Build a revenue system that scales — without hiring a full GTM team
When growth stalls, it’s rarely a talent problem. It’s a system problem.
The way you sell has outpaced the structure supporting it.
I build the GTM backbone early-stage SaaS companies need to create predictable, repeatable revenue.
Why Reddier?
When revenue stops behaving the way it should, most teams fall back on one of three flawed fixes:
Full-time hires
The right move once you have the scale and budget for $300K+ senior talent. Most early-stage companies aren’t there yet.
By committee
Spreads responsibility across already overloaded leaders. Creates drift, weak handoffs, and a culture of constant reaction.
Fractional support
Helpful, but narrow. Most fractional operators come from a single discipline—sales, RevOps, or enablement. You get depth in one area and gaps everywhere else.
Reddier is different.
I’ve built revenue systems from every angle—BDR, AE, enablement, org design, RevOps. That breadth matters. It lets me fix the system, not just the symptoms.
How we can help
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Revenue Organization Assessment
Figure out what’s broken
Most companies think they know where deals get stuck, but they're usually wrong. We map how revenue actually flows through your organization and show you where handoffs break down, why forecasts wobble, and what needs to change first.
What you get: GTM org analysis, bottleneck identification, and a prioritized roadmap.
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Sales System Design
Build something that works every time
Your sales process probably exists in someone's head or a dusty document nobody follows. We design the framework your team needs: methodology, playbooks, stage criteria, and operational processes that make deals move predictably.
What you get: Sales methodology, playbooks your team will use, stage criteria, and reporting that drives decisions.
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Organizational Implementation
Create the structure that lets you step back
Smart people doing good work in isolation won't scale. We build the organizational foundation that lets your team execute without constant founder involvement.
What you get: Team structure, role definitions, performance management, and change support to make it stick.
About
Every growing company hits the same wall. The way they sell outgrows the systems supporting it. Growth stalls. Anxiety levels rise. No one has fun.
I've been on both sides of this. Started as a BDR, moved to AE, then team lead, then the guy tasked with fixing it all. The symptoms change depending on where you sit, but the cause doesn't. Deals start stalling in weird places. Forecasts turn into guesses. Handoffs get loose. Reps start winging it. Tools that used to help start getting in the way.
The business evolved. The revenue system didn't.
When you fix the foundation instead of patching the cracks, good things happen. At LumaHealth, getting the basics right drove 77% better sales efficiency and nearly doubled quota attainment. At Convercent, we tripled average deal sizes. Not because we all got suddenly got smarter, but because the system finally matched what we were trying to do.
That's what I build now. Teams can run them, leaders can trust them, and companies can scale on them.