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The firm behind Revenue Architecture®

Connect strategy to production, and keep them connected.

We built RAOS, the Revenue Architecture Operating System, for high-consideration solution selling: complex B2B and financial services, where buyers take months to decide and revenue cannot be left to chance.

Most firms lose revenue in the gap. Strategy is set once in a deck. Execution runs every day on habit.

Consulting firms design the strategy. Agencies execute it. We do both, on one architecture, so the two stay connected. Human-orchestrated. AI-enabled.

How it holds together

Three layers, one loop.

Revenue Strategy sets where and how you compete. Revenue Platform is what revenue runs on: the brand, the technology, the operating model. Revenue Production is where revenue is generated: demand, deals, accounts. Every firm has all three, and most run them as separate departments with separate calendars.

The loop runs between strategy and production, and it runs both ways. Strategy sets the logic. Production reports back what the market and the field actually did. Strategy recalibrates on that evidence, and the platform carries it into execution and measures the return, which is why it sits inside the loop rather than beside it.

It holds because named architects adjust the design as the evidence warrants, and because the architecture is formally calibrated once a quarter.

The RAOS loopRevenue Strategy, Revenue Platform and Revenue Production drawn as one circuit. Intent travels from Strategy across to Production and drops into the Platform on the way. Evidence returns from Production back to Strategy, and the Platform feeds that return path. The core loop runs between Strategy and Production; the Platform is what carries it and what measures it. INTENTthe logic, carried into what actually runsEVIDENCEwhat the market and the field actually didLAYER IRevenue StrategyPB1–3 · market definition,value positioning, GTMLAYER IIRevenue PlatformPB4–6 · brand, technology,revenue operationsLAYER IIIRevenue ProductionPB7–9 · demand, deals,accountsThe RAOS loopRevenue Strategy, Revenue Platform and Revenue Production drawn as one circuit. Intent travels from Strategy across to Production and drops into the Platform on the way. Evidence returns from Production back to Strategy, and the Platform feeds that return path. The core loop runs between Strategy and Production; the Platform is what carries it and what measures it. INTENTINTENTEVIDENCELAYER IRevenue StrategyPB1–3 · market, value, GTMLAYER IIRevenue PlatformPB4–6 · brand, tech, operationsLAYER IIIRevenue ProductionPB7–9 · demand, deals, accounts

The services

Three services. One operating system.

Each service is a layer of the architecture, so the work you buy maps to the system you are building. We deliver every engagement in the same three phases, against whichever layers are in scope: Design decides what runs and in what order, Build produces and stands it up, Operate keeps it current month to month.

Revenue Strategy

Where and how you compete. ICP and stakeholder architecture, value positioning and pricing, market access and channel design, and a revenue model with its assumptions on the table.

See Revenue Strategy →
Revenue Platform

What your revenue runs on. Identity and message architecture, a high-performance web platform with content and compliance workflows, revenue technology, and the lifecycle and forecast discipline that make performance measurable.

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Revenue Production

Where revenue is generated. Demand programs, deal support, sales coaching and account growth, run by named Revenue Architects. The architects make the calls. The agents operate the plays. No activity for its own sake.

See Revenue Production →

The authority

We hold the mark, and the canon underneath it.

Many firms borrow the words. Revenue Architecture® is ours, and so is the structure beneath it: three layers resolving into nine playbooks, twenty-seven plays and five Operating Agents, governed under a versioned canon. That is why the loop can be operated rather than described.

See the full method at revenuearchitecture.com →
LAYER I Revenue Strategy Market definition · value positioning · go-to-market LAYER II Revenue Platform Brand system · revenue technology · operations LAYER III Revenue Production Demand · opportunity · account expansion Human-Orchestrated. AI-Enabled.

The firm

The people accountable for the architecture

Revenue Architecture was authored here, and the canon is still stewarded here. John and Sherwin wrote it and remain on the work. That is provenance, not the offer.

The offer is the standard. Every engagement is staffed with named Revenue Architects: a lead accountable for the architecture end to end, and practitioners across the layers and plays in scope, backed by the firm's marketing and sales leadership and a network of Certified Architects. They work from a versioned method with the agents operating beneath them.

We are deliberate about the work we accept. Fit decides, not capacity.

Meet the firm →
John Stone
John Stone
Sherwin Uretsky
Sherwin Uretsky

Selected clients

Firms in financial services and high-consideration B2B have trusted the team behind Revenue Architects with their growth.

Schwab-network RIAs, asset managers, and enterprise technology firms have applied the architecture to align strategy and the front line on a single revenue motion.

Charles Schwab
Natixis
Directions
4R
Imprivata
Arcserve
Cognizant
Static1
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Start the conversation

Scope an engagement, the way we work.

A short scoping conversation across the four FACT dimensions, Fit, Authority, Criteria, and Timeline, so the first real conversation is a good one. Bring us the problem the architecture has to solve, and we will tell you which layer it lives in.