# The numbers, without a discovery call.

Source: https://revductive.com/pricing
Summary: The numbers: RevOps from $2,500/mo across three tiers, AI engagements from $10,000/mo, and two $1,200 audits credited in full against month one.
Every page, and the topic files: https://revductive.com/llms.txt

Pricing

By [Kevin Stout](https://revductive.com/about), founder of Revductive · Updated September 2026

Short answer

RevOps from $2,500 a month across three tiers. AI engagements from $10,000 a month. Either audit is $1,200 flat for two weeks, credited in full against month one if you continue.

[Book a 30-min call →](https://revductive.com/contact)

02 / RevOps

## Three tiers, one principle: buy only what you need.

Coaching

$2,500/mo

You own the tools. Kevin helps you think, plan, and execute through working sessions.

Coaching + hands-on

$5,000/mo

Strategic guidance, plus 1 to 2 key pieces of your system built for you each month.

Fractional partner

$10–20k/mo

Kevin owns your GTM system, with a team of subject matter experts executing behind him. Most engagements sit at $10k; the top of the range is for engineering-heavy builds. Costs less than a mid-career RevOps hire.

[What the RevOps engagement covers →](https://revductive.com/revops)

03 / AI

## AI engagements start at $10,000 a month.

Both halves in one engagement: enablement that raises the floor across the whole team, and implementation that gives general-purpose AI your company’s context. Stack-agnostic, everything handed over with the training to change it.

[What the AI engagement covers →](https://revductive.com/ai) [Enablement vs implementation, defined →](https://revductive.com/ai/enablement-vs-implementation)

04 / The audits

## Either way in: $1,200, two weeks, free if you continue.

Both audits cost the same and follow the same terms: flat fee, two weeks, credited in full against month one if you continue. If you don’t, you keep the scorecard and the 6-month plan and run it yourselves.

### Systems & Lifecycle Audit

A read on every process from lead-to-customer retention, and a 6 month plan for what to fix first.

$1,200flat · Two weeks

[What it covers →](https://revductive.com/revops/audit)

### AI Effectiveness Audit

An inventory of what your team is currently using and how, who is using it effectively, and a 6 month plan for what to automate.

$1,200flat · Two weeks

[What it covers →](https://revductive.com/ai/audit)

05 / Against the market

## How the numbers compare.

Published surveys put RevOps agency retainers at roughly **$3,000-$27,000 a month** 1, fractional RevOps at **$5,000-$15,000** 2, and AI consulting retainers with embedded weekly engagement at **$5,000-$15,000 and up** 3. Revductive’s tiers sit at or below those ranges on purpose: no agency overhead in the price, no account layer to fund, and no partner commissions steering the tool list.

Cheaper is not the pitch, though. The pitch is that the price is public, the scope is the RevOps function rather than CRM admin hours, and the engagement is built to end, with a handover your first full-time hire can pick up in a week.

[Every published RevOps price I could find, collected →](https://revductive.com/revops/setup-cost)

06 / FAQ

## Pricing questions, answered plainly

What does a RevOps audit cost?

At Revductive: $1,200, flat for two weeks, and it's credited in full against month one if you continue, so it's free if you carry on. Most firms don't publish an audit price at all; the ones that do typically fold it into a larger discovery engagement.

Why is the AI minimum higher than the RevOps minimum?

Because the smallest useful AI engagement is bigger. The RevOps coaching tier works because one founder can carry the system forward between sessions. AI enablement plus a context layer touches the whole team and the systems the AI reads from. There isn't a $2,500 version of that which does anything.

Budget is tight. Is there a smaller way to start?

The two-week audit. It's $1,200, a lot cheaper than the monthly retainer, and if you continue with us it's free, because we credit it to the first month. If you don't continue you still keep the scorecard, the tool stack recommendations and the 6 month plan, and your team can run it themselves.

Why publish pricing when nobody else does?

Because unpublished pricing is a sales tactic, and the buyer pays for it with a call they didn't need. Publishing the numbers costs some negotiating room and buys something better: the people who book a call already know what the engagement looks like, and the ones it doesn't fit never book.

Sources

1. 1. [RevOps agency retainers run roughly $3k-$27k/mo](https://www.mergeyourdata.com/b2b-library/revops-agency-pricing)
2. 2. [Fractional RevOps typically $5k-$15k/mo in the market](https://revelynk.com/insights/fractional-revops-vs-in-house/)
3. 3. [AI consulting retainers with embedded weekly engagement run $5k-$15k/mo and up](https://www.pertamapartners.com/insights/ai-consulting-pricing-guide)