Decision matrix
Describe the choice you are stuck on. Get a clear recommendation and what would change it.
Nothing sends until you start, and you can change anything afterwards.
What you get
- Text in the chat Copy it wherever you need it. Keep chatting to adjust the tone, length, or wording.
Templates
Decision matrix for choosing a vendor
- A table of cost for 40 people: $5,760, $8,640 and $7,200 a year
- A provisional pick of Gusto as the lowest cost
- Ease of use left unrated, with a demo named as the deciding check
Comparing two job offers
- A table of your priorities against each offer, with the edge for each
- A recommendation of Offer A, because it best fits time with your kids
- What would change the answer: a clearly stronger growth path at Offer B
Picking a city to move to
- Scores out of 5, weighted across housing, the outdoors and visits to Ohio
- Weighted totals of 2.6, 3.7 and 4.1, with Minneapolis first
- A note that scores are judgments, and that frequent visits home could favor Raleigh
How it works
- Describe the options, the numbers you have, and what matters most to you.
- askROI names the factors that decide it, compares the options on them, and commits to a recommendation with reasons.
- Read it in the chat, then keep chatting to change an assumption, add an option, or push on the weakest part of the reasoning.
What people use it for
- Career moves weigh an offer against staying put on money, time, and what each opens up next.
- Purchases and leases decide buy versus lease or new versus used with your real numbers.
- Small business calls hire versus outsource, one supplier versus another, expand now or later.
- Personal choices pick between two places to live, two schools, or two ways to spend a budget.
Questions
Is the AI decision maker free?
Yes. You can work through decisions on the free plan. Paid plans raise the usage limits and include more credits for Premium mode.
Will it actually pick one?
Yes. Every answer ends with one recommendation and the reasoning behind it. If the options are genuinely close, it says so, still picks, and names the fact that would tip it the other way.
Does it use my numbers?
Yes. Salaries, prices, distances, and hours you give are what the comparison runs on. Where a number is missing and matters, askROI says which one and marks the assumption it makes instead of inventing a figure.
What if I have more than two options?
Describe them all. askROI compares every option on the same factors, picks one, and names the runner-up so you can see how close it was.
Is this financial or legal advice?
No. It is a structured way to think through a choice with your own facts. For decisions with legal, tax, or medical consequences, use it to prepare the questions you take to a professional.