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Become a Decision Hero!

Decision making can be an easy and empowering experience — and we think it should be.

Here at DecisionHero.com, the goal and decision are always yours — we just make the process consistent, fast, and smart.

Decisions are calculated using a verified mathematical model used in high-stakes environments like governments and enterprises — now in your hands.

Explore Public Goals

Short Version

Create a goal, enter your options and decision criteria, answer a few simple prompts, and get a complete report based on your judgment.

Set a Goal

Example: "Choose the best CRM for my sales team." Goals can be public or custom.

Define Options

Add your CRM choices — like HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, or others.

Set Decision Criteria

Choose what matters: ease of use, integrations, pricing, support, etc.

Make Comparisons

Compare each option by each criteria. We’ll ask you simple, clear questions.

Rank Criteria

Tell us what matters most to you — is price more important than automation?

Get Decision Report

Your decision is calculated and shown in a complete report with full transparency.

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Use Public Goals as Embeddable Tools

Public goals are decision templates you can embed in your site as smart forms — helping your clients choose the best option based on their unique needs. They work like mini wizards — powered by your expertise.

Browse Public Goals

Need the Full Walkthrough?

This section goes deeper into the full process behind DecisionHero.com — with screenshots, examples, and a breakdown of how the decision engine works.

Start by setting your goal. This could be a decision you or your client needs to make — like "Which marketing strategy should we prioritize?" or "Which vendor offers the most ROI?"

You can either create your own goal or choose from public goals.

Example: "Choose a CRM for our sales team."

You'll be asked to enter a name and optional description.

Set Goal Screenshot

Options represent the choices available. In the CRM example, these might be HubSpot, Zoho, and Pipedrive.

You can include optional metadata like price, duration, vendor info, etc.

Add Option Screenshot

Criteria are the dimensions you’ll compare options on — cost, onboarding time, UX, integrations, etc.

Define Criteria Screenshot

Measurable Criteria

Some criteria like price or setup time are measurable. These don’t require subjective input — you’ll just input a number.

Note: We recommend using price as an option attribute (not a criteria) so the engine can calculate benefit/cost ratios.

The system will ask you to compare options for each criteria. For example: "Which CRM has better integrations — HubSpot or Zoho?"

These comparisons can be made via sliders, graphic interfaces, or simple surveys. Measurable criteria are filled out directly.

Compare Options Screenshot

Next, you’ll tell the system which criteria matter more. This helps the engine weight your preferences when calculating the result.

Rank Criteria Screenshot

After input is complete, the system presents a detailed report with weighted scores, rankings, and benefit/cost ratios if available.

The output isn’t just a top pick — it’s a transparent breakdown that shows how each choice compares across all factors.

Final Report Screenshot

How many comparisons will I need to make?

Number of Options × (Options - 1) / 2 × Criteria


Comparisons Calculator
Here you can calculate how many calculations do you need to reach a decision, based on how many criteria/options you have.