10 consultants or employers on the phone within 30 days. The audit tool, the certifying partners and the consultants are a small, relationship-driven world. Without this, multiply every recommended figure by ~0.5.
2. Sell in this audit season, before building(missing it: odds × 0.7)
The 2026 cycle is live now: ACSA's published data-collection cut-off is 31 Dec 2026 and final audit submission is 21 Jan 2027 (research/10). Get 5 employers paying for an "audit evidence sprint" by 30 Oct 2026, and 2 consultants on a pilot.
3. Mountain Time hours(missing it: odds × 0.7)
At least 5 of your weekly hours must be live calls with Alberta customers during their working day (7am–5pm MT), plus doing the first 15 onboardings yourself.
4. Hours per week available(missing it: odds × 0.7)
, stated honestly up front. The two columns above are different plans, not one plan run faster.
Evidence ledger
13 research findings: 7 sourced, 4 inferred, 2 unproven, 0 not rated. Tags come from the analyst's own confidence label; how tags work.
- F1. The exit evidence is GoCanvas, not SiteDocs aloneSourced
- F2. SiteDocs is a mid-size Canadian company, born in COR countryUnproven
- F3. Who must file with OSHA's ITA, and whenSourced
- F4. Third parties may file, and the data is publicSourced
- F5. ITA volume: about 370,000 summaries a yearSourced
- F6. The detailed filing rule has flipped with administrations beforeInferred
- F7. The OSHA recordkeeping niche is already crowded with small toolsInferred
- F8. Incumbent pricing: free tiers are everywhereSourced
Sources
19 cited sources
- Nemetschek press release, June 2024 (nemetschek.com)
- Latka: SiteDocs (getlatka.com)
- OSHA Injury Tracking Application (osha.gov)
- OSHA ITA FAQ (osha.gov)
- OSHA news release, 17 Apr 2025 (osha.gov)
- Ogletree, Jan 2018 (ogletree.com)
- Reed Smith on the July 2025 proposals (reedsmith.com)
- Form 300 Logbook (form300logbook.com)
- FileFlo comparison (getfileflo.com)
- BasinCheck (basincheck.com)
- Safesite pricing (safesitehq.com)
- Mitti pricing (mitti.com)
- SiteDocs pricing (sitedocs.com)
- ACSA: COR & SECOR (youracsa.ca)
- ACSA, 21 Aug 2026 (youracsa.ca)
- WCB-Alberta PIR (wcb.ab.ca)
- Primera Consulting, Aug 2025 (primeraconsulting.ca)
- Safety Evolution, Mar 2026 (safetyevolution.com)
- IHMM (ihmm.org)