Choose how Revenue Force runs for you.

Appointment setting can be part of a direct-sales route, but it is not the whole service. Revenue Force can also build and operate database-reactivation, dealer, distributor, partner, referral, and market-entry programs. The qualified handoff depends on the route.

Individual plans are for one independent professional selling to their own clients: standardized and self-serve. Business plans are for a team, or for recruiting dealers, distributors, agents, or partners to sell for you: they are scoped on a Revenue Force call and priced to that scope.

Selling one product is not what separates the two paths. What matters is who you are and who you sell to. If you are one professional selling directly to your own clients, an individual plan fits. If you are building a team or recruiting dealers, distributors, agents, or partners to sell for you, that is a business route and belongs on a business plan.

Individual plans apply a standardized playbook for one professional. Business plans design and operate a route for an organization, market, territory, team, or relationship network, and require broader market mapping, custom workflows, stakeholder coordination, reporting, and operating responsibility.

Reconnect re-engages the contacts you already have with one active program. Prospect builds one reliable path to new clients with standard contact sourcing included. Grow runs two programs in parallel so you can reach more than one audience without building an internal team. Every plan runs outreach and follow-up in your voice across email and LinkedIn, with replies handled and qualified. Paid media, premium third-party data, unusual tools, and custom integrations are quoted separately before work begins.

Yes. The three individual plans are self-serve: pick a plan, confirm eligibility, and check out. Business routes start with a free Revenue Force call so we can scope and price them properly instead of guessing.

Individual checkout asks you to confirm the plan is for one independent professional selling directly to their own clients, and does not involve team-wide execution or dealer, distributor, agent, broker, or partner recruitment. It keeps you on the right path and priced correctly, and the server checks it before any charge.

Route Launch is a fixed 90-day program to design, launch, and validate one new route to market. It is billed as three monthly payments of CA$2,000 (US$1,499), CA$6,000 in total, and does not renew automatically. What happens next is decided together after those 90 days.

A route to market is one deliberate way your business reaches and wins a specific audience: the objective, the audience, the offer, the messaging, and how opportunities are qualified. Route Operations keeps one route running and improving each month; Network Expansion builds and operates several across markets.

Individual plans have a 90-day minimum, then you can pause or cancel from your account. Route Launch is a fixed 90-day program. Route Operations has a 90-day initial commitment and then continues month to month. Network Expansion commitments are set in your scoped walkthrough.

Yes. You can move between plans as your needs change, and your subscription is updated in place rather than duplicated. Moving from an individual plan to a business route starts with a Revenue Force call so we can scope it.

No. Revenue Force is responsible for the agreed execution, visibility, qualification process, and handoff. Results also depend on the market, offer, timing, data, reputation, and how you handle the qualified relationships we hand over.

You do. Revenue Force runs the execution; for direct-sales routes that creates qualified sales opportunities, and you own your audience, your offer, your accounts, and every customer relationship.