Covert Revenue

Execute RevOps fast. Build right. Stay embedded.

GTM Engineering Business Consulting CRM Consulting & Implementation Revenue Operations HubSpot Agencies Boca Raton, United States

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About Covert Revenue

Covert Revenue is your embedded, fractional RevOps team.

We help B2B SaaS companies clean up messy CRMs, align GTM teams, and build RevOps systems that actually scale—without the $200K+ overhead of hiring in-house. From HubSpot chaos to streamlined GTM execution, we plug directly into your team to fix what’s broken—fast.

CRM audits, rebuilds, and integrations
Sales, Marketing & CS alignment
Dashboards, automation, and GTM workflows
GTM Engineering setup
Strategy and execution, done for you

Our US-based team comprises Senior Head of RevOps, AI Workflow Specialists, HubSpot Admins, Data Analysts, and MarOps/SalesOps Managers. Working as your fractional embedded team for roughly ~$150/hr.

Trusted by 40+ VC and PE-backed SaaS companies from $5M to $100M+ ARR.

Services

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CRM Consulting and SIBusiness Consulting

Pricing

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Min. project

$5,000+

Hourly rate

$100 - $149 / hr

Team & locations

Boca Raton, United States2 - 9 employeesFounded 2022More agencies here →

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