For founders at $30K–$100K / month

A done-for-you Revenue Engine that pays for itself in 90 days. Or you don't pay.

We build and install the demand system, the revenue ops, and the owner's dashboard your business runs on when you're not in it. The plan is free. You decide if we build it.

Get your free Game Plan How it works

Two calls. A written plan you keep either way. Nothing to buy before you've seen it.

Sound familiar

You built something people pay for. Now it runs on you.

Somewhere between $30K and $100K a month, the thing that got you here stops working. From the inside, it looks like this.

01Your calendar is the capacity planDelivery, sales calls, and "quick questions" fill 40 hours before any growth work starts.

02Leads get one textSomeone opts in, gets a message, doesn't answer, and nobody follows up because nobody owns it.

03Failed payments sit in a dashboardA card declines, a client lapses, and you find out a month later from your bookkeeper.

04The agency sends a reportClicks and cost per lead. It can't show which leads became revenue, because the agency can't see your back end either.

05You tried delegatingIt came back as more Slack messages. So you took it back, and the business shrank to the size of your week.

06Every vendor sells you a channelAds, SEO, a new funnel, a setter. Each one adds demand to a system that was already leaking.

The diagnosis

You don't have a leads problem. You have an engine problem, and right now the engine is you.

Demand, conversion, delivery, collections, and reporting all run through one person. That works at $10K a month. At $50K it caps the business at the hours you can work, and more leads just make the leak louder.

The businesses that get past this point are rarely run by a more "systems-minded" founder. They run on a system the founder doesn't have to think about. We build that system, in 90 days, around your existing offer and team.

Build the engine first. Then turn demand back on.

For eight years my job was attention. At Scaling with Systems I built the omnipresent content engine Ravi Abuvala used on the way to $35M. I believed what most founders believe: if enough of the right people see you, the rest sorts itself out.

Then I took the operator's seat across a portfolio of founder-led businesses, responsible for revenue rather than reach. Ads were running. Launches were happening. And in business after business the money was going somewhere other than the bank: numbers nobody trusted, failed payments nobody retried, leads with one text and no second one, a sales process that lived in one person's head.

None of them had a leads problem. They had an engine problem. Demand was pouring into a back end that couldn't convert it, keep it, or even count it.

So we stopped buying demand and built the engine first. Pipeline stages. Follow-up that runs on its own. Payment recovery. One dashboard the owner reads in 15 minutes a week. Then we turned demand back on, and this time it stuck.

That's what Known Ventures does now, for founders who want to own a business instead of being one. I'm a Growth Partner, not a coach. I don't teach you to build the engine. I build it with you, and I show you the plan before you pay for anything.

Jack WoodFounder, Known Ventures

The Revenue Engine

Three systems. One business that runs without you in the middle of it.

Every Sprint builds the same three parts, in the same order, tuned to your offer. They're also the three sections of the free plan.

Demand System

Qualified conversations on a schedule, whether or not you posted this week.

Offer and pricing rebuilt for the next revenue level
One funnel: opt-in, booking, follow-up
Webinar, VSL, setter, and closer scripts for your offer
Content and paid traffic, turned on after the back end is ready

Outcome: booked calls you didn't personally chase.

Revenue Ops System

The back end most founders never build, because they are the back end.

CRM with real pipeline stages and owners
Follow-up automation for every lead that goes quiet
Failed-payment recovery and dunning
Daily numbers you can trust: leads, calls, closes, cash

Outcome: money that used to leak shows up as revenue.

Owner's Cockpit

What you need to see, who owns what, and when the team meets without you.

One dashboard, read in 15 minutes
Delegation map: every recurring task to a role or an automation
Weekly operating cadence your team runs
SOPs and recorded walkthroughs for everything we built

Outcome: your hours in delivery cut, documented.

How it works

Two calls. A written plan. Then you decide.

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Book Call 1

Pick a time on the calendar below. 45 minutes, on Google Meet, no card and no commitment.

0245 minutes

Call 1: the diagnosis

Your real numbers: revenue, your hours in delivery, lead-to-call, close rate, failed payments, follow-up gaps. We find where the engine leaks and what it costs you each month.

0360 minutes

Call 2: your Game Plan

A two-page plan built from Call 1: the leaks, the three systems in build order, and a 90-day target for profit and your hours. You keep it either way. If you want it built, we talk about the Sprint.

Why free

The plan is the work I'd do in week one anyway, and a founder who has seen their own leak numbers doesn't need to be sold on fixing them.

Proof

What it looks like when the founder only has to show up.

"At first I wasn't too sure. Jack said he'd handle the funnel, the configuration, the promotion, all of it. It far surpassed what I was expecting in how many people registered. I didn't do anything. All I had to do was show up. We booked calls, we had a 100% close rate on the calls booked, and we made $30,000 in one week. He does what he says he's going to do."

Kevin ChemidlinHost, Grow The Show

$25M+Client revenue generated

100+Business owners served

$30KOne week, Grow The Show

100%Booked calls closed

If you want it built

The 90-Day Growth Sprint

Done for you, with you. I own strategy, offer, scripts, ads, and ops. My build partner handles the tech. You stay the face of the business and get your weeks back.

Days 1–30

The Leak Audit

Retry and recover failed payments
Reactivate dead leads with a real sequence
Pipeline stages and owners in the CRM
Follow-up automation switched on

Days 31–60

The Demand System

Offer rebuild and pricing
Funnel: opt-in, booking, confirmation, reminders
Scripts for every conversation in the funnel
Content plan; paid traffic if the numbers say so

Days 61–90

The Owner's Cockpit

The one dashboard
Delegation map and weekly cadence
SOPs and recorded walkthroughs
The plan for what breaks at the next level

The guarantee

It pays for itself in 90 days. Or you don't pay.

If the engine hasn't recovered or produced more than the Sprint cost by day 90, you don't pay for it. Days 1–30 go after the money already leaking out of the business, so in most cases it's paid for before we touch a single ad.

Investment and terms are walked through on Call 2, after you've seen your plan. Nothing to buy before then.

Is this for you

Who the Sprint is built for

A good fit Apply

Founder-led business doing $30K–$100K a month
You sell a high-ticket service, program, or offer that people already pay for
You're inside delivery, sales, or ops 25+ hours a week
You want to own the business, not be it
You're willing to let a system do the operating

Probably not yet Come back later

Under $10K a month, or no offer that's sold more than a handful of times
You want someone to run one channel and send a report
You're looking for a course on how to do it yourself
You need to be in every decision to feel safe
You're not ready to invest in the build once you've seen the plan

Between $10K and $30K a month? Apply anyway. You'll still get Call 1 and a plan, and there's a smaller way to work together.

Who you'd work with

Jack Wood, Growth Partner

Founder, Known Ventures · Tampa, Florida

Eight years in the online coaching and creator space, on the operator side. I build the systems; I don't perform on stage about them.

01Built the omnipresent content engine Ravi Abuvala used to scale Scaling with Systems to $35M
02Head of the Partner Division at CommunityLaunch, running growth operations across a portfolio of profit-share partner businesses
03CMO at Venture House, a London-based e-commerce social media firm
04Based in Tampa. Works in 90-day sprints, not open-ended retainers

Questions

Before you apply

We'll talk about it on Call 2, after you've seen your plan and your own leak numbers. Nothing is sold before then, and the plan is yours whether or not we work together. The Sprint is a 90-day done-for-you build and is priced like one, with one condition on our side: it pays for itself inside the 90 days or you don't pay for it.

It's a real two-page plan built from your numbers: where revenue leaks, what to build, in what order, with a 90-day target. You can hand it to your team and build it yourself. Some founders do. The ones who want it built faster, with someone accountable for it, hire us.

One weekly call, about an hour, plus the decisions only you can make. The whole point is to take hours off your week, so if the Sprint is adding them, something's wrong and we fix it.

If you sell something people pay for and the business runs through you, the three systems apply. What changes is the offer, the channel mix, and the numbers. That's what Call 1 is for.

No. Most of what we build replaces manual work with process and automation first, and only then with people. If a hire is the right move, the delegation map tells you exactly what role to hire and what they'll own.

You own everything: the systems, the SOPs, the dashboard. You get 60 days of async access for questions. A few Sprint graduates ask me to stay on as an operating partner; that's a separate conversation, and it only happens after the engine is proven.

Book Call 1

Pick a time. We find the leak.

45 minutes on your real numbers. Have last month's revenue, your calendar, and your CRM login handy. No card, no commitment, and you keep the plan either way.

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Founder-led, $30K–$100K a monthTwo calls, a written plan you keepNothing to buy before you've seen it