The forecast is rebuilt by hand
Finance and revenue operations spend 40 hrs a week assembling a sheet that is stale before the meeting starts. Every input already lives in a system you own.
RevenuForge audits how your revenue operation actually runs — forecast, pipeline, handoffs, renewals — finds where money and hours escape, and builds the systems that close the gaps. Then we keep them running.
A typical revenue operation
Clean enough
Coverage set by availability, not risk
Rebuilt by hand every week
Arrives on time
Modelled on a $50M ARR revenue operation. Your figures will differ — establishing them is the first thing we do.
None of these are technology problems. They are handoffs between people and systems you already own — which is exactly why new software has not fixed them.
Finance and revenue operations spend 40 hrs a week assembling a sheet that is stale before the meeting starts. Every input already lives in a system you own.
Accounts get worked in the order they appear. The slice of pipeline carrying the most exposure gets the same attention as everything else. Ranking on risk instead is worth 2 points of win rate.
Managers review the calls they happened to catch — around 10% of them. The pattern that costs you the quarter is sitting in the ones nobody listened to.
The signal sits in a support system that never reaches the account owner before the quarterly review, by which point the conversation has changed. Roughly 8% of churn is reachable earlier.
These are not client results. They are a worked example, so you can check the arithmetic against your own organisation before you speak to us.
Most firms stop after the first step and hand you a recommendation. The work is in the second and third.
We map how your revenue operation actually runs — not how the process document says it runs.
We build the systems that close the gaps we found. Nothing speculative, nothing needing a new team to run it.
Systems drift as the business changes. We hold them so they keep working after go-live.
Every engagement produces the same set of artefacts. What varies is the scope they cover.
Every gap in the operation, with the dollar exposure attached and whether closing it needs a person.
The actual route from lead to cash, including the handoffs nobody documented.
The things that close the gaps, built and integrated into what you already run.
Where a person must approve or judge, it is written into the system rather than assumed.
We keep the systems current as the business changes, instead of handing you a maintenance burden.
The people who found the gap are the people who close it. No handoff to a delivery partner.
There is no rate card. What the work costs depends on what it covers, and what it covers is agreed with you in the consultation — not decided before it.
We go through how your operation runs today and where the exposure is likely to sit.
We agree what the engagement covers. You see the boundary before you see a number.
Priced against the scope you agreed. No rate card, because the work is not the same twice.
[TBD] — the guarantee is the one thing not written yet. Durations shown across this page are proposals for you to confirm, since a prospect will hold you to them.
No. We build around the stack you already run. Replacing a CRM is its own project with its own risk, and it is almost never what is actually causing the leak.
No. We use automation where it genuinely fits and say so plainly where it does not. Most of what we find is fixed by changing a handoff, not by adding a model. If you have been sold an AI pilot before and got a dashboard out of it, that is the pattern we are trying not to repeat.
Around ~4 hrs/wk from two or three people, plus read access to the systems. We do the tracing; what we need from you is context and the occasional decision. The exact commitment is agreed in the consultation, before anything starts.
Diagnosis runs 2–3 weeks. Scoping takes about 1 week, and the first systems are in build 4–6 weeks from the start. Longer engagements depend on the scope you agree — and you get the duration alongside the price, not after you have signed.
It is scoped per engagement. We agree what the work covers in the consultation, then price against that scope. There is no rate card because no two operations leak in the same places.
Most of our clients do. The constraint is usually capacity and neutrality, not capability — an internal team is rarely free to stop and audit the process they are busy running.
One form. We reply with a time and the three questions we need answered before the call. You leave that call with a scope and a price, or with a straight answer that we are not the right fit.