How engagements are priced

Three ways to run it.

The same five foundations, bought at three different depths. Start with the piece slowing you down most, rework a stretch of the system, or hand over the whole thing.

Silver — install one pillar at a time

Buy any pillar’s foundation as a fixed-scope project. Start with the piece slowing you down most.

Fixed fee · $4,000–$10,000 per foundation.

Set by scope, agreed before work starts. Custom is quoted to the request.

Gold — rework multiple pillars to build more momentum

One bounded transformation, scoped at kickoff — usually Response-led (Pursue + Respond), Deal-desk-led (Document + Orchestrate), or the full system — scored against a Deal Velocity Score target set at kickoff and written into the SOW.

Monthly transformation project · scoped at kickoff.

The number follows which pillars you run, and how deep.

Platinum — run the whole system for you

Your outsourced Sales Operations department — one accountable operator across the whole deal lifecycle, for a fraction of the hire.

Monthly retainer · scoped at kickoff.

Reviewed quarterly. Priced against the department it replaces.

What is true of all three

Every fixed-scope project is quoted as a fixed fee before the work starts, and every one has a written acceptance definition — what “finished” means is agreed before the number is. Gold and Platinum are scoped at kickoff; ask and you get the band on the call.

Before you buy any of it

The Deal Velocity Diagnosis is $1,500, invoiced after the readout, and fully credited toward a Silver engagement booked within thirty days. If you would rather spend nothing first, the three free tools score the same standards against what you tell them.

Talk it through

Ask and you get the band on the call.

Thirty minutes. We work out which depth actually fits the problem in front of you — including the case where none of them does, and a free assessment tells you enough for now.

No pitch. If I can't help, I'll say so.