Three connections and one afternoon.
- Search Console, GA4 and your CRM.
- Read-only, revocable any time.
- Nothing to prepare on your side.
The GTM brain
Every source. One brain.
A number on every play.
It reads your CRM, your analytics and your search data together, learns how your company actually wins, and hands you a ranked list of plays — each one a specific job, with the revenue attached.
Thirty minutesRead-only accessNo slides
What comes back: a list of plays.
Each play is a specific job with a dollar figure.
Ordered by how fast the money comes back.
If the number is small, it says so.
The gap
Every tool knows a piece. None of them knows the business.
Search Console
Knows the query that brought them in. Not the deal it became.
Your CRM
Knows the deal. Not the page that started it.
Your content team
Knows the calendar. Not which article moved revenue.
The brain is the layer that joins them, remembers what worked, and acts on it.
How it works
It doesn't stop at the report.
Four steps on repeat. Most tools do the first one and hand you a dashboard. Tap any step to hold it.
Step one — Read
One model of how you actually sell.
Joins Search Console, GA4, your CRM and every published page, refreshed hourly.
What the brain holdsIllustrative example
Search queries tracked1,284
Open deals matched to sessions164
Published pages indexed1,046
Sources
The stack you already pay for.
Read together, in one model, for the first time.
Salesforce
Shopify
HubSpot
Slack
pipedrive
Search Console
Google Ads
Google Analytics
Read-only connections. Disconnect any source and syncing stops that minute.
Agents
An agent for every play.
Each one runs on the brain, and only as far as you let it.
SEO agent
Pages that slipped start climbing back.
Finds decaying pagesDoes refreshes, links, metadata
Working together
From the first call to the first play.
Three steps. Nothing ships until you say yes.
01
Book thirty minutes
We walk through your stack and where you think revenue is leaking. You leave with a view either way.
One call02
We build your brain
Read-only connections, one overnight pass, and a profile of your brand, buyers and competitors you can edit.
One night03
You approve the plays
Ranked, priced and evidenced. The agents run the ones you say yes to — nothing else.
Your call, every timeBook a meeting
Thirty minutes · No slides · A read of where the money is, either way
How the agents behave
Read-only by default
The brain reads. Nothing is written back until you switch an agent on.
Every change is reversible
Agents never delete. Each edit is a revision you can roll back in one click.
Your data stays yours
Your records build your brain only. They are never pooled or used for anyone else.
Questions
What people ask on the first call.
A single, persistent model of your go-to-market: your brand and buyers, your search demand, your content, and which deals each of those touched. Most tools each hold one of those pieces. The brain holds them together, remembers what worked, and uses that to decide what to do next.
No. Everything starts read-only. Write access is only requested for the specific agent you turn on — for example, publishing to your CMS — and you can revoke it at any time.
Search Console and GA4 for search and site behaviour; HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive for pipeline; Shopify if you sell online; Webflow or WordPress if you want agents to publish. Six months of history is enough to start.
Those tell you what happened on one surface. The brain joins the surfaces, prices each finding against your own closed-won data, then does the work and checks whether the number moved.
Thirty minutes. We look at your stack and the questions you already have about where revenue is coming from. No slides. If it is not a fit, we will say so.
The first ranked list of plays arrives the morning after you connect. Ranking and citation movement from the work usually shows within four to eight weeks.
Thirty minutes
See what your go-to-market is leaving on the table.
Bring your questions. We'll bring a read of where the money is — whether or not we end up working together.