Still carrying the number
Chasing updates, joining critical deals and making decisions from incomplete information.
Fractional sales leadership · US B2B SaaS
RevCore takes ownership of the sales management layer for teams of 1–4 sellers—giving founders their time back while improving visibility, accountability and day-to-day execution.
The leadership gap
A founder hires the first seller—or the next few. Soon, revenue leadership becomes a second job: pipeline meetings, deal rescue and performance conversations compete with running the business.
Chasing updates, joining critical deals and making decisions from incomplete information.
Accountability is split, coaching is inconsistent and priorities shift from week to week.
No single leader builds the cadence, coaches the team and improves the sales engine.
RevCore steps inside the business and owns that layer—right-sized for the stage you are in now.
Why fractional leadership
A full-time sales leader can be the right decision when the workload supports it. RevCore gives smaller teams focused senior leadership before that level of permanent executive capacity is required.
Month-to-month from the start
Cancel anytime with no annual commitment and no equity
Clear ownership
Weekly cadence, priorities, standards and decision-making.
Inspection, stage discipline, forecasting and next-step quality.
Deal reviews, call feedback, playbooks and focused rep development.
Expectations, scorecards, accountability and direct intervention.
A clear view of performance, risk, constraints and required decisions.
How the engagement works
This is not a monthly advisory call. RevCore runs the management cadence, coaches the team and gives the CEO a reliable view of performance and risk.
Priorities, blockers and accountability.
Inspection, risk and next-step quality.
Coaching, performance and agreed actions.
Selected calls and strategic opportunities.
Forecast, risks and required decisions.
CRM review, scorecards and preparation.
The operating roadmap
This shows how the work typically develops—not a fixed-term commitment. The engagement remains month-to-month and you can cancel anytime.
OutcomeThe CEO can see what is happening and what needs fixing.
OutcomeMovement where the sales engine is actually stuck.
OutcomeA measurable sales organization that can keep improving.
Change that sticks
Resistance is not treated as a surprise or a people problem. Adoption is designed into the engagement from day one.
Agree the objective, authority and CEO sponsorship before kickoff.
Bring reps into the diagnosis, preserve what works and surface friction early.
Create visible wins on live deals before asking the team to trust a new system.
Change one constraint at a time, coach in the workflow and measure adoption.
We involve the team in improving the system, but the CEO must support the agreed standards when accountability becomes uncomfortable.
What changes
Stop running every meeting, chasing every update and rescuing every deal
Know what is happening across pipeline, forecast, performance and risk
Give sellers clear expectations, actions, coaching and management
Install the cadence, processes and decision-making needed to improve the team
The result is a sales team that can be seen, managed and improved without depending on the founder
Who this is for
You are a US B2B SaaS company with typically 1–4 sellers.
You need clearer visibility, accountability and consistency across the sales team.
You are looking for management discipline without the expensive overhead of a full-time VP of Sales.
You are comfortable working with a consultant who becomes part of the operating rhythm.
Proven B2B sales experience
Marcello has personally sold more than $20M in B2B revenue across bootstrapped businesses, private-equity-backed SaaS scale-ups and global corporate sales organisations including Gartner.
That range matters. He understands the urgency and resourcefulness of founder-led sales, the operating discipline required to scale SaaS revenue and the standards demanded inside a global sales machine.
“Marcello has an exceptional ability to identify where a revenue function is falling short, build the right systems and earn the team’s buy-in. I saw this firsthand when the retention processes he implemented increased ARR by 26%.”
30-minute sales diagnostic
In 30 minutes, we’ll identify the most important constraint in your sales operation and determine whether fractional leadership is the right next step.
The booking page will ask for your name, work email, business website and number of sellers.
Book your sales diagnostic You’ll receive a calendar invitation and Google Meet link when you book