Your sales motion is structured, repeatable, and measurable. Your post-sales function is still catching up. There’s no playbook for renewals, no clear ownership after the close, and no way to tell whether what you’ve built will hold as the customer base grows.
Not more headcount. Not a strategy deck. An operating model designed for the stage you’re actually at.
Let’s talk →Post-sales shouldn’t feel like luck. Renewals, expansion, and customer health should be predictable and systematic, not dependent on the founder or a few hero individuals.
Upside meets companies wherever they are on the post-sales maturity continuum. The right engagement depends on what you need, not a rigid programme structure.
Hands-on, part-time CS leadership. I own the function on working days, make the hard calls, and build or rebuild the operating model.
Focused engagements around a specific problem or deliverable. Scoped to need, not a rigid multi-week programme.
Ongoing strategic input after an initial engagement. Regular review cadence, sounding board, and pressure-testing as the company scales.
Built the CS function at Darktrace from ~$5M to nearly $1B ARR. Team of 50, every leader promoted internally. NRR improved from ~98% to ~107%. Gross churn reduced from over 8% to ~6%. What worked at $5M broke at $50M. What worked at $50M broke at $500M.
No pitch, just a conversation.