Health and wellness companies grow fast, then hit a wall when their sales, marketing, and customer success teams operate as disconnected silos. Revenue operations aligns these functions into a single engine that actually compounds growth.

The Problem

Sales and marketing operate on different definitions of success

Marketing celebrates lead volume while sales complains about lead quality. In wellness companies, this disconnect is especially painful because buyer journeys span clinical research, peer recommendations, and emotional decision-making. Without shared definitions of qualified leads, pipeline stages, and handoff protocols, both teams waste effort and blame each other for missed targets.

Customer data lives in five different systems that never talk to each other

A typical health and wellness company runs a CRM, an email platform, a subscription management tool, a customer support system, and an analytics dashboard — none of which share a unified customer record. When a subscriber calls to pause their membership, support doesn't know they also clicked a win-back email yesterday. This fragmentation makes it impossible to understand true customer value or optimize the full revenue lifecycle.

Forecasting is guesswork because nobody owns the full funnel

Without a revenue operations function, forecasting relies on spreadsheets stitched together from different team reports. Marketing reports on MQLs, sales reports on pipeline, and finance reports on bookings — but nobody connects these into a single view of revenue health. This makes it nearly impossible to predict quarterly performance, allocate budget effectively, or identify which growth levers actually drive revenue.

Renewal and expansion revenue falls through the cracks

Health and wellness companies with B2B channels — corporate wellness, clinical partnerships, wholesale accounts — often lack systematic renewal tracking. Contracts expire without proactive outreach. Expansion opportunities go unidentified because nobody monitors product usage or satisfaction signals. The revenue you already earned becomes revenue you quietly lose.

How We Help

We begin with a revenue architecture audit that maps every stage of your funnel from first touch to renewal. For health and wellness companies, this means understanding the specific buyer journeys that matter — whether that is a B2B sales cycle into corporate wellness programs, a D2C subscription funnel, or a clinical practice referral pipeline. We document where leads enter, where they stall, and where revenue leaks out between team handoffs.

Our [growth strategy](/services/strategy/) team then builds unified pipeline definitions that all revenue-facing teams share. We establish common lead scoring models, stage criteria, and handoff protocols that eliminate the finger-pointing between sales and marketing. In wellness companies, this often means incorporating engagement signals from product usage alongside traditional marketing touches.

Tech stack alignment comes next. We audit your CRM, marketing automation, subscription management, and analytics tools to identify integration gaps. Rather than ripping out existing systems, we build data bridges that create a single customer record accessible to every team. This means when a customer's subscription behavior changes, sales and success teams see it in real time.

Our [marketing](/services/marketing/) operations work configures the automation and reporting layer that makes RevOps sustainable. We build dashboards that show pipeline velocity, conversion rates by stage, and revenue attribution across channels. Your leadership team gets a single source of truth for forecasting instead of reconciling conflicting spreadsheets from three departments.

Process design ensures these systems actually get used. We create playbooks for lead routing, opportunity management, renewal workflows, and expansion selling. Each playbook includes the specific triggers, actions, and SLAs that keep revenue moving through the pipeline without bottlenecks.

[Measurement](/services/measurement/) establishes the KPI framework that keeps RevOps accountable. We track pipeline velocity, win rates, average deal size, net revenue retention, and CAC payback periods. Monthly operating reviews surface the metrics that matter and connect operational changes to revenue outcomes.

What we deliver

Revenue architecture audit — full funnel mapping from first touch to renewal with leak identification
Unified pipeline framework — shared definitions, scoring models, and handoff protocols across teams
Tech stack integration — data bridges connecting CRM, marketing, subscription, and analytics systems
RevOps dashboards and playbooks — single source of truth for forecasting and day-to-day operations

Revenue operations is not a technology project — it is an alignment project. The tech stack matters less than getting sales, marketing, and success teams to agree on what a qualified opportunity looks like and who owns each stage.

Our Methodology

Our 90-day RevOps sprint starts with a diagnostic phase that most consultancies skip. In the first two weeks, we interview every revenue-facing team leader, audit existing data flows, and map the actual buyer journey — not the one on your slide deck, but the one your customers actually experience. This reveals the specific handoff failures and data gaps that cost you revenue.

Phase two designs and implements the unified revenue architecture. We build shared pipeline definitions, configure lead scoring, establish SLAs between teams, and integrate disconnected data systems. Every integration is tested against real deal flow before going live.

Phase three operationalizes everything through playbooks, dashboards, and team training. We stay embedded through at least one full reporting cycle to ensure adoption sticks and metrics move in the right direction. Your team owns the system by day 90.

How We Work

First 30 days are diagnostic — we map your revenue architecture, audit data systems, interview team leaders, and identify the specific handoff failures and data gaps that leak revenue. This phase produces a prioritized RevOps roadmap ranked by revenue impact.

Days 31-60 focus on building the core infrastructure. We implement unified pipeline definitions, configure lead scoring and routing, build cross-system data integrations, and launch RevOps dashboards. Your team participates in design sessions so the systems reflect how they actually work, not how a consultant imagines they work.

Months two through three are activation and optimization. We deploy operational playbooks, train teams on new workflows, and run the first monthly operating review cycles. Most health and wellness companies see pipeline visibility improvements within 30 days and measurable revenue impact within one to two quarters as alignment compounds.

Pipeline visibility — single source of truth replacing conflicting spreadsheets from multiple teams
Faster sales cycles — reduced friction at handoff points between marketing, sales, and success
Forecasting accuracy — data-driven revenue predictions replacing gut-feel quarterly estimates

If your health & wellness company needs revenue operations leadership, we should talk.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does revenue operations work cost for health and wellness companies?

RevOps engagements typically range from $30K-$80K depending on team size, tech stack complexity, and the number of revenue streams being aligned. This is substantially less than hiring a full-time VP of Revenue Operations, and the systems we build continue generating value long after the engagement ends.

How long does it take to see results from RevOps implementation?

Pipeline visibility and reporting improvements appear within the first 30 days. Operational improvements like faster lead routing and better handoff protocols take effect in days 31-60. Revenue impact from improved conversion rates and shorter sales cycles typically becomes measurable within one to two quarters.

How does the RevOps team integrate with our existing sales and marketing staff?

We work directly with your sales, marketing, and customer success leaders through weekly working sessions. Our approach is collaborative, not prescriptive — we design systems around how your teams actually operate and train them to manage ongoing optimization independently. The goal is building internal RevOps capability, not creating consultant dependency.

What makes Winston Francois different from other RevOps consultancies?

Most RevOps firms are CRM implementation shops disguised as strategy consultancies. We start with revenue alignment — getting your teams to agree on pipeline definitions, handoff protocols, and shared KPIs — before touching any technology. The tech configuration serves the alignment, not the other way around.

How do you measure ROI from revenue operations engagements?

We track pipeline velocity, conversion rates between stages, average deal size, sales cycle length, forecast accuracy, and net revenue retention. Every metric has a baseline established in the first 30 days. Monthly operating reviews connect operational changes directly to revenue outcomes so you see exactly where the value comes from.

What type of health and wellness company is the right fit for RevOps?

Companies with at least $3M in revenue, multiple revenue-facing teams, and growth ambitions that require operational discipline. This includes wellness platforms with both B2B and D2C channels, supplement brands scaling beyond founder-led sales, and health tech companies whose sales cycles involve multiple stakeholders. If your teams are growing faster than your systems, RevOps closes that gap.

Revenue Operations for Health & Wellness Companies