Three ways to work with ShiFt.
Fix the leaks yourself, work with us to find them, or have us build and run the whole system. Pick the level of help you want.
Fix it yourself.
Free tools, the methodology, and self-serve software plans.
Find the leaks together.
Diagnostics and scoped engagements. Fixed fee, credited toward RevenueOS.
ShiFt RevenueOS™
Build and operate your Revenue Chain. ShiFt scopes it to your industry and runs it for you.
Quick answers
Which way is right for me?
ShiFt gives businesses three levels of help. The Revenue Leak Repair Kit™ is the Do-It-Yourself system. The Revenue Leak Scan™ is the Done-With-You path for deeper diagnosis and prioritization. ShiFt RevenueOS™ is the Done-For-You option for businesses that want ShiFt to build and operate the revenue infrastructure.
The Revenue Leak Repair Kit™ is ShiFt's Do-It-Yourself system for diagnosing, quantifying, prioritizing, repairing, and verifying Revenue Leaks. It brings the Revenue Leak Diagnostic, Revenue Leak Calculator, audits, playbooks, scripts, SOPs, templates, scorecards, implementation tools, and verification tools into one guided workflow.
The Revenue Leak Scan™ is ShiFt's Done-With-You diagnostic path. ShiFt reviews how demand moves through the Revenue Chain, identifies the highest-value gaps, quantifies the opportunity where the data supports it, and helps define what should be repaired first. It is deeper and more business-specific than the self-service Revenue Leak Diagnostic.
ShiFt RevenueOS™ is the Done-For-You revenue execution operating system between demand and measurable revenue. It coordinates activation, conversion, and measurement across the existing stack so buyer signals can be responded to, qualified, followed up, booked, and attributed in one connected operating loop.
RevenueOS is scoped to the business rather than sold as one universal package. Pricing can depend on demand volume, channels, integrations, conversion requirements, deployment complexity, and support. Use the current Pricing page and Revenue Leak Scan for the approved commercial terms rather than relying on an FAQ answer that may become outdated.