Revenue Operations · Remote (US hours)

Replace a RevOps hire and a support hire with one operator.

I build and run your CRM, automations, and customer operations, so leads stop slipping through the cracks and your team spends more time selling than fixing systems.

Currently accepting one new client
Revenue Operations · customer support included · Remote, US hours · Month-to-month
Month-to-month US-hours overlap No recruiting No benefits No setup fee Start next week
The problem

Growing your business shouldn't require hiring two expensive specialists.

Reaching customers and turning leads into revenue is the operational challenge small businesses name most. The work that fixes it (automation, follow-up, clean data) is specialist work, and the people who do it don't come cheap.

~2 days

lost to manual admin every week

Invoicing, data entry, scheduling, follow-up: automatable work that quietly eats the week (industry surveys put it near 16 hours).

$90k–$130k

to hire a RevOps person

Loaded with benefits, payroll tax, and recruiting. A scarce, hard-to-fill role, and months before they've built a thing.

+ a 2nd hire

for customer support

Operations and support are different jobs, so most teams add a support rep on top of the ops hire.

Track record

The numbers I'll own from week one.

My previous work is under NDA, so I won't show you someone else's dashboards. What I'll do instead is baseline these three in your business before I change anything, then report them monthly, so you're judging the work on your own numbers rather than my claims.

Speed-to-lead

Baselined in week one, then cut

Every inbound gets an automatic acknowledgement and a named owner within minutes, not hours. I measure it before I touch anything, so the change is visible.

Admin hours

Counted, then removed

The audit in month one puts a number on the manual work your team repeats every week. Each automation I ship gets scored against that number.

First response

Tracked, not guessed

Support response and resolution times get an actual SLA and an actual report: the same discipline applied to the customer side as the systems side.

// The track record behind those commitments
100+production automations built and running in live US healthcare-staffing operations
1,000sof healthcare shifts supported by the workflows I own
600+support tickets a week handled across email, chat, and phone
5 yearsdoing both jobs at once: systems and customers
The stack I run daily
Growth & CRM
Salesforce GoHighLevel Braze Beehiiv Meta & Google Ads
Automation & Data
Zapier Airtable Snowflake Hex Metabase Claude
Support & CX
Zendesk Five9 Amazon Connect
How the systems fit together

The build, end to end.

A reference architecture for the lead-to-revenue pipeline I put in place. Yours will differ in the details; the shape holds. This is what one operator owning both halves actually looks like.

01 · Sources
web_form
paid_ads
inbound_call
referral
02 · Capture & route
dedupe + validateno double records
enrich + scorefit before effort
assign ownerSLA clock starts
03 · CRM · one source
record createdsingle source of truth
stage + fields set
activity loggednothing manual
04 · Engage
instant replyminutes, not hours
nurture sequenceA/B tested
rep task + reminder
05 · Customer & report
onboardinghandled by me
support + escalationemail / chat / phone
dashboardweekly to you
Revenue Operations: the core Customer side: included, same person

// The handoff at step 05 is where most teams lose things, because it's where the systems person stops and the support person starts. Here there's no handoff: it's one operator the whole way across.

What I cover

Revenue Operations is the core. The customer side comes with it.

Revenue Operations: the core

The systems behind the business

  • Automation buildouts: Zapier, GoHighLevel, Airtable
  • Warehouse-backed reporting: Snowflake, Metabase
  • CRM plumbing (Salesforce, GoHighLevel) and clean single-source data
  • Acquisition funnels and lifecycle campaigns: Braze, Beehiiv
Included: the customer side

Support, handled

  • Customer & account support: email, chat, phone
  • Onboarding and account management
  • Escalations and dispute resolution
The cost breakdown

Two salaries, or one line item.

You're choosing between me and the loaded cost of a RevOps hire, plus the support hire you'd usually add on top.

What you'd otherwise payTypical US cost
Revenue Operations hire$70k–$100k / yr
+ benefits, payroll tax, recruiting, management+ ~30%
RevOps hire, fully loaded~$90k–$130k / yr
+ a support rep you'd otherwise add↳ also covered$50k–$70k / yr
Work with me: RevOps, support included$3,500 / mosave ~74%
One simple rate
$3,500 / month
Revenue Operations build + run, with customer support included. Month-to-month, no setup fee, no long contract.

// US-market figures are typical ranges. Scope is shaped to fit on the call; the rate stays $3,500/month.

How working together works

Low commitment, no overhead, no long contracts.

STEP 01

A 15-minute call

We see whether the workload is a fit. No pitch, just an honest look at what you need run.

STEP 02

Start with a month

Month-to-month, no setup fee, no long contract. You judge the work as it happens.

STEP 03

Scale as it fits

As your volume grows, we adjust the scope. You stay lean and only pay for what you use.

Who you'd work with

One operator, covering both roles. No agency layers.

I'm Kelvin. For five years I ran revenue operations for a US healthcare-staffing marketplace (100+ production automations, the CRM and data layer, the acquisition funnels) while handling 600+ support tickets a week on the customer side. Two jobs, one person, every day.

I'm based in Lagos and work US hours with US clients. We start month-to-month, so you can see the quality before any longer commitment.

Book a 15-min call →
Core: Revenue Operations: automation, CRM, data
Included: Customer support & account management
Based: Lagos, Nigeria · works US hours
Stack: Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Braze, Airtable, Zapier, Snowflake, Zendesk
Rate: $3,500 / month · month-to-month
Billing: USD · Rippling / Payoneer / Wise / Deel
Questions

The things owners ask first.

I need a real RevOps person. Can you do that? +
It's the core of what I do: 100+ production automations and the full systems, funnels, CRM, and data layer for a US healthcare-staffing marketplace, five years of it. The customer-support coverage simply comes with it, so you don't staff that separately.
I need a customer support and experience agent. +
That's the included half of the role, not an add-on. Alongside the systems work I handle the customer side directly: email, chat, and phone support, onboarding and account management, and the escalations and disputes that need real judgment. My background is 600+ support tickets a week for a US healthcare-staffing marketplace, with response and resolution times held to a real SLA. You get a support and experience operator and the person who builds the systems behind them, in one hire.
Why not just hire someone locally? +
Four reasons owners usually land on. Cost: a loaded RevOps hire runs $90k–$130k a year before you add the support rep: this is $42k for both functions. Overlap: I work US hours, so you're not waiting overnight for a reply; there's full working-day overlap with your team. Speed: no recruiting cycle, no notice period, no three-month ramp. I've already built this stack before. Risk: month-to-month with no severance, no benefits admin, and no payroll on your books. If it isn't working in week six, you stop. Try doing that with an employee.
Won't AI just replace this work? +
AI tools still need someone to build, connect, and run them: that's the job, and it's growing, not shrinking. I put AI to work inside your business. And the human judgment in escalations and disputes is exactly the support I cover, so you get the part of the work that doesn't automate away.
Can one person really cover both? +
For most small and growing businesses, yes: that's the exact workload I covered before, the systems and the support together. As volume grows we adjust scope, which is why we start month-to-month.
How do I trust someone overseas with our systems? +
We start with a month and scoped access, and I work inside your own tools where you can see everything. No long contract until you're comfortable. My support background means clear, steady communication. I don't go dark.
What's the commitment, and how do payments work? +
Month-to-month, no setup fee, no long contract: if it's not working, you stop. Payment is in USD via Rippling, Payoneer, Wise, or Deel, with a standard contractor agreement and the usual tax form (W-8BEN) on request.
Let's see if it's a fit

Pick a time that works.

Fifteen minutes, no pitch, an honest look at what you need run, and whether replacing two hires with one operator makes sense for your business.

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