We build the operating systems your industry actually needs.
SectorOps was founded on a single observation: most businesses run on improvised systems — a patchwork of spreadsheets, sticky notes, and disconnected apps that were never designed to work together.
We fix that. We build Notion-powered operating systems engineered specifically for your industry — not adapted from a generic template, not stitched together from random pages, but purpose-designed for the exact workflows, databases, and KPIs of your sector.
The story
SectorOps started in 2023 after seeing the same problem across multiple industries: talented operators drowning in administrative chaos. Construction project managers losing RFIs in email threads. Law firm partners tracking matters on legal pads. Real estate investors running deals through a maze of Excel files.
The tools existed. Notion had become powerful enough to serve as a genuine operations platform. The problem was that nobody had sat down and engineered a proper system for each industry — one that understood the difference between a construction submittal and a legal matter, between a SaaS sprint and a real estate closing pipeline.
So that's what we built. Not a generic template with a coat of industry paint, but systems architected from first principles around the actual workflows, regulatory requirements, and operational metrics of each sector.
Today, 30,000+ operators across construction, legal, real estate, SaaS, healthcare, and more use SectorOps systems as the command center for their entire business.
What we believe
Precision over generality
Generic tools create generic operations. Every SectorOps system is engineered specifically for the workflows, terminology, and KPIs of a single industry.
Engineered, not assembled
We don't drag-and-drop random pages together. Each system is architected with relational databases, filtered views, and purpose-built dashboards that actually scale.
Built for real operators
Our systems are validated with practitioners — general contractors, managing partners, real estate investors — not hypothetical users. If it doesn't hold up in the field, we rebuild it.
Accessible price, zero compromise
Enterprise-grade operations infrastructure shouldn't cost enterprise prices. A one-time $97 purchase gives you a system that rivals tools costing $500/month.
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