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A working RevOps stack has five layers: a CRM as the system of record, enrichment and intent data, engagement tooling, conversation intelligence, and a reporting layer. Most small and mid market companies need fewer tools than they own. The most common failure is buying a category before defining the process it is meant to support.
Last updated September 2026
Published prices. The diagnostic is free. Retainer $2,000 a month for up to 15 hours a week, Kaypo included.
Bought tools nobody configured?
Stack implementation sits inside the retainer, covering configuration end to end rather than to the end of a trial.
A tool cannot decide what a qualified lead is. Purchasing one to avoid that decision produces an expensive version of the same confusion.
Every product needs a named person accountable for whether it is configured and used. Without that, licenses renew for software nobody opens.
Two enrichment vendors, three reporting surfaces, and an engagement tool that duplicates the CRM. Common, and usually invisible until someone audits the spend.
The single most common finding. Six figures of licensing running at a fraction of its capability.
Stack implementation sits inside the retainer at $2,000 a month. We take no commissions from any vendor, so a recommendation to drop a tool costs us nothing.
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What your stack actually costs, what implemented really means, and where the overlap is hiding.
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| Layer | What it does |
|---|---|
| CRM | The system of record. Everything else attaches to it. Get this right before anything else. |
| Enrichment and intent | Firmographics, contact data, and buying signals. Valuable only if it lands on records that are already clean. |
| Engagement | Sequences, cadences, and scheduling. Amplifies whatever process exists underneath it. |
| Conversation intelligence | Call recording and analysis. The best coaching tool available, and the most underused. |
| Reporting | Native CRM reporting, a BI tool, or both. Should sit on definitions everyone has agreed. |
Usually four or five. A CRM, one enrichment source, one engagement tool, conversation intelligence if the team is coachable, and a reporting surface.
Only after your CRM data is clean and routing works. Intent landing on duplicate records with no owner produces nothing.
Licenses for tools configured during a trial and never revisited. It is the single most frequent finding in a diagnostic.
No. We take no partner commissions, so telling you to cancel something costs us nothing.
Yes. Stack implementation sits inside the retainer, covering configuration end to end rather than to the end of a trial.
Where this sits, and what it costs to fix.
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Read-only access to your systems, and a written report you keep either way.
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