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What does RevOps actually cost you?

Put in a full-time salary and the hours you’d really need. See it against a senior fractional operator at an average of €75/hr - in your currency, with the gap in plain numbers.

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ConsultationTwo hours · online

€250

We look at your situation live, and you leave with a straight answer on what to fix first.

  • A live look at your CRM, funnel and forecast
  • The two or three things to fix first, ranked
  • A short written summary you keep
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Executive strategy sessionEight hours · live

From €1,500a full day with your leadership

We get your leadership team in a room and read the whole go-to-market with you: where revenue is leaking, and what the underperforming marketing and BDR function is costing.

  • A leadership-level read on your GTM and RevOps
  • The gaps that matter: marketing, pipeline, BDR
  • A prioritized plan and honest scope, not a deck
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A workshopHalf or full day · your team

From €2,500online · from €3,750 onsite, incl. prep & travel

A working session that ends with decisions made. Run it online or in the room.

  • A working session on your live data
  • Decisions made in the room, with your team
  • Templates and next steps you keep
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Ongoing partnershipScoped from the audit

€75–250per hour

Hands in the CRM at the lower end, senior strategy and architecture at the top. Priced by the work, never by headcount.

  • From hands-in-the-CRM to senior strategy
  • Priced by the work, never by headcount
  • Build-to-hand-over, so your team owns it
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Onsite travel and accommodation are built into the quote: a European visit sits at the lower end; long-haul, the US or the Gulf, higher, where flights alone can run €3,000-€4,000. Prices exclude VAT where it applies.

10 h/wk

Assumptions · adjust to your reality

The uplift turns a base salary into its real cost: employer taxes, benefits, recruitment, ramp and tools. 30% is conservative - in much of Europe it is higher.

Fractional saves about €39,000 a year - 50% less.

Full-time
Fractional

Full-time / year

€78,000 what the hire truly costs, loaded
Base salary ×12€60,000
+ employer & overhead€18,000

Fractional / year

€39,000 senior, part-time, no on-costs
€75/hr × 10 h/wk × 52

Estimates for guidance, not a quote. Employer taxes, benefits and market rates vary by country and seniority, and currency conversions from the €75 anchor are approximate. The fractional rate is an adjustable market average, not a fixed RevOps XL price - talk to us for a real number on your scope.

What a full-time salary hides

The number on the offer letter is the smallest part of the cost. Once you load in what an employer really pays, a hire runs 1.25 to 1.4 times base salary before anyone has done a day of work.

+20–40%employer taxes, social contributions and benefits on top of gross salary, depending on the country.
15–25%of first-year salary is a typical agency recruitment fee to fill a senior role.
3–6 moto full productivity. You pay a full salary while a new hire ramps and learns your stack.
1.25–1.4×the widely-cited fully-loaded cost of an employee versus their base salary.

Why fractional changes the maths

Senior from day one

No 3–6 month ramp and no recruitment fee. You get a senior operator doing the work in week one, while a new hire would still be learning your stack on your payroll.

You pay for output, not attendance

A full-timer draws a salary through every holiday and slow week. Fractional bills only the hours that move the number, and scales up or down as you need.

None of the on-costs

No employer taxes, benefits, equipment or severance. The rate you agree is the whole cost, which is why the loaded comparison comes out wider than the hourly one looks.

No key-person risk

The worry is that one person builds the system, then leaves and takes it with them. A build-to-hand-over model leaves your team owning what was built.

Read the full comparison

Cost is only one axis. Seniority and continuity are the others, and no single option gives you all of them.

Want a real number for your scope?

The calculator is a model. Send us your numbers and you get a scoped estimate in writing, plus two or three things worth fixing first - whether you hire us or not.

Common questions

Fractional RevOps is usually billed by the hour or the day. As a rule of thumb we model an average of around 75 euro per hour. A typical part-time engagement of about 10 hours a week works out near 39,000 euro a year - often 40 to 60 percent less than a fully-loaded full-time salary. Use the calculator to run your own numbers.
Usually, once you compare like for like. A full-time salary carries employer taxes and benefits (20 to 40 percent on top), recruitment fees (15 to 25 percent of first-year salary) and a 3 to 6 month ramp. A fractional operator carries none of those and is senior from day one, so the loaded comparison is wider than the hourly rate suggests.
The fully-loaded cost of an employee is widely cited at 1.25 to 1.4 times base salary once employer taxes, benefits, recruitment, ramp time and tools are included - before accounting for the months to full productivity.
Typically one to two days, or roughly 8 to 16 hours a week, scaled to the work. Because a senior operator skips the ramp and the filler, fewer hours still move the number.
No. You are billed for the hours or days you agree to, at the rate you agree to, and nothing else - no setup fee, and no tool markup or per-seat licence hidden in the invoice. If a piece of work needs a paid tool, you buy it directly at its own price, so there is no margin buried in the middle.