One initiative at a time
The runtime reads where the company actually is and names the single highest-leverage next move, with the expected outcome, the proof that advances it, and why it is uncertain.
Go-to-market runtime
Tell it what you are building. It goes to market.
OpSpot GTM turns a company definition into evidence-backed initiatives and receipts. It picks the next move, does the bounded work itself, and shows you what is proven. It will not send, publish, or spend past the budget you set without asking you first.
No card to create your account. You subscribe once your company is set up.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs.
Describe the company
The customer, the offer, where you want to end up, and how much your agents may spend each month. Takes one form and a few minutes.
It picks one move
Not a backlog of forty tasks. One initiative, the outcome it expects, and the proof that would actually advance the company.
It brings back proof
Every result is filed with its tier and its authority, so a real outcome never gets filed next to a claim and counted the same.
What you get
Bounded autonomy, and you can see the boundary.
The budget is the product
Your tier is the monthly model budget your agents may spend on their own. Work that fits inside it runs without asking you. Work that does not, stops and waits.
Exact approvals, not vague alerts
When something needs you, you get the recommended action, the target, the cost, the sender, when it expires, and how to roll it back. Approve or deny. Nothing else is gated.
Green, amber, red
What an outside authority has proven, what is only internally true, and what is still missing. The runtime cannot promote its own work to proven.
Outreach and publishing stay off
On every tier, including Scale. Paying more does not buy the right to contact people or publish claims on your behalf. Those arrive as approval requests.
Kill switch and export
Stop a company for good in one click, or export everything it knows as JSON. You are never locked in to find out what it learned.
Pricing
One company per subscription. Pick your budget.
The tier you pick is the monthly model budget your agents may spend on their own. A bigger envelope means fewer interruptions, not a longer feature list.
Starter
$29 / month
$5 monthly model budget
One company, bounded autonomy inside a $5 monthly model budget.
Start with StarterGrowth
$99 / month
$20 monthly model budget
One company, bounded autonomy inside a $20 monthly model budget.
Start with GrowthScale
$499 / month
$100 monthly model budget
One company, bounded autonomy inside a $100 monthly model budget.
Start with ScaleCancel from billing controls at any time. Full detail on the pricing page.
Start a company tonight.
Create the account, describe what you are building, and read the first initiative it comes back with. Subscribe when you want it to keep going.