Launch & Scale an AI GTM System that Grows Your Business

One system that watches for buying signals, decides who’s worth contacting, writes to them in the moment that matters, and lands every outcome back in your CRM. Email, LinkedIn and paid run off the same rule instead of as three separate programs.

The name is the six stages it runs:

We build the engine, run it, and hand you the keys. You take the meetings.

One system that watches for buying signals, decides who’s worth contacting, writes to them in the moment that matters, and lands every outcome back in your CRM. Email, LinkedIn and paid run off the same rule instead of as three separate programs.

The short version: we build the engine, run it, and hand you the keys. You take the meetings.

Most agencies sell you a channel. You end up with one vendor for ads, one for outbound, someone else for LinkedIn, and nobody owning the whole funnel — so the coordination job becomes yours.

We run one rule across every channel. The same trigger that fires an email decides whether you retarget that account, and every outcome feeds back into the targeting. The difference isn’t the tools — everyone has the same tools. It’s that the decision layer is one thing instead of five.

You can start with one. Most do — usually outbound or LinkedIn, whichever your buyer actually lives on.

What we won’t do is run it blind. Even a single-channel engagement starts with the closed-won analysis, because that’s where the targeting thresholds come from. Adding a second channel later is cheap once the rule exists. That’s the whole point of building the decision layer first.

B2B companies. Professional services, specialized products, and firms selling into a buyer we can describe in criteria — anywhere a deal involves a conversation rather than a checkout.

It works best when your buyers are on LinkedIn and actually spend time there — posting, commenting, or at least reading. A lot of the sharpest signals we run on come from what someone engaged with before we ever wrote to them, and that signal doesn’t exist if your market lives somewhere else entirely.

We sharpen what already converts. We can’t invent a market that isn’t buying.

Probably, and if we haven’t we’ll say so on the call. What we’ve built for:

If yours isn’t on that list, it doesn’t mean no. The method doesn’t change by industry — what changes is where the signal lives. For one client it’s state legislative filings. For another it’s who just took a finance seat, or which funds are raising. Finding that is the first week of work, not a prerequisite.

Engagements start at $3,200 a month.

That’s the engine plus the channels running on it — usually LinkedIn and outbound together, because they share the same rule and the same list. They aren’t two services so much as two places the same decision shows up.

It goes up with scope: more channels, more custom data work behind the targeting, more markets. CRM and RevOps rebuilds are quoted separately — that’s front-loaded engineering, not a monthly motion, and it’s priced like it.

One flat monthly fee — the same whether we send a hundred emails or ten thousand. Per-lead and per-meeting pricing reward volume; this rewards judgment. You get the exact number after the first call, once we’ve seen your closed-won data.

Four months, then month to month — because the first month is build, the second is launch, the third expands what’s working, and the fourth is where the loop starts converting and scaling.

Cancelling at week six means paying for the build and leaving before the part that compounds. Four months at the $3,200 floor is the smallest commitment that gives this a fair test. If that feels like a stretch today, wait until it feels easy — you’ll get more out of it.

Then we’re probably not the right fit, and we’d rather say that now than after you’ve signed.

Here’s the arithmetic. At $3,200 a month the system costs about $38K a year. If a customer is worth $6K to you over the life of the relationship, it needs to produce roughly seven of them just to pay for itself — and three or four times that before it’s clearly worth doing. That’s a normal target. Below $6K it stops being one.

Hand-built targeting costs the same whether a customer is worth $6K or $80K. The only thing that changes is how many you need. Under the line, you want volume tooling and your own operator, and we’ll tell you which to buy.

Week one: we listen to your closed-won calls and read your CRM. That’s where the targeting thresholds come from — not from a questionnaire.

Week two: infrastructure. Sending domains registered and warming, signal sources wired, CRM fields and routing built.

Weeks three and four: lists built and verified, copy written to each trigger, everything in front of you for approval before a single send.

You’re hands-on for about two hours in week one and an hour a week after that.

Heavy for the first two weeks, light after that. We need real access to your closed-won calls and one person who can answer "was that a good lead?" quickly.

After launch it’s a weekly review and approving copy. We’ll be straight about it: you take the calls, and your read on lead quality is what makes the targeting sharper. An agency promising zero involvement is describing a system that only ever knows what it knew on day one.

Campaigns go live at the end of month one. First replies inside days of that, first meetings usually within two to three weeks of launch.

The real answer is that month four should beat month one by a wide margin, because every reply and every close feeds back into the targeting. If month four looks like month one, the loop isn’t working and that’s on us.

HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Pipedrive and Close for CRM. Everything we run writes into yours — sends, replies, meetings and closes, each tagged with the trigger that caused it.

We work in your accounts, on your domains, under your billing wherever possible. Everything lives in a system you can log into.

Fair. The first question we’ll ask on the call is what exactly you ran, because if the answer is "the same thing, done harder," you should save your money.

Outbound usually fails for one of three reasons: the list was wrong, the timing was arbitrary, or the sends never reached an inbox and nobody checked. Those are three different fixes. We’ll tell you which one you had, and if it’s something we can’t fix, we’ll say that too.

Everything. The domains and inboxes are registered to you. The CRM is yours and always was. The targeting rules, the signal sources and the sequences are documented and handed over, and your team gets walked through running them.

We’d rather you stay because it’s working than because leaving is expensive. If we’ve done the job, you finish with an asset. If we haven’t, you shouldn’t be paying us anyway.

AI builds the lists, writes the first draft against whichever trigger fired, and sorts replies by intent. It runs on scoped access — it reads exactly what the job needs.

Every decision that matters has a person on it. You approve the copy before it sends. You approve anything that writes to your CRM. Before we contact a company, the match has to agree on a second field — phone, domain or street address — so we know it’s the right one. And your existing relationships go on the suppression list before the first send.