Scale Smarter. Choose RevOps That Works for You.
CRM, automation, and embedded support—built around your business, not the other way around.
What Is RevOps?
Revenue Operations (RevOps) is the alignment of your sales, marketing, and customer success systems into one unified engine.
But most businesses get stuck trying to stitch together tools, hire ops staff, and manage a CRM that’s too expensive and too complex.
We built a better way.

Our Approach
We don’t just give you a platform. We deliver RevOps—optimized to scale.
- We get to know your business.
We start by understanding your workflows, your team, and your goals. No assumptions. No templates. Just real conversations about what’s working—and what’s not. - We map your sales and customer journeys.
Together, we identify the key touchpoints that drive revenue and retention. Then we design a journey that’s clear, repeatable, and scalable. - We build your automation plan.
From lead capture to post-sale follow-up, we design automations that match your process—not force you into someone else’s. Your CRM becomes a tool that works for you. - We embed your RevOps Partner(s).
You don’t just get a system—you get a team. Our RevOps Partner(s) are trained, vetted, and fully integrated into your operations. They help run the system, adapt it as you grow, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks.
This isn’t just CRM. It’s a growth engine—built with you, run by us, and ready to scale.
Why It Works
• Pay-as-you-grow: No long-term contracts. No $3K/month CRM.
• Embedded support: Your RevOps Partner(s) are part of the package—not an add-on.
• Faster time to value: Launch in weeks, not months.
• Built for SMBs: Designed to scale with your business—not slow it down.
How It’s Different
Traditional CRM Model | Gracchus RevOps Automation |
$3K/month software | Affordable CRM tiers |
Hire your own ops team | Embedded RevOps Partner(s) included |
Long onboarding cycles | Launch in 2–3 weeks |
Tool overload | One system, one team |

Real Results
We didn’t just get a CRM—we got a team that runs it. That’s the difference.
