Senior RevOps operators, full-time on your team for $4K a month.
The person behind your CRM, lead routing, dashboards and forecast, so "can you just pull a quick report?" stops eating your Friday. Matched to your stack, for about a third of what a US hire costs.
Most staffing shops place a bit of everything. We place one position, and it's the one you're hiring for right now.
Bookkeepers, support reps, virtual assistants, and sure, "a CRM person" bolted on at the end. RevOps is somebody's side skill. You feel it by week two.
People who live inside the revenue engine: CRM admin, lead routing, pipeline hygiene, reporting and forecasting. They know why every custom field ends in __c, and they merge the duplicates before anyone notices.
Built around what RevOps teams are actually hiring for right now.
Pick your starter. Full-time on your team from $4K a month.
Most remote hires work alone, a dozen time zones from anyone who does what they do. Ours are wired into a private back-channel with every other operator we've placed.
You hire one operator. Behind them sits every other operator we've placed, ready to help when something new comes up.
Messy territory rules, a CPQ edge case, a forecast that won't reconcile, someone quietly renaming the opportunity stages? Odds are someone on the bench solved it last month.
RevOps tools change every quarter. The bench keeps each other up to date, so your operator never runs last year's playbook.
No recruiting slog. Tell us the role, meet the person, and they get to work.
Send the job post or a quick rundown of your stack. We match you with an operator who's done that exact work.
One 30-minute call to make sure it clicks. That's the whole hiring process.
Your operator joins your team full-time, in your tools. We handle the contract, pay and admin.
Not the right fit? We swap them out at no cost, no questions asked.
What it actually takes to fill a RevOps seat.
| Compare | All-Stars | US hire | Freelancer |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-in monthly cost | $4KTotal. No extra fees. | ~$11.7KSalary, payroll tax, benefits | Hourly, plus platform fees |
| Full-time on your team | Yes | Yes | Shared with other clients |
| Finding and vetting | Done for you | Months of recruiting | On you |
| Payroll, contracts, admin | Handled | On you | On you |
| If it's not a fit | Free replacement | Start over | Start over |
The $4K is the total: no payroll tax, benefits, recruiting or other fees on top. The ~$11.7K is what a typical US revenue operations manager costs to employ: a $96,532 average salary (ZipRecruiter, Sept 2026) plus the 46% employers pay on top for payroll tax, insurance, retirement and leave (US Bureau of Labor Statistics), before any recruiting fees.
From $4K a month, full-time and all-in, with no extra fees. A comparable US revenue operations hire runs around $11.7K a month once salary, payroll tax, benefits and other employer costs are added.
They run the machinery behind your sales and marketing teams: CRM administration, lead routing, pipeline hygiene, reporting and dashboards, forecasting support, and the automations that connect your tools.
Salesforce and HubSpot are the core, plus the tools around them: Clay, Make, n8n, Apollo, Looker and the usual reporting stack. We match on the tool your team actually uses.
Nobody can end that argument. What they can do is get marketing and sales working from the same definitions and the same numbers, so the argument is at least about real data.
Yes. Each operator works full-time as part of your team, in your tools and your channels.
Our operators are global talent based in the Philippines and Latin America, working remotely as part of your team.
Tell us the role, meet your operator on one 30-minute call, and they start. There are no long interview rounds.
We replace them for free. Tell us it isn't working and we put forward someone pre-vetted and ready, so the seat stays covered.
We do. Operators are contracted and paid through us, so you get one invoice a month and never deal with cross-border payroll or tax.
One source of truth, and nobody exporting the dashboard to a spreadsheet to check it. Get yours while it still counts.
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