Pricing
Pricing for Autopilots that replace real budget lines
Start with one Autopilot. Operate it weekly. Add more wedges when the first one is paying for itself.
GTM Signal Audit
for qualified accounts
A diagnostic for one wedge currently outsourced or under-served. You leave with the leak, the baseline, and the Build scope.
Unqualified accounts: $750-$1,500.
- Map of one wedge: research, signals, intel, refresh, or community
- Leak diagnosis and measurable baseline
- Top three Autopilot fits with effort estimate
- Fixed-scope Build menu
The Build
from
Launch one Autopilot in 2-4 weeks. Output lands in your stack the first week. Playbook and audit trail come with it.
- One Autopilot live in 2-4 weeks
- Weekly output begins week one
- Human review gates on sensitive output
- Playbook, evidence schema, run history
- Documentation and handoff video
The guarantee
No vague Build scope
Every build comes with:
- A wedge map and measurable baseline before you commit
- Fixed scope. If it grows, we agree on new pricing first.
- Evidence gates, approval points, and failure modes documented
- Weekly output begins week one or we eat the delay
- You own the playbook, data, and run history
If the wedge is not strong enough to automate yet, we will tell you before you fund a Build.
How we are different
Agencies keep the process. SaaS keeps the platform. We give you both.
You can buy another SaaS subscription. Sign another agency retainer. Hire another SDR. Or fund the operator that makes the rest of those investments earn their keep.
FAQ
Common questions
An Autopilot is a repeatable GTM workflow that runs weekly and produces a specific output: an account packet, a signal digest, a competitor change log, a refreshed page, a community intent thread. It lives inside the tools your team already uses. The output is the product. The playbook behind it is the asset.
Those are inputs. An Autopilot consumes them and produces the finished work your team needs each week. If you already pay for Clay or Apollo, the Autopilot makes them earn their keep. If you do not, we can run the Autopilot without them.
A wedge diagnosis, a measurable baseline, the top three Autopilot fits with effort estimates, and a fixed-scope Build menu. If the wedge is not strong enough to automate yet, we say so before you spend more.
One live Autopilot inside your stack with weekly output beginning week one: Account Research, Buying Signal Monitor, Competitive Intel, Content Refresh, Reddit/Community Intent, or a custom wedge.
We run the Autopilot weekly, tune it monthly, ship one improvement per month, and add a new wedge per quarter. You get a monthly operator summary with the change log.
Every Autopilot has human review gates on sensitive output. Low-confidence items get flagged. The evidence log shows what fed every decision. If a single output is wrong, the audit trail makes it inspectable.
Yes. The GTM Signal Audit exists for that. You leave with the wedge diagnosis, the recommended Autopilot, timeline, risks, and price range before any Build starts.
Everything in the playbook, knowledge, and data layer: prompts, workflows, evidence schema, run history, integration setup, and documentation. If we stop, your team or another vendor can keep the Autopilot running.