Vendor Renewal Decision.
One vendor, six honest scores, one verdict. Enter the annual cost and rate the vendor on value, usage depth, tool overlap, switching difficulty, alternative quality, and your negotiation leverage. Get back renew · renegotiate · reduce · replace · migrate · kill with an annual dollar-impact range. Math on the page. Nothing leaves your browser. Pair with the Risk Register for what to track post-decision.
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Why this verdict
The math, openly
Keep score = (value × 2) + (usage × 1.5) − (overlap × 1.5). Range: −15 (low value, low usage, fully overlapped) to +35 (max value + usage, zero overlap).
Action band = leverage + alternatives. Range 0 to 20. Tells you whether you have the standing to push for terms.
Verdict bands:
| Keep score | Then | Verdict | Estimated annual impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| ≥ 22 | action ≥ 14 | Renegotiate — push for 15–25% off + better terms | 15–25% of annual cost |
| ≥ 22 | action < 14 | Renew — clean continuation | $0 |
| 10–21 | any | Reduce — cut tier, seats, or scope | 20–40% of annual cost |
| < 10 | switching ≥ 7 | Migrate plan — multi-quarter exit, can't kill cold | 50% over 2–4 quarters (net of migration cost) |
| < 10 | alternatives ≥ 6 | Replace — swap to alternative | 30–60% gross, net of ~20% one-time migration |
| < 10 | else | Kill — cancel, redistribute work | 100% of annual cost |
Ranges are decision-support, not negotiation projections. Your actual negotiated discount depends on contract timing, competitive context, vendor's quarter, and your account manager's incentive structure — none of which the rubric sees.