Ground control for your GTM
A signal you don’t answer becomes a collision.
Your team generates signals faster than anyone can answer them. majorGTM reads the conversations, deals and product data you already have, finds the ones about to cost you a deal, a quarter, or a burned-out team, and gives you a day that ends at zero. It never writes to a system of record unless you tell it to.
A crew of agents · signals in week one · design-partner program open
Connects the stack you already run
Salesforce
HubSpot
PostHog
Chorus
Notion
two-way
+ more on the way
SEC 01 · Sound familiar?
This is what founders tell us, in their own words:
"The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing."
Founder, 30-person Series A SaaS
"Every Sunday evening I dread checking Slack to see what broke."
CRO, dev-tools startup
"Everyone's in their own swim lane. We're scaling chaos."
CEO, 12-person GTM team
SEC 02 · The Collision Tax
Two AEs chasing the same account. Marketing promising a feature sales can't sell. CS surprised by a renewal at risk. Each one is a collision, and they compound.
$180K
avg. annual collision tax
25
collisions / mo · 10-person GTM team
$600
true cost of one collision
SEC 03 · Know your enemy
Collision management starts with naming the patterns. Every conflict in your GTM motion is one of these seven, and the radar is tuned to catch each.
Figures below are the cost of a single major incident of each type. Most collisions get caught small. The ones that land are what add up to the ~$180K a year a typical seed–Series A team loses.
TYPE 01
~$12K / incident
Account Overlap
Two reps, one account, forty wasted hours.
TYPE 02
~$18K / incident
Promise Misalignment
Marketing sells a roadmap sales can't deliver.
TYPE 03
~$6K / incident
Duplicate Work
Two teams build the same deck in parallel.
TYPE 04
~$25K / incident
Resource Conflict
The launch and the renewal need the same people, same week.
TYPE 05
~$9K / incident
Timeline Mismatch
The campaign ships before the feature does.
TYPE 06
~$7K / incident
Data Inconsistency
Three dashboards, three numbers, one board meeting.
TYPE 07
~$5K / incident
Channel Overlap
Outbound emails the customer CS just calmed down.
SEC 04 · Meet the crew
One radar. A crew of agents behind it.
Each agent owns one slice of your GTM motion. They share a single collision model, so a signal one agent catches is context every other agent uses.
Radar Agent
Scores every collision by severity across your pipeline and routes it to the right owner. The one you watch; the crew’s dispatcher.
Conversation Agent
Reads Chorus calls for promises, risks, and objections your reps miss, and warns the crew when marketing sells what sales can’t deliver.
Pipeline Agent
Reconciles Salesforce + HubSpot + PostHog into one truth, then flags stage stalls, coverage gaps, and channel divergence before they compound.
Resolve Agent
Turns a flagged signal into the fix: a drafted Slack nudge, a Notion task, a reminder that comes back. Written back only when you approve. In build now.
Coverage Agent
Watches target accounts for silence and duplicate outreach, so no account gets two reps or zero touches.
New agents join the crew as your motion grows. The collision model gets sharper every time one of them learns something.
SEC 05 · The platform
What the crew does together.
majorGTM ingests your CRM, marketing, and product data, computes collision signals, and rolls it up into the numbers that actually move: pipeline health, win rate by channel, net dollar retention. And because the Notion connector runs two ways, your radar lands back in the workspace your team already lives in.
See
Every agent’s signal rolls up into one radar, scored by severity.
Reason
Agents share context through one collision model. What one catches, all of them use.
Resolve
The Resolve Agent turns any signal into a drafted fix, written back only on your say-so.
Report
Pipeline health, win rate by channel, and NDR, computed from data the crew keeps reconciled.
SEC 06 · How it works
No six-month rollout, no rip-and-replace. majorGTM sits above the tools you already run and starts surfacing signals in week one.
01
Connect your sources
Securely link Salesforce, HubSpot, PostHog, Chorus, and Notion. Tenant-isolated. We never write to a system of record unless you tell us to, and when we do, the write goes with your own permissions in that system. If you cannot edit the field, neither can we.
02
The radar computes signals
majorGTM scores collisions across your pipeline by severity: the seven collision types, mapped to your real accounts and deals. Each agent works its slice; the crew shares one collision model. Every collision you confirm or dismiss trains that model, so the whole crew gets sharper for your team, and every team, over time.
03
Resolve before it compounds
Work the radar instead of a 90-minute alignment meeting. Catch each collision while it's still cheap to fix.
Conflicting pricing about to go out to the same prospect. A launch email queued into a live renewal fight. Two reps on one account. The radar flags the collision while there's still time to fix it.
What the radar catches, before it costs you
This is ground control
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