Hope is not a strategy.
Build your revenue capacity model in blocks — quotas, ramp, conversion, coverage. Test scenarios before you commit. Stop running the company on a spreadsheet.
Trusted by revenue teams from seed to IPO
From quota to calls — in one model.
Every assumption is a knob. Change one, and every downstream number recomputes. No more guessing what an extra AE actually costs to feed.
He's done this before. A lot.
Brian interviews you to gather inputs, calls out the assumptions you're skipping, and sanity-checks the math. He won't tell you what to do — but he'll tell you when the numbers don't add up.
- 1Asks one question at a timeNo 80-field intake form. Real conversation.
- 2Surfaces the mathEvery assumption is shown, named, and editable.
- 3Connects to your CRMPlan-vs-actual the moment you publish.
Your revenue plan lives in a spreadsheet that nobody trusts.
Targets in one tab, capacity in another, conversion rates someone hard-coded last year. Then the board asks “what if?” and three people scramble for two days. RevHippo replaces that with a model — building blocks, levers, and live actuals.
Master Plan
Targets, segments, ramp curves and rolling-plan inheritance from prior years. One source of truth, version-controlled.
Scenarios in seconds
Hire two AEs. Lift win rate 3 points. Shift mix to enterprise. Compare side-by-side, save what works.
Capacity that reconciles
From rep quota down to SDR calls per week. Brian shows the math, flags assumptions outside your historical band.
Plan vs Actual
Connect Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe. See divergence the day it appears, not at quarter-end.
Brian, your assistant
Ask in plain English. He builds the scenario, runs the math, and proposes the levers that move the needle.
Open via MCP
Hook RevHippo into your agent stack. Query plans, scenarios and actuals from any LLM client.
“We used to spend the first week of every quarter rebuilding the plan. Now we ask Brian, see the gap, pull a lever, and move on. RevHippo paid for itself in week one.”
Sarah Chen · VP Revenue, Northwind · 240-person SaaS
Stop hoping. Start modelling.
Walk through your plan with Brian in ten minutes. He'll ask the right questions, surface the math, and show you the three scenarios you should be testing this quarter.
Named for the man
who drew the grid.
Hippodamus of Miletus invented urban planning — the idea that a city could be designed, not just settled. We're doing the same for revenue: plan the model, then run it.
One early choice can echo for centuries — Roman chariot ruts ended up sizing NASA's rocket boosters. Watch the chain reaction. Your revenue plan compounds the same way; the question is whether you draw it on purpose.