Decision engine for every kind of decision-maker in Asia
The essentials in 30 seconds
- One decision engine serves every decision-maker in Asia, because the same equation scores a personal, corporate, or institutional case.
- EQOS Asia groups its offers into four profiles: private, business, enterprise, and partners.
- Eight guides cover SMEs, founders, family groups, private wealth, advisors, consultants, private equity, and institutions.
- Each profile starts with a free 30-minute video pre-diagnostic (EQOS Asia contact page, as of October 2026).
- The grid spans 8 tiers, from a US$358 Reading to a Mission from US$100K (EQOS Asia pricing grid, as of October 2026).
Decision-makers in Asia face different stakes, yet each one needs a clear answer before committing capital, time, or a family’s future. The EQOS Asia decision engine gives every profile its own entry point on one shared equation. This guide maps the profiles, the offers behind them, and the first step to take.
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Compare the EQOS Asia offers and request a 30-minute pre-diagnostic.
Why does one decision engine fit very different decision-makers?
The EQOS Asia method audits a system on 9 structural dimensions and returns a φ(S) score between 0 and 1, with a STOP zone below 0.618 (EQOS Asia method page, as of October 2026). The meaning of each dimension adapts to the profile: life dimensions for a person, operational dimensions for a company, and the structure of the calculation stays identical everywhere.
That shared structure explains the shared price list. A founder, a family group, and an advisory firm all read the same grid, so each can start from a page written for their profile. The table summarises the four entry points, the sales page behind each one, and the rung where a first order usually begins (EQOS Asia profile pages, as of October 2026).
How do SMEs and founders use a decision engine?
Business owners meet the engine through the business profile: founders, SMEs, mid-caps, and non-profits across Asia-Pacific (EQOS Asia business profile, as of October 2026). Typical questions include which ASEAN market to enter first, how to structure a fundraising round, and whether a regional hire fits the team. The guide on decisions to score first ranks those choices for an SME.
Early-stage teams face a sharper question: scale the current model or pivot. The page for founders explains how nine dimensions separate a strong signal from a hopeful one. Both guides connect to the business offers, where the US$910 Decision is the entry point for founders and independents, and the Strategic Diagnostic at US$4,586 suits mid-caps.
What can a decision engine do for family groups and private wealth?
Family groups and conglomerates decide across several jurisdictions, currencies, and generations. Typical cases include succession, wealth transfer, and portfolio steering (EQOS Asia private profile, as of October 2026). A dedicated guide covers family groups and regional conglomerates, with a view on governance between generations and on the exposure of each entity.
Individuals reach the same engine through the private profile: a property purchase, an expatriation, a career change, or a school choice, each scored on 9 life dimensions. The guide on private wealth, founders and expatriates details those cases, and the offers for individuals start with a Reading at US$358 or a Study at US$1,369 (EQOS Asia private profile, as of October 2026).
How do advisors and consultants add a decision engine to their practice?
Advisors reach EQOS Asia through a program built for consulting firms, wealth advisers, family offices, accountants, private banks, and M&A advisers. The program has three tiers: internal use, co-brand resale, and a standalone licence (EQOS Asia partner program, as of October 2026). The guide for advisors, family offices and private banks describes the fit in each case.
Consultants gain a different benefit: a calculation placed beside the recommendation, so a client can follow the reasoning step by step. The consultants guide shows how a verifiable score supports a mandate in regional expansion or China+1 sourcing, and the partners page explains the setup, with a one-time fee of US$2-5K (EQOS Asia partner program, as of October 2026).
How do private equity and public institutions use a decision engine?
Private equity teams screen many assets under time pressure. The enterprise profile lists portfolio valuation with 36-month value creation levers as a typical case, priced as a Strategic Diagnostic at US$4,586 per asset (EQOS Asia enterprise profile, as of October 2026). Read the guide on screening deals faster for the method behind this step.
Ministries, agencies, and investment bodies form the second group. The enterprise offers include state and ministry missions from US$100K, with data hosted in Singapore close to teams across UTC+8 (EQOS Asia enterprise profile, as of October 2026). The institutions guide explains how a deterministic score gives a board paper a reproducible basis.
Which decision engine offer fits each profile?
The grid reads as a ladder. A Reading at US$358 answers one question, a Decision at US$910 models a structural choice, a Study at US$1,369 activates all three pillars, and a Strategic Diagnostic at US$4,586 prepares a board (EQOS Asia pricing grid, as of October 2026). Sentinel adds monthly re-measurement after any of them, from US$1,100 per month on a 6-month minimum.
Each profile enters the ladder at its own rung, as the first table shows. The pricing page lists all 8 tiers in one US$ price list, and each market has its own price level, so a Reading runs from US$136 in India to US$420 in Hong Kong (EQOS Asia pricing grid, as of October 2026).
How does a decision-maker start with the decision engine?
Start with a profile guide, then with one decision written as a single question. The contact form offers a free 30-minute pre-diagnostic by video, scheduled in Singapore time (SGT, UTC+8), with a reply within 24 hours on business days (EQOS Asia contact page, as of October 2026).
Exchanges run under a systematic NDA, and stopping after the call remains an option. The Λ simulator gives a public demo on 9 dimensions, so a first feel for the score arrives before any order (EQOS Asia simulator page, as of October 2026). A clear question, a named owner, and the main facts are enough to begin, and the profile guides help prepare each of them.
Frequently asked questions
Which profile guide should I read first?
Start with the guide that matches who decides. Individuals and families read the private guides, company owners read the business guides, groups and public bodies read the enterprise guides, and advisors read the partner guides. Each guide points to the sales page that lists the matching offers and prices.
Does the price differ by profile?
The grid is one US$ price list for all profiles: a Reading costs US$358 for an individual and for a large group alike. Prices are shown for Singapore, and each market has its own level, for example a Reading runs from US$136 in India to US$420 in Hong Kong (EQOS Asia pricing grid, as of October 2026).
How does a first conversation work?
A free 30-minute pre-diagnostic by video, in Singapore time, qualifies the need and identifies the right format. A reply arrives within 24 hours on business days, under a systematic NDA, and stopping after the call remains an option (EQOS Asia contact page, as of October 2026).
Is the score computed by generative AI?
Scores and numerical verdicts come from the deterministic Codex Universalis core, and a generative model never produces them. Research and drafting of studies are AI-assisted under human review, and the method page states this distinction openly (EQOS Asia method page, as of October 2026).
Test your knowledge
1. How many structural dimensions does the EQOS Asia audit measure?
- 7
- 9
- 12
Show the answer
9.
2. Which tier at US$1,369 activates all three pillars?
- Reading
- Decision
- Study
Show the answer
Study.
3. Which offers include state and ministry missions from US$100K?
- Private
- Enterprise
- Business
Show the answer
Enterprise.
4. What is the entry point for founders and independents?
- Decision at US$910
- Mapping at US$22,976
- Mission from US$100K
Show the answer
Decision at US$910.
5. Where is the data hosted for enterprise missions?
- Singapore
- Tokyo
- Dubai
Show the answer
Singapore.
About the author
Stéphane Jambu
President, EQOS Forecast Asia
Stéphane Jambu leads EQOS Forecast Asia and works as a consultant in e-commerce, search visibility, and AI. LinkedIn profile
Sources: EQOS Asia method page (eqos-asia.com/method.html), pricing page (eqos-asia.com/pricing.html), business page (eqos-asia.com/business.html), enterprise page (eqos-asia.com/enterprise.html), private page (eqos-asia.com/private.html), partners page (eqos-asia.com/partners.html), contact page (eqos-asia.com/contact.html) and simulator page (eqos-asia.com/simulator.html), consulted on 21 October 2026. Page updated on 21 October 2026.