Compare · Swivel vs. an in-house marketing team

Your marketing team is busy. Is it producing pipeline?

Most in-house teams are good at making things: campaigns, content, events. What they rarely own is the whole path from a stranger to a held meeting. That’s the gap RevOS™ fills, with your team or without it.

An in-house team on its own covers one pillar fully and one in part. RevOS™ covers all four.

In-house team on its own
Position to WinPartly
Demand Gen
Human-Centric BDNot covered
Sales EnablementNot covered
SwivelRevOS™
Position to Win
Demand Gen
Human-Centric BD
Sales Enablement
Your team, your call

Three ways RevOS™ works with your team.

  1. Keep them
    We build the system around your team.
    They keep creating. We add the positioning, follow-up and scoreboard that turn their work into meetings.
  2. Slim down
    A lean team, with RevOS™ as the engine.
    One or two marketers own the brand and content. We run demand, outreach and reporting.
  3. Replace
    We run the whole funnel.
    No hiring, no ramp. One team accountable for pipeline, for about an hour a week of your time.
Side by side

What changes when it’s one system

In-house team on its own SwivelRevOS™
CoversMostly demand genAll four pillars, connected
Time to pipelineMonths to hire, ramp and find what worksPipeline in 100 days, guaranteed
Follow-up on leadsHanded to sales, and often waitsWorked in minutes, by phone, email and LinkedIn
Measured onLeads, traffic, engagementHeld meetings and pipeline
CostSalaries, benefits, tools and ad spend, per hireRevOS™, from $15K a month, all four pillars included
If someone leavesKnow-how walks out the doorRules and data are written down and stay with you
Your timeManaging people, priorities and vendorsAbout an hour a week
“My team uses AI too.”

AI speeds up their tasks. The gaps between those tasks stay.

An AI writing tool helps your team make more content. It doesn’t sharpen a weak message, follow up on leads in minutes, or tell the ads which meetings showed. In RevOS™, Swivel strategists set the strategy and approve what goes out, and our AI works across all four pillars with your rules and data behind it.

How the engine works
Who owns what

What it takes to get pipeline, either way

In-house, on its own
Hiring and managing marketers A separate fix for follow-up Sales enablement, somehow Tools and data to stitch together Months to ramp

You own every gap.

SwivelRevOS™
  1. Swivel strategists
  2. All four pillars
  3. The AI engine and one database
  4. Your team, if you keep it
Pipeline in 100 days. RevOS™ from $15K a month.
Proof

Results, not reports.

LeasecakeLease management SaaS
Leasecake’s strategy work
14 deals in 60 days

Their CEO puts the cost at about what a single CMO would cost, for a full team and system.

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A fair question

When an in-house team alone is the better choice

  • Your pipeline is already predictable and you mainly need more content.
  • Your team already owns follow-up and reports on held meetings.
  • You have a marketing leader who’s built a full-funnel system before.
Less to manage, not more

A team that manages itself.
And you see everything.

About an hour a week, and one workspace with your results, agenda and everything that needs you.

What it’s like to work with us
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Questions CEOs ask

What you might be thinking

The better question is whether you can afford to miss your number. A missed revenue goal costs more than the system. Most clients start with one niche so the spend stays focused, and they use their earliest results to fund the next stage. RevOS™ also replaces budget you’d otherwise split across an agency, tools and new hires. Your free audit includes a 12-month projection, so you can see what one closed deal pays for before you commit.

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See what your team is producing, and what it’s missing.