A revenue operating layer · not an agency
The revenue operating
layer for enterprise B2B SaaS.
$500 · 2 weeks · credited toward retainer
Coverage
4
teams
Deliverable bank
30
types
Engagement minimum
6
months
Methodology
Call-led
01
The structural gap
Revenue leaks from the spaces between teams.
Every revenue org has four functions doing their job. The leak isn't inside any of them. It's in the connective work nobody owns.
Sales
01 / 04
— Improvising mid-call
Every revenue org has four functions doing their job. The leak isn't inside any of them. It's in the connective work nobody owns.
Product
02 / 04
— Knowledge stays insidE
The new module solves the exactpain point three deals are stuck on. That knowledge never reaches thebuyer in deal-ready form. Productships. Revenue waits.
Marketing
03 / 04
— Different mission
Marketing owns brand and demand. They shouldn't be blamed for notbuilding deal-stage material at thespeed pipeline moves. The org needsboth. One team can't do both well.
Customer Support
04 / 04
— Sitting on expansion
Customer support managers hearthe buying signal on QBR calls. Thereis no playbook to convert it. Expansion goes uncaptured until achampion leaves and the accountchurns at renewal.
Nobody owns the connective work. We do.
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How we work
Three motions. One operating layer.
We don't sell hours and we don't sell deliverables. We sell the work of turning real revenue signal into the artifact that moves the deal.
Motion 01
Signal extraction
We listen to the last 30 to 90 days of recorded calls across new business, expansion, and renewal. Patterns, objections, language, missed framing. The discovery is what your reps actually said and what the buyer actually heard.
Motion 02
CRM-led prioritization
We look at the pipeline that exists, not the pipelinethat should. Stages, deal age, segment, ACV, win-rate by stage. The next artifact we build is the oneattached to the largest movable dollar.
Motion 03
Cross-team execution
Sales, customer support, product, and marketing each get the deliverable that lands in their workflow. The artifact is the output. The diagnosis is the product.
Coverage areas · ten categories
01
Deal-stage enablement
Material reps reach for in the room. Built from the objection patterns we hear, not from a generic enablement template.
battle cards
feature comparison matrices
pricing objection handlers
ROI frameworks
02
Segment & vertical positioning
The same product reads differently to a FinTech CFO and a HealthTech ops lead. We write for the buyer in the room.
segment playbooks
vertical positioning docs
vertical pitches
03
Deal-specific intervention
The deal is stuck. Build the artifact for that exact account, that exact stakeholder, that exact stage.
deal briefs
exec memos
re-engagement briefs
POC follow-ups
04
Customer proof
Proof points written for the stage of the deal. Discovery proof reads differently from procurement proof.
case studies
customer proof points
reference matrices
05
Sales-stage decks
A discovery deck, a technical eval deck, and an exec summary deck are three different objects. We build all three.
discovery decks
technical eval decks
exec summary decks
06
Product surface
The pages a buyer lands on after the call. Written for the question theyactually asked, not the SEO term we're chasing.
use-case one-pagers
product landing pages
feature pages
campaign landing pages
07
Rep & team enablement
Not a slide library. A coaching artifact tied to a deal cluster the team islosing on right now.
rep enablement packs
deal coaching briefs
segment coaching briefs
08
Customer support, expansion & renewal
The motion that captures the next dollar from the customer who already said yes. Built for customer support, not for sales.
upsell playbooks
renewal playbooks
platform migration guides
09
Outbound & demand, revenue-attached
Campaign work that names the segment, the pain, the proof, the next deal. Not brand. Not awareness. Pipeline.
demand-gen campaign plans
outbound sequences
10
Authority & buyer education
Thought leadership only when it carries a revenue thesis. Buyer's guides written for the procurement step we know is coming.
revenue-attached thought leadership
buyer's guides
The full deliverable bank · 30 types
Scope is defined by coverage, not deliverable count
01
Battle cards
11
Re-engagement briefs
21
Rep enablement packs
02
Feature comparison matrices
12
POC follow-ups
22
Deal coaching briefs
03
Pricing objection handlers
13
Case studies
23
Segment coaching briefs
04
ROI frameworks
14
Customer proof points
24
Upsell playbooks
05
Segment playbooks
15
Discovery decks
25
Renewal playbooks
06
Vertical positioning docs
16
Technical eval decks
26
Platform migration guides
07
Deal-specific briefs
17
Exec summary decks
27
Demand-gen campaign plans
08
Exec memos
18
Vertical pitches
28
Outbound sequences
09
Procurement Q&A
19
Use-case one-pagers
29
Revenue-attached thought leadership
10
Security & trust briefs
20
Product landing & feature pages
30
Buyer's guides
03
Process
Five steps. From signal to shipped.
No discovery workshops. No persona offsites. We start with what your reps actually said and what your pipeline is actually doing.
01
—
Listen
We ingest 30 to 90 days of recorded calls across new business, expansion, and renewal. Patterns, objections, missed framing, language drift.
Week 1
02
—
Map
We overlay calls onto your CRM. Where the pipeline is stuck, by stage, segment, ACV. The gap map names the leaks in dollar terms.
week 2
03
—
Prioritize
We sequence the work by movable dollar. The first three artifacts target the largest, most reproducible leak. Everything else queues behind it.
End of week 2
04
—
Build
Deliverables ship in the cadence the pipeline requires. Reviewed against the calls that named the gap. Versioned against the deals that provethe fix.
Weeks 3 onward
05
—
Iterate
Calls keep coming. CRM keeps moving. We re-listen monthly. The work adapts to the next leak before it costs you a deal.
Ongoing · monthly re-listen
04
What we need from you
Three hard gates.
Non-negotiable.
If any of these are missing, we can't do the work well and we won't pretend otherwise. We refer companies that aren't ready to implementation partners and pick up whenthey are.
Gate 01
Recorded sales calls
Gong, Fireflies, Chorus, or equivalent. At least 30 days of coverage across new business and renewal motions. No exceptions.
Why
Discovery built from rep interviews is theater. Calls are what the buyer actually heard. We build from the buyer, not the rep'smemory of the buyer.
Gate 02
CRM access with real data
HubSpot or Salesforce with stages, deal age, ACV, segment fields populated. Real data, not aspirational data.
Why
Prioritization without pipeline reality is guessing. We need to see what's moving, what's stuck, and where the dollars are pooling.
Gate 03
An internal champion
One leader inside the org who owns the engagement. VP Sales, CRO, Head of PMM, or RevOps. Not a project manager. A decision-maker.
Why
Cross-team work fails without internal authority. The champion clears the path. Wedo the work.
If your CRM isn't ready, we'll refer you to a partner who'll set it up properly. When you'reready, we pick up where they stopped.
Referral network · CRM & RevOps
05
Who this is for
Series A through D. Enterprise motion.
B2B SaaS with $2M to $50M ARR, 20 to 500 employees, sales teams of five or more,an enterprise sales motion (not self-serve PLG), and the infrastructure to support whatwe do.
By stage · who buys, what they feel
Series A
The founder.
Feels the pipeline pain. Can't yet name what's missing. Hires the first AE and wonders why deals stall after demo.
Founder · CEO
Series B
The VP of sales.
Knows exactly what's missing. Has named it in three board meetings. Marketing won't build it. Hiring a PMM is six months away.
VP Sales · CRO
Series B–C
The head of PMM.
Stretched across launches, enablement, and analyst relations. Needs deal-stage horsepower without another hire.
Head of PMM
Series C+
RevOps or the COO.
Has the systems. Has the team. Wants the operating layer to plug into what already exists, not to be re-built around.
RevOps · COO
By vertical · pattern fluency
FinTech
Compliance gate · pricing tiering
HealthTech
Procurement cycle · ROI proof
LegalTech
Champion mechanics · risk framing
DevTools
Bottoms-up to enterprise crossover
HR Tech
Multi-stakeholder buy-in
Enterprise SaaS
Procurement Q&A · security briefs
India · cross-border
We work especially well with India-headquartered teams selling to US and EU buyers, wheredeal-stage language, time-zone choreography, and procurement norms are the work, notthe wrapper.
06
Pricing
Flat retainer. No hours.
Scope is set by coverage areas, not deliverable counts. Every engagement starts with the gap map.
Entry point · the gap map
Two weeks. We listen to calls, map your CRM, name the leaks in dollar terms.
Standalone if you want to walk away with the diagnosis. Credited toward the retainer if you continue. Either way you keep the map.
$
Foundation
Two coverage areas
For teams with one named, persistent leak and the bandwidth to act on the work.
$
2,000
/mo
USD · global revenue
/
₹1.5L
/mo
INR · India market
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Two coverage areas from the ten
Monthly call re-listen and pipeline review
Working sessions with the named champion
Reviewed against the deals that named the gap
6 month minimum · upgrade trigger: third coverage area
Growth
Cross-team operating layer
For teams running an enterprise motion across sales, customer support, product marketing, and demand. The full layer.
$
3,000
/mo
USD · global revenue
/
₹2.5L
/mo
INR · India market
Coverage across sales, customer support, product, and marketing
Bi-weekly working cadence with leadership
Deal-specific interventions on top of standing work
Quarterly cross-vertical pattern review
6 month minimum · uPTO 2 pRODUCTS ·
upgrade trigger: deal-by-deal interventions exceeding cadence
upgrade trigger: deal-by-deal interventions exceeding cadence
What we never sell
Hours. Deliverable counts. Retainer roll-overs. Brand work. Demand-gen creative without a revenue thesis. Content marketing.
Referral track
Companies whose CRM or call recording isn't in place are referred to implementation partners. When they're ready, they come back.
07
Redefined metrics
The same three letters.
A different lens.
The marketing world taught teams to measure cost-per-click, time-on-page, click-through. Those numbers don't move enterprise pipelines. We measure what does.
CPC
Cost per click
Cost per conversation that moved a real
What did it cost the company, in money and incalendar, to produce one buyer conversation that changed pipeline stage? The denominator is movement, not impressions.
TLDR
Too long, didn't read
Time-to-live deliverable readiness.
From signal named on Monday to artifact in the rep'shand on Friday. The cycle between hearing the leakand shipping the fix is the operating layer's heartbeat.
CTR
Click-through rate
Close-through rate on deals the artifact touched.
Of the deals where a deliverable was used at the relevant stage, what percentage closed? The artifact's job is one job. We name it and measure it.
08
Honest comparison
What we are not.
And what we are instead.
Most alternatives are good at one thing. We respect them. We're naming the structural difference, not the people.
Your in-house marketing team
Brand, demand gen, and pipeline-attached content. Different mission. Different cadence.
Them
Brand, demand gen, and pipeline-attached content. Different mission. Different cadence.
RevSurge
Builds for the deal stage where it's stuck.Weekly cadence.
Hiring a product marketer
Six months to backfill. Two years to cross-verticalfluency. Salary plus equity.
Them
One person, one vertical, learns on the job.
RevSurge
A team with pattern recognition across FinTech, HealthTech, LegalTech, DevTools.
A boutique PMM consultancy
Strategy deck, positioning workshop, a messaging matrix in a PDF.
Them
Sells the strategy. The artifacts are someone else's problem.
RevSurge
Sells the diagnosis. ships the artifacts on cadence.
A sales enablement platform
Highspot, Seismic, Showpad. The shelf. Not the contenton the shelf.
Them
The library, the routing, the analytics.
RevSurge
The material that goes on the shelf, written for your deals.
A content agency
Blogs, SEO, social, brand. Volume work that doesn't readthe call.
Them
Briefs from the marketing team. Topic, length,tone.
RevSurge
Briefs from the call and the CRM. Stage, segment, dollar.
"We'll figure it out internally"
The most common alternative. Costs more than it looks. Compounds quietly.
Them
Two quarters of distributed effort across fivepeople.
RevSurge
Two weeks to the diagnosis. The next quarter tothe fix.
Start with the gap map.
Two weeks. We listen to your last 30 to 90 days of recorded calls, overlay them on your CRM, and name the leaks in dollar terms. Standalone if you want to walk away with the diagnosis. Credited toward the retainer if you don't.
$500 · 2 weeks · credited toward retainer · 6 month minimum thereafter
