What OperStack does
OperStack builds and runs the layer between your traffic and your CRM. Capture, qualification, routing, follow-up and reporting, wired into the systems you already own. Every engagement is scoped per handoff, so you buy the two steps that leak rather than a platform priced per seat.
Nothing here is sold as a subscription you cannot leave. The automations run in your accounts, on your credentials, with runbooks written for whoever inherits them.
Services
Each page states what is included, what you keep, what it does not cover, and where the engagement starts. Scope in writing before any work starts.
How an engagement runs
- Written assessment, free. You send the site and how inbound works today; within two working days you get the gap we see, the module that fixes it and a fixed price. No call at this stage. You keep the reply either way.
- Setup. One module or several, quoted per handoff after the audit. Each step has an exit test agreed before it is built, and a rollback with a named owner.
- Retainer, only if it earns it. Automations rot: an API renames a field, a credential expires, and nothing alerts because the workflow believes it ran. Somebody has to read the failure log. That can be us or your team.
Proof, with its limits stated
Organic SEO clicks up +279% month over month across 13 inbound brands in 10+ countries and verticals.
Same OperStack playbook: content engine, Lead Hub, CRM automation, and reporting. Metrics verified on audit. These are our own properties, not client averages, and they are the numbers we can show end to end. Anonymised client outcomes are on the cases page.
The method is published
Every service page points at the guide that owns the underlying method, because the operating models are not the product. Twenty-one guides, written to be implemented without hiring anyone: the lead ops stack, the audit you can run yourself, routing rules, and the rest.
Start with the written assessment
Free, no obligation, in writing within two working days. If the honest answer is that your funnel is fine and the problem is traffic, we will say so.