Tech Stack Audit

A full-system look at your GTM stack.
What's working, what isn't, what to cut.

A full-system look at what you're running, what it's costing you, and whether it's actually working.

Good fit if

  • You're paying for tools nobody is sure are being fully used
  • Your stack grew organically and nobody owns the full picture of what connects to what
  • You're pre-fundraise and want clean, defensible ops infrastructure
The approach

Most GTM stacks grow organically: one tool for this gap, another for that integration, a third someone bought before they understood the use case. Two years later, you're paying for five tools with overlapping features, unclear ROI, and nobody owns the map of what connects to what. A tech stack audit creates clarity: what you have, what it costs, whether it's being used, and what a rationalized stack looks like for your actual stage and motion.

What's included 4 deliverables
01 Complete inventory of GTM tools: usage, cost, overlap, and integration health
02 Gap analysis against what your current stage and motion actually requires
03 Consolidation recommendations with estimated cost savings
04 Prioritized roadmap for tooling changes with rollout sequencing
Common Questions

Frequently asked.

What does the deliverable look like?

A structured document with: full tool inventory (name, cost, owner, usage level, integration health), gap analysis against your stage and motion, consolidation options with cost savings estimates, and a prioritized rollout plan. Usually delivered within 2-3 weeks of engagement start.

How do you assess whether a tool is actually being used?

Combination of admin-level usage data (where available), rep and manager interviews, and integration health checks. We look at both quantitative usage signals and qualitative feedback about whether the tool is actually part of the workflow.

Will this tell us what tools to buy?

It will tell you what gaps exist and what categories of tools address them, along with specific recommendations based on your stage, budget, and motion. It's not a vendor pitch deck. The goal is an honest assessment of where you are and what would actually help.

How much does a tech stack audit cost?

A tech stack audit is a fixed-scope assessment, priced by complexity. It can also be folded into a retainer engagement if you want ongoing ownership after the audit. See the engagement models, then book a call for a precise project quote.

Ready to talk specifics?

Book a free 30-minute call. No pitch, no proposal. An honest conversation about whether this is the right fit for your situation.

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