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chance peare · founder, fractional coo

The ops layer founder-led service companies actually run on.

Start with a $997 OPS Assessment. Step up to a $2,000 productized sprint or a monthly retainer if it fits. Seven offers, three tiers, flat fees. No deck. No retainer creep.

tier.01 · $997 tier.02 · $2,000 flat · sprints tier.03 · $2–6K/mo · retainers
overview.v1

Operators speaking to operators.

Most ops consulting is decks. This is not. We work weekly inside your business until the work runs without us.

who.this.is.for icp

Founder-led service companies

Home services, trades, field service. Owner-operator. Owner is the operational bottleneck. Some tech in place, underutilized.

what.we.actually.do offers

Audit → sprint → retainer

$997 OPS Assessment. $2,000 productized sprints (SOP, Automation, KPI Dashboard). $2–6K/mo retainer tiers. Pick the smallest engagement that solves the problem.

why.this.exists origin

Roofing COO experience, productized

Built Framework Ops after scaling a founder-led roofing company as its COO. Every automation we sell was shipped in that shop first — or we do not sell it.

tier.01 · entry

Start here. $997.

The front door. Two-to-three days, written audit, 90-day plan. About half of buyers DIY from there. The other half continue and the $997 credits to their first retainer month.

1 offer · flat fee
compare.options

Fractional vs. full-time vs. DIY.

No hand-waving. Here is the actual shape for a founder-led service company.

Fractional COO Full-time COO DIY (founder runs ops)
Time to first ship 2–3 weeks 4–6 months whenever the founder has a Sunday
Cost (annualized) $24k–$72k $160k–$220k + benefits mostly hidden hours
Ramp time 2 weeks 2 quarters n/a — runs as the founder
AI / automation literacy core competency depends on hire whatever you read this week
Exit clause month-to-month after 3 severance + politics burnout
Right size for founder-led operators companies past founder-led pre-revenue / side hustle
questions.v1

The questions every operator asks before booking.

If yours is not here, ask it on the intro call.

How is this different from a generic fractional COO? +

We only work with founder-led service companies, and the differentiator is the ops layer + AI/automation literacy. The work is concrete — SOPs that ship, automations that run, scoreboards that get watched — not strategic deck-building.

What is the starting point if I am not sure which engagement I need? +

The $997 OPS Assessment. Two to three days of focused diagnostic work, a written audit, and a 90-day plan. About half of buyers take it and DIY. The other half continue, and the $997 credits to their first retainer month.

Why a 3-month minimum on the retainer tiers? +

Anything shorter is consulting theater. Three months is the floor for diagnose, ship something real, and prove the pattern. After that you stay month-to-month or step up.

Do you replace ServiceTitan / JobNimbus / HubSpot? +

No. We build the layer around them. The reason you bought ServiceTitan was right. The reason the seams between ServiceTitan and the rest of your stack hurt is also right. Both can be true.

Who do you work with? +

Founder-led service companies — home services, trades, field service. Owner-operator. Some tech in place but underutilized. If the founder is still the operating system, this is the kind of engagement that pulls them out of it.

How do you charge? +

Flat fees on the productized offers (Assessment, SOP Sprint, Automation Build, KPI Dashboard — $2,000 each). Monthly retainer on the three OPS tiers. No hourly billing — we are not optimizing for hours.

next.step

Thirty minutes. No deck.

You tell us where the ops layer hurts. We tell you which of the seven offers fits — or that none of them do.