Question 1

What is Scale Up OS?

Accepted Answer

Scale Up OS is a CEO coaching practice built around a proprietary operating system that helps founders scale past $10M without being the bottleneck. It combines Jonathan Herps' experience in the CEO chair with proven frameworks and AI tools across three pillars: Clarity, Team and Scale.

Question 2

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Founders and CEOs who have built a valuable business but are still the bottleneck for the day-to-day, and want the strategy, leadership team and systems to change that. It suits established, team-based businesses rather than solo operators or early-stage startups.

Question 3

What are the ways to work with Jonathan?

Accepted Answer

Three. A one-off Strategic Plan session to get clarity first; Foundations, a 12-month monthly coaching program; and Advisory, a higher-touch monthly engagement where Jonathan works with you and your leadership team like an outsourced board member.

Question 4

What is the difference between Foundations and Advisory?

Accepted Answer

Foundations gives you the coaching, systems and IP Stack to get out of the day-to-day. Advisory includes all of that, plus more direct access to Jonathan, leadership team facilitation, a peer boardroom, and real-time support between sessions.

Question 5

What is the IP Stack?

Accepted Answer

The playbooks, tools and AI prompts Jonathan's clients use to run the system: 65+ playbooks, 120+ tools and worked examples, and 90+ AI accelerator prompts. Yours to use anytime.

Question 6

Is there a guarantee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Foundations and Advisory come with a 60-Day Love It or Leave It Guarantee. Try it, and if it is not right for you, you can exit with no further commitment.

Question 7

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Book a 30-minute Business Growth Call. Jonathan will help you find your biggest bottleneck and, if it is a fit, recommend whether to start with a Strategic Plan session, Foundations or Advisory.

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