RevOps & CRM

A CRM your team works in. Reporting everyone trusts.

We implement, migrate and rescue HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and GoHighLevel for teams under 20. Pipelines that match how you sell, automation that holds, and one set of numbers that reconciles with finance.

HubSpotHubSpot SalesforceSalesforce Pipedrive GoHighLevel
Spreadsheets The inbox Calls One pipeline new qualified won Invoiced books agree Monday
Fig. 01Every lead lands in one pipeline, stages mean the same thing to everyone, and closed won becomes an invoice the same day.

Why this exists

Most small-team CRMs fail the same way.

The cause is usually the setup: empty fields, stages each person defines differently, and reports the team has to second-guess. We design the system first, then configure the software.

The unused CRM

Bought in January, configured for a week, set aside by March. The working pipeline moved back to email and spreadsheets.

The data sprawl

Three thousand contacts, eight hundred duplicates, forty custom fields and no one can say which ones matter. Every report has to be verified by hand.

The over-build

A past consultant modelled enterprise process onto a nine-person team. Now it takes six clicks to log a call, so calls go unlogged.

What we deliver

Concrete work, built and documented.

Every item below is something we have shipped for a real team. Most engagements combine three or four of them.

Talk through your CRM

Implementation from zero: pipeline design, properties, lifecycle stages, permissions, training

Rescue and cleanup: dedupe, dead-field retirement, stage redesign, re-adoption plan

Migrations: Salesforce to HubSpot, spreadsheets to Pipedrive, GoHighLevel consolidations, with data mapping you can audit

Lead routing and SLAs: every hand-raise owned in minutes, with escalation when it is not

Lifecycle automation: nurture, follow-up, renewal and win-back sequences that read like a human wrote them

Reporting and dashboards: pipeline, attribution and activity numbers that reconcile against finance

Integrations: billing, calendars, phone systems, forms and the website, synced with clean, current records

Documentation and training: a runbook your next hire can learn from in a day

Fig. 02A pipeline the way we leave it: named stages with written definitions, follow-ups surfaced, and closed won creating the invoice.

Representative scenarios

Three ways this usually starts.

Your scope gets its own written number after a 30-minute call. These are the shapes we quote most often.

4 TO 8 HRS · $600 TO $1,200

Route every hand-raise

Every form, email and call routed into the CRM with an owner and a follow-up date. Includes a notification when anything slips.

6 TO 12 HRS · $900 TO $1,800

The CRM cleanup

Dedupe, field cleanup, stage redesign and a dashboard that matches finance. The instance your team re-adopts.

15 TO 25 HRS · $2,250 TO $3,750

Full implementation or migration

From zero or from another platform: design, build, data migration, integrations, training and documentation.

Hours billed as actuals against a written cap; you are never billed past the quote. Larger platform builds (HubSpot Professional, Salesforce) run past 30 hours and are quoted the same way.

See a real one: 4,000+ applicants through one automated funnel, 85% less manual work

Platform honesty

Independent of every platform vendor. That changes the advice.

We hold no reseller agreements and our rate is the same whichever CRM you choose, so the recommendation is shaped by your team alone. The short version of what we tell people on calls:

PlatformUsually right whenWatch out for
HubSpotB2B teams living on inbound content and a growing sales motionThe price cliff at the Professional tier
PipedriveSales-led teams that want a clean pipeline and nothing elseThin marketing and reporting depth
GoHighLevelAgencies and local service businesses that want all-in-one with flat pricingMetered SMS/email costs stacking up
SalesforceAn enterprise customer or investor is forcing your handAdmin overhead a small team cannot feed
The full comparison, with 2026 pricing

RevOps questions

Asked before most CRM engagements.

Does this replace our ops person or VA? +

No, it usually makes them more useful. We design and build the system, then train whoever runs it day to day. The best engagements pair us with the person who owns it afterwards.

Our data is a mess. Do we need to clean it before you start? +

Please do not. Cleaning data without redesigning the fields and stages that made it messy just produces clean mess later. Cleanup is part of the work, and it is faster done with the redesign.

Can you work inside our existing HubSpot or Salesforce instance? +

Yes, and that is the most common engagement. You rarely need to start over; you need the parts your team quietly stopped using rebuilt around how you sell.

How disruptive is a migration? +

The old system stays live until the new one is verified. We migrate in stages, reconcile record counts at each one, and switch over on a quiet day with a rollback plan in place.

What does ongoing support look like after the build? +

Thirty days of free adjustments, then a block of hours if you want us on call. No retainer, no minimum. Most clients use 3 to 5 hours a quarter once the system settles. See pricing.

Bring us your pipeline review as it stands.

Thirty minutes. We will tell you whether it is a rescue, a rebuild, or nothing a consultant should be paid for.

$150/hr flat · scope in writing before you sign · you own everything