Your sales playbook exists. Your sellers still have to recreate it across every deal, follow-up, CRM update and tool. We encode it as an owned AI workflow inside the Claude seats you already pay for — so the process runs with the rep, not from memory.
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Before us, the same Tuesday: the rep remembers the playbook, rebuilds the workflow across tools, then updates the CRM later.
Measured against week one — execution consistency, deal evidence and adoption.
Your methodology appears at the moment of execution. Every seller gets the same operating discipline while keeping the judgment each deal requires.
CRM updates are drafted from the buyer record, in the language of your process. Pipeline review can focus on the deal instead of reconstructing the data.
The next move, follow-up and CRM update are staged together. Reps approve the work instead of carrying it across the stack themselves.
Priced by team size, because that's the honest cost driver — not your revenue, not seats.
founder-led · the whole team is you
a sales leader with a floor to run
RevOps owns the systems
Every band is the same deliverable set. The bands differ in how much work your pipeline actually needs.
The single-rep version is free. Install it on yourself, or on one rep, today — and judge the loop on your own deals.
No new interface. Your reps never relearn their workflow — the agent lives in the AI seat they already open every morning.
One install fee to us. Seats bought from Anthropic directly, at their public price. No middle margin, no per-seat creep.
You own the playbook and keep the keys. No rent, and nothing to renegotiate — the engagement closes when the install closes.
Consulting leaves you a deck. We leave you a running system: your way of selling encoded as files your reps' agents execute every morning — instrumented, owned by you, still working after we're gone. That's why we measure ourselves on whether it's still running at six months, and why the price is published instead of scoped by the hour.
The loop keeps running — that's the product, and the instrumentation is there so both of us can see whether it survives without us. If your way of selling changes later, a rewire is $5,000; if you want the logs mined for what's working, that's $7,500. Both bought one at a time, never contracted. If it simply keeps working, you never call us again.
Because "talk to sales for pricing" is the move this whole company exists to argue against. The bands track the honest cost driver — how many reps and how many connected systems we're wiring — not your revenue, and not seats. Every band buys the same deliverables. Anything beyond a band's allowance is on the add-on table above, priced before you sign rather than discovered in a change order.
True of duct-taped automation, and it's the right objection to raise. It doesn't apply here: what we write is plain-language instruction files, not glue code. The substrate — Claude, and the official connectors to your calendar, mail, CRM and call recorder — is maintained by Anthropic and the connector vendors. No scrapers, nothing of ours to rot. What we add is the only part a vendor can't supply: how you sell, written down.
Then the install starts with getting them. You buy from Anthropic directly, at their public price, and we take no margin on it. If you're on a different assistant, talk to us anyway — the config is plain files and portable by design, but we deploy Claude-first today, and we'd rather tell you the truth about timing than sell you a roadmap.
It reads what your reps already see — calls, calendar, mail threads, CRM records — through the same connected tools, read-only. It sends nothing without a rep approving it, and the CRM update is staged as a draft for review. There is no autonomy mode to switch on, deliberately: trust is the bottleneck here, not model capability, and we design for the bottleneck.
It's the risk that matters most, so adoption is a named deliverable in every band rather than an upsell: a kickoff workshop, live coaching inside their real runs, and a leader readout at go-live. The design helps — no new tool to open, no login to remember, and the first thing a rep sees is work already done for them. But don't take it on faith: approval rate is tracked from the first run, and you'll see it weekly.
Bring one live deal and the call recording behind it. We'll show you how your playbook would run on that deal, then you decide whether that's worth four weeks of your team's attention.
Opens a calendar · no form, no qualification call, no deck.