One set of checked facts: what competitors charge, where you win against them, and your own pricing rules. Your website, your reps and your deal desk all work from the same numbers.
What it replaces:
Checks what ChatGPT and Claude tell buyers you charge, with a fix plan. Buyers arrive with your real price.
“You vs them” pages with a source and a date on every claim. Comparison pages legal can sign off on.
Competitor pricing, checked every week, answered in Slack. Reps answer “they're cheaper” with a source.
Where you win and lose against each competitor, kept current. Know which deals to fight for.
A deal desk in your Slack: quotes, discounts, approvals. Discounts stop leaking.
louis, holly or harvey, set up for your team and checked every week.
Ask for an invitation →louis, holly and harvey on one set of facts. $1,500 less than buying them one by one.
Ask for an invitation →Monthly, cancel anytime. One-time setup: $2,500, waived for Monetization Partner clients. Up to 10 competitors tracked. Paid products are by invitation while I take on a few teams at a time.
Every team is set up by hand and checked every week, so I take on a few at a time. Tell me who you are and what you need. I'll reply from me@f13i.com, usually within a day.
Anyone can build the bot. What it knows is the hard part.
Marketing (CMO, PMM): mike, receipts, louis, holly. Revenue (CRO, RevOps): harvey. Start with one team. The other joins later on the same facts.
I set up and check every team's products myself, so I take a few at a time.
Building your playbook and competitor list by hand. It's waived if you've done the Monetization Partner program, because that work already exists.
Yes. Monthly, cancel anytime.
No. But harvey works best on a pricing playbook, and the Monetization Partner program writes one.
Also from f13i labs: donna, a keyboard-first command center for your inbox and DMs.
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