Send us your supplier spend. We'll show you where the money's leaking.
Within 3 business days you'll see exactly what it's costing you a year. You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you.
No upfront cost. You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you.
3 business days
That's all it takes to see where the money's leaking and what it costs you a year.
Pay only if we find something
No upfront cost. You only pay a share of what we save you.
A 50/50 split of proven savings
Charged at sign-off on agreed savings. Paired with a quarterly review to keep savings on track.
How it works
How Shared Savings works
Here's what happens when you send Opsergo your supplier spend, step by step, in plain English.
Send us your spend
Gather the documents that show what you pay your suppliers, recent invoices, active contracts, and any cost data you already track. Send it all over and we take it from there.
We review it
Within 3 business days, Opsergo goes through everything you sent. We compare prices, check terms, and look for the gaps where money is quietly walking out the door.
You see where the money goes
You get a clear breakdown: every place we found money leaking, what each one is costing you per year, and what it would take to fix it. No jargon, just the numbers.
You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you. The fee is agreed at sign-off, not spread over a long tracking period. After that, a quarterly check-in keeps the savings on track.
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The commercial model
What you pay, and when
You only pay if we find something.
If Opsergo reviews your supplier spend and finds no savings, there is no fee. Nothing to chase, nothing to dispute. You walk away with the findings either way.
Split straight down the middle
When savings are found, they're split 50/50 between you and Opsergo. Half of what we save you is our fee; the other half stays with your business. If we find a lot, we both do well. If we find nothing, neither of us pays anything.
This is the model behind Shared Savings, a standard approach in cost-reduction consulting, not something Opsergo invented. We just use it because it keeps our interests lined up with yours.
One fee, agreed at sign-off
The fee is charged once, at sign-off, on the savings identified and agreed between us. It is not spread out over months of tracking, and there is no running meter ticking in the background.
You see the numbers, you agree the numbers, and the fee is settled. After that the work of realising the savings is yours to action.
A quarterly check-in keeps it real
After sign-off, Opsergo stays involved through a retained quarterly savings-realisation review. We check that the savings identified are actually landing in your accounts, flag anything that's slipped, and keep the relationship active. It's a light-touch review, enough to keep things on track without turning into ongoing project work.
"Send us your supplier spend. Within 3 business days we'll show you exactly where the money's leaking, and what it's costing you a year. You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you."
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How we work with you
Shared Savings is the main way we work with clients.
This is not a one-off audit that ends with a report and a handshake. It's the offer Opsergo wants to do most of its business through. We look at your supplier spend, show you where the money is leaking, and then we stay alongside you to make sure the savings actually land.
You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you. There's no upfront cost and no charge for a report that sits in a drawer.
A typical supplier audit
- You pay for the work whether or not it finds savings.
- You get a report. Then the consultant walks away.
- It's up to you to turn the findings into actual money saved.
- No one checks back to see if the savings ever showed up.
Shared Savings with Opsergo
- You pay nothing unless we find savings you didn't know about.
- The fee is a 50/50 split of proven savings, charged at sign-off on agreed savings.
- After sign-off, a retained quarterly review keeps the relationship active and keeps savings on track.
- We're tied to the result, not to the report.
What happens after the savings are agreed
Most cost reviews stop at the list of opportunities. Shared Savings doesn't. Once savings are identified and agreed, the work continues through a quarterly savings-realisation review. That keeps the relationship active, keeps you accountable to the savings, and keeps us on the hook for the numbers that actually matter to your business. We don't hand over a report and disappear. We stay until the savings are real and then we keep checking they stay real.
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Send us your supplier spend
We'll show you exactly where the money's leaking, and what it's costing you a year. You only pay if we find something, and only a share of what we save you.