How much does fractional RevOps cost? (2026)
Fractional RevOps costs $2,000 to $27,000 a month at the 7 firms that publish prices, based on their own pricing pages. 5 of the 7 start at $5,000 a month or less; the top price buys 30 hours a week. A full-time RevOps manager averages about $113,000 a year in base pay.
What firms publish, a month
| Firm | What the price buys | A month | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| INSIDEA | RevOps retainer: architecture, automation, reporting, weekly review | From $2,000 | insidea.com/pricing |
| Bryant Works | 15 hours a month, or Priority Ops for complex stacks | $3,000 to $4,750 | bryantworks.com/pricing |
| On The Fly Ops | $2,500 for 4 hours of advice, $5,000 for 20 to 25 hours of fractional RevOps, $8,500 for a 3 to 6 month build | $2,500 to $8,500 | ontheflyops.com |
| Team Revenue | Up to 15, 25 or 50 support hours a month | $2,500 to $10,000 | teamrevenue.com |
| Go Fractional | Part-time RevOps manager; its page puts $5,000 at "about 34 hrs/month" at a $147 average rate. Interim full time is $16,000 | From $5,000 | gofractional.com |
| Powered by Search | Agency team, from a RevOps strategist up to an embedded RevOps lead | $6,000 to $17,280 | poweredbysearch.com/pricing |
| RevPartners | 10 to 30 hours a week, plus a $5,000 onboarding fee | $9,850 to $27,000 | revpartners.io/pricing |
| Outblox (me) | $90 an hour to start, with a weekly note of the hours; then a monthly retainer priced from them. Builds sit inside the hours | $3,600 for 40 hours | outblox.com/services |
The in-house comparison, a year
| Role | Base pay | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue Operations Manager | $113,000 average | Jobicy, job listings, October 2026 |
What moves the price
Hours. Nearly every firm above prices by hours. 4 hours a month is advice. 15 to 50 hours a month is someone doing the work in your systems.
Whether anything gets built. Advice about your CRM costs less than someone who builds in it. Ask whether reports, automations and fixes are inside the hours or quoted on top.
Who does the work. An agency retainer pays for a team and an account manager. A solo consultant is the person who works in your CRM, with fewer hours to sell.