How a revenue infrastructure engagement works.

Filro is an implementation company. We connect the systems between demand generation and closed revenue: capture, routing, follow-up, scheduling, CRM, automation, integrations and attribution. The work is configuration and engineering inside your own accounts, not campaign management and not a retainer.

Engagements start at $50,000 USD, run 12–16 weeks, and are followed by approximately 30 days of stabilization. Work is sold by application: every engagement begins with a Revenue Audit.

This engagement fits companies where:

• —Established service businesses with existing demand
• —Multi-location and franchise operations
• —Companies generating meaningful inbound lead volume
• —Teams running several platforms that do not talk to each other
• —Organizations that need conversion and operational visibility
• —Businesses with a sales team or structured lead handling

It is not the right fit when:

• —Pre-revenue startups
• —Companies that need branding or a logo only
• —Buyers looking for a $500 website
• —Businesses without existing demand or sales operations

The audit is a structured written request describing your systems, lead volume, channels and current bottleneck. We review the full path from demand generation to closed revenue and return a written assessment: where opportunities are lost, why, and what the implementation would address first.

The audit is asynchronous. No call is required to receive it. Start it from the Request a Revenue Audit page.

Before implementation begins, the target architecture is written down: systems in scope, the record model, ownership and routing rules, the integration surface, migration requirements, and the acceptance criteria for each deliverable. Anything not written in that document is out of scope until a change order says otherwise.

The default is to configure and connect what you already own. A tool is replaced only when it cannot support the architecture, and that recommendation is made explicitly.

• —A named decision maker and one responsive point of contact
• —Administrative access to the systems in scope, provisioned least-privilege
• —Existing data exports where migration is involved
• —Timely approvals at the defined checkpoints
• —Any third-party licences or seats the target architecture requires

Delays in dependencies shift the schedule. This is the single most common cause of a stretched implementation window.

A typical implementation runs 12–16 weeks, structured in milestones with written acceptance criteria. After launch, approximately 30 days of stabilization covers monitoring, edge cases, testing and handoff optimization.

Engagements start at $50,000 USD. The investment covers:

• —Implementation planning
• —System architecture
• —Conversion infrastructure
• —CRM configuration
• —Automation
• —Integrations
• —Analytics and attribution
• —Stabilization period

Final scope and price depend on:

• —Architecture complexity
• —Number and type of systems involved
• —Integration surface
• —Data migration requirements
• —Number of locations
• —Workflow complexity
• —Implementation and access requirements

This engagement is not available through direct checkout. Pricing is confirmed in writing after the audit.

Engagements run under a signed master services agreement plus a statement of work or order form setting out scope, milestones, acceptance criteria and payment schedule. Scope changes are handled through written change orders. The full commercial terms are on the Terms page.

Access is requested per system, least-privilege, and revoked at handoff. Credentials are stored in a secret manager, never in documents or chat. Data handled during migration is limited to what the work requires. More detail is on the security and delivery page, and personal data handling is described in the Privacy Policy.

Everything is built inside your own accounts, so ownership never transfers at the end — it was always yours. Handoff includes written architecture documentation, the record and routing model, automation logic, integration notes and the reporting definitions used in attribution.

Ongoing optimization is optional and quoted separately. Nothing about the implementation depends on continuing to work with Filro: the systems, configurations and data remain in your accounts and remain operational.

Filro Launch is a separate, fixed-scope website product for local businesses. It is not part of a revenue infrastructure engagement and has its own documentation on the Filro Launch page.

Everything can be handled in writing. Use the contact form for general enquiries or start the Revenue Audit for implementation scoping.