GTM System / outbound engine
A filled-tank outbound engine your team can run after handover.
GTM System turns the market, data source, copy logic, sending layer, and Instantly campaign into 1 ready account. ScaledMail can handle the white-glove inbox setup and warmup, Market OS builds the outreach math and sequences, and your team approves the send before anything goes live.
The anatomy
Every artifact below is standard build material, documented in the handover. Nothing here is a slide; it is the machine, the same system that builds a full new-client campaign in about 20 minutes of machine time.
Data engine
Clay workbook, 1 per client
A layered architecture: config, raw universe, gated enrichment, export views. Cheap filters run first; paid enrichment fires only on accounts that clear the score gate.
Enrichment waterfall
A provider waterfall with verification on every candidate email. Lists ship only at grade B or better on the scorecard.
Scoring gates
2-stage ICP scoring with a printed gate: accounts enter a campaign at 70 or above, and every account can explain why it is there.
Copy and personalization
Copy engine
A canonical generation system with a template library and 3-step sequences. Every email is scored against a 14-point QA gate, ships only at 11 or above, and clears a spam-word check first.
Personalization system
9 custom variables per lead, tiered 1:1, 1:few, and 1:many, so effort lands where the account value justifies it.
Signals and agents
Signal Engine
Watches hiring, funding, job changes, tech changes, engagement, and reply behavior. 5 stations: detect, dedupe and suppress, score, map to a play, queue as a draft. Nothing auto-sends.
SDR agents
The 5-Minute Brief prepares pre-call intelligence. Champion Tracker catches job-change reconnects. Inbound Qualifier scores and routes inbound. Included in the top scope.
Infrastructure
Deliverability layer
At least 20 warmed inboxes before the first send, domain tiering, provider matching, and a monitoring routine documented into the handover.
CRM configuration
Hygiene, routing, and persona classification built into your CRM, in English and German where your market needs it.
Plays and handover
Named playbooks
1 to 3 live campaign playbooks depending on scope, configured for your market and running before handover.
Handover pack
Docs, templates, and walkthrough recordings, written so the owned engine keeps itself healthy after the install ends.
Optimization window
A defined post-launch window with structured campaign reads and single-variable experiment discipline.
The working stack
17 applications. 1 operating system.
The tools are replaceable. The routing, gates, evidence, and handover logic are the asset.
1 operator. A serious GTM stack.
Map the market, inspect source material, qualify accounts, and preserve the operating context.
Move qualified data into client-owned systems and keep every response attached to context.
Provision the sending layer, warm it safely, launch through a human gate, and run the sequence.
Applications are selected per job. The asset is the routing, gates, evidence, and handover logic encoded across them.
What your team owns. What the Market OS factory retains.
- Client implementation
- The client-specific implementation: your workbook, your CRM configuration, your sequences, your playbooks, your docs, your agents' configurations. It runs without me, in your accounts, after handover.
- Market OS factory
- The factory: the master methods, prompts, skills, and build system that produce installs. Keeping the factory is what makes each install fast, current, and safe to hand over completely.
The split is also the guarantee behind the handover: nothing you depend on day to day is rented from me.
How the engagement runs
A finite, done-with-you build measured in weeks, then handover. Done-with-you means your team shows up too: access, a weekly working session, and answers when the build needs them. Scopes range from a foundation install to the full outbound engine. Which scope fits, and what it costs, is a teardown-call conversation: it is a single build fee with a handover date, never a retainer, and you have the number in writing before you commit. You are not comparing it to 0; you are comparing it to the agency retainer, the tool tax, and the failed quarters it replaces.
- MapICP, market, signals, and the costly leak worth fixing first
- Builddata, copy, signals, deliverability, CRM, plays, in your accounts
- Runreviewed campaigns started by a human; signal plays remain draft-only
- Hand overdocs, recordings, and an optimization window with structured reads
See what the install would look like in your stack.
The teardown maps your current system first. If an installation is not the right move, the teardown says so.