We run AI Visibility, SDR / BDR, and Partner Channel Marketplace as separate services. You can buy any one of them on its own. What makes them worth more together is underneath: a single account record every service writes to, so nothing has to be reconciled later.
These are not modules of a suite you have to buy whole. They are three different ways to produce pipeline, priced and run independently. Most people start with one, and add a second only when the first is working.
Your buyers describe a problem to ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini and take the shortlist the model hands back. We measure whether you are on it, against a competitor set you name, then work the gaps until the number moves. Starts with an audit.
AI Visibility ↗Outbound aimed at accounts a signal says are moving right now — funding, hiring, a vendor swap — with the reason attached so the rep knows why this account and why now. Built around your partner motion rather than a generic list.
SDR / BDR ↗Get listed, get co-sell eligible, and get in front of the buyers already spending committed cloud budget. Target lists are built from the same signals your cloud and channel partners act on, so the partner conversation has something in it for them.
Page coming ↗Every service writes to the same account. A citation found by AI Visibility, a hiring signal found by SDR, and a co-sell flag from a marketplace listing all land on one record, in one workspace, against one company — instead of in three tools that each think they are the system of record.
This is the part that does not get sold separately, because it is not a product — it is what stops the second service you buy from starting over from scratch. Execution still happens in the tools you already run: Instantly, HeyReach, HubSpot. We hand off to them and read back from them. StackGTM is a prospecting workspace, not a CRM — no deal stages, no forecast.
Accounts, contacts and every touch in one place, whichever service produced them.
Why an account matters is attached to the account, not stuck in someone’s head.
Execution stays in your existing tools. We route to them and read results back.
Every meeting traces back to the service that produced it — so you can defund what isn’t working.
The services differ in where they find demand. They do not differ in what happens after. That shared method is why a second service slots in without a new process, and why the pipeline number stays steady instead of spiking and collapsing.
AI Visibility finds buyers who came looking. SDR finds accounts a signal says are moving. Marketplace finds companies with committed budget to spend. Three different doors into the same kind of answer: a named account with a reason.
Signals are fused and scored so the list is ordered by who is actually moving, not who looks good on paper. Scores are multi-source, explainable and tunable — you can see why an account ranks where it does and change it when it’s wrong.
The account reaches the motion that should work it, with the reason attached, and every meeting traces back to the service and beat that produced it. That is what makes the next quarter’s budget decision an argument about evidence.
An honest read on what you actually get at each step. Nothing here requires the step above it.
Co-sell target lists built from signals your partners act on — plus the visibility work that gets you recommended when a cloud buyer asks a model who to migrate with.
A workspace per client, benchmarked from one network so every account is comparable and nothing leaks across. Resell any of the three services under your own programme.
Reach accounts at the moment they move — confidence-scored, not guessed, with the reason attached so the first line of the email writes itself.
Skip the UI entirely. Pull signals, visibility scores and accounts through MCP and REST into your own systems.
There is no sign-up button
Every engagement starts with a call, because the scope depends on what you already have running.
We are not a self-serve platform yet, and we would rather say that plainly than put a pricing table in front of a form. Which service you need, how big it is, and what it costs are all worked out live — usually in one call.
Where pipeline is thinnest right now is enough to start. We will tell you which service actually addresses it.
A visibility baseline, a monitored account list, or a partner target set — depending on which one is the real constraint.
We will say so if only one makes sense for you. Talking you into three is how this stops working in month four.
Not available yet. No card, no trial, no instant workspace — a real person scopes it with you.
Tell us where pipeline is thinnest right now and we will come to the call with a first cut — a visibility baseline, a monitored account list, or a partner target set, depending on which one is the real constraint. If only one service makes sense for you, we will say so.