First 90 days. New GTM engine. Fixed-fee.
First 90 days after acquisition. We rebuild the GTM engine across portfolio companies. Fixed-fee. Repeatable.
Acquired a company. The GTM engine is broken.
PE firms acquire companies with impressive top-line numbers and discover the GTM stack underneath is duct tape. CRM data is stale. Pipeline reporting is fiction. Outbound is manual. The sales team is running plays from three years ago.
The operating partner needs results in 90 days. Traditional agencies take 90 days just to onboard. Consultants deliver a deck. Neither ships pipeline. You need someone who can audit, rebuild, and run a working GTM engine on a fixed timeline. That's what we do. We operate the new engine post-build so the portco team focuses on closing, not staffing up RevOps. Every outbound motion we deploy passes TVA. No generic sequences. No spray-and-pray.
We've built the playbook to be repeatable across portfolio companies. Same methodology. Same data pipelines. Same handoff. Different portco, same speed.
Build it in-house: $540K. Build it with us: $145K.
$395K saved. First pipeline 5 months earlier.
- RevOps Lead$145K
- Marketing Ops Specialist$90K
- GTM Ops Analyst$80K
- Data Engineer (½ year)$90K
- Software stack (HubSpot · ZoomInfo · Clay · Apollo)$90K
- Recruiting fees + onboarding$50K
Plus 4 months to hire. Plus 2 months to ramp. First pipeline month 6.
- Subagent Build (3 weeks, fixed-fee)$35K
- Operate · 11 months × $10K$110K
- Tech stack included—
- Customer owns repo + agents—
- Cancel operate anytime—
- Take it in-house when ready—
Build complete week 3. Pipeline producing month 1.
How we rebuild the GTM engine.
- GTM audit (week 1–2). CRM hygiene, pipeline accuracy, outbound sequences, inbound conversion paths, rep activity data. We score what's working and what's broken. No deck, a prioritized build list.
- Data cleanup via Verum. Contact and company data validated, enriched, and deduplicated. Stale records flagged. Missing fields filled. This is the foundation, nothing works downstream without clean data.
- Pipeline rebuild. New pipeline stages mapped to buyer behavior, not internal process. Subagents deployed for deal scoring, stale-deal resurrection, and forecast accuracy. CRO gets a weekly pipeline truth digest on day one.
- Outbound via TVA. New outbound subagents trained on prospect pain, not the portco's value prop. Every message passes TVA or it doesn't send. First 50 messages human-approved. Then the system runs.
- Team training and handoff. Your operators learn to run what we built. CLAUDE.md walkthrough. TVA rubric training. The portco's team leaves more capable than when the engagement started.
Questions.
Can you work across multiple portfolio companies at once?
Yes. The engagement is templated. After the first portco, subsequent rebuilds run faster because the playbook, subagents, and data pipelines are reusable. We scope each portco individually but the methodology is repeatable.
What if the portco is on a CRM we don't support?
We work with HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive natively. For other CRMs, we connect via API. The subagents are CRM-agnostic. They read and write through standard integrations.
What does a 90-day engagement cost?
Fixed-fee, scoped in discovery. Typical range is $40K–$75K per portco depending on GTM complexity, number of reps, and data cleanup required. Volume pricing available for multi-portco engagements.
Further reading.
- The PE portco GTM rebuild: a 90-day playbookPost-close, the GTM stack is always worse than the LOI claimed. The order of operations for the first 90 days, what to kill in week one, and where AI agents fit.
- AI for GTM in 2026: what shipped, what stalled, what to actually buildThree years into the AI GTM hype cycle, the receipts are in. AI SDRs collapsed. Generic copilots got ignored. The teams that actually moved pipeline shipped Claude Code subagents in their own repos.
- Migrating off ZoomInfo in 2026: a build-vs-buy playbookZoomInfo costs $100K-$300K and ages out of date the moment you license it. The build-or-replace decision math, plus the migration sequence that doesn't blow up reps mid-quarter.