Inbound demo requests come in first-come-first-served. SDRs spend Monday on time-wasters. The high-intent demo waits behind four tire-kickers. Pythia scores every inbound 1-10 the moment it lands — routes hot to senior reps, lukewarm to SDRs, declines the rest. And for every meeting that books, she auto-generates a pre-call brief: company snapshot, last-90-day moves, attendee research, predicted pain, conversation starters. Your reps walk into the call already knowing the answer.
> Reference pricing while I onboard my first 10 clients post-AI startup. Lock in current rates — they go up after slot 10.
Forty demo requests this week. The form has six fields. Your SDRs work the queue top-to-bottom, taking whoever booked first. The serious buyer who hit the form Tuesday is in slot 17 because four students, two tire-kickers, and a competitor's intern booked before her. By the time she gets a reply, she's already on a call with someone else.
The reps who do book the right meetings walk in cold. They open Gong, scroll the form fields, search the company on LinkedIn for 90 seconds, and join the call. They miss the funding round that closed last month. They miss that the buyer just left a 6-year stretch at your top competitor. They miss the conversation that would have closed the deal.
Pythia ranks the queue and briefs the rep. Two problems, one agent.
A Claude Code skill — your AI brain for inbound triage. Knows your ICP, your trigger signals, your disqualification rules. Yours forever, runs on your Claude.
Pulls firmographic, tech-stack, funding, and exec data the moment a form fires. Routes hot leads to senior reps, lukewarm to SDRs, declines the rest with a polite-but-firm reply.
Every booked meeting arrives with a structured brief in your CRM: company snapshot, last-90-day moves, attendee research, predicted pain, conversation starters, competitive exposure flags.
A Claude Code skill that reads your CRM and answers pipeline questions in plain English. Available from day 30. Tier 2 only.
T-2 hours before the call, Pythia drops this into your CRM, your Slack, or attaches it to the calendar event — your choice. Reads in 90 seconds. Replaces the 5-minute LinkedIn scroll most reps do during the first ring.
A Claude Code skill that connects to your CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive) and answers inbound-pipeline questions in plain English. Available from day 30 once Pythia has produced enough scored data.
I review your form, your RB2B traffic, your demo-request volume, your current routing rules. We map ICP, trigger signals, anti-signals, and the disqualification rules your senior reps wish someone enforced. Recorded Loom you keep forever.
Built into a Claude Code skill, installed in your Claude. From day 2 every inbound gets the same score with the same reasoning — no inconsistency between reps, no Monday-morning queue triage.
Pythia deployed against your form + RB2B + email feeds. Routing wired into your CRM. Pre-call brief auto-generated for every booked meeting. Ask Pythia installed. 30 days of post-launch tuning included.
Every morning: how many demos came in, how many were scored 8+, which were declined, which auto-routed where. One screen. No Looker login.
Every brief lives in your CRM with the data sources cited. The rep can verify any line. The agent never invents a fact it cannot trace.
Pythia runs on YOUR enrichment tools, YOUR CRM, YOUR forms. Briefs are generated by Claude on YOUR Claude subscription. I have no copy of your inbound data.
Stop the n8n workflow any time. Delete the skills. The system is yours — including the kill switch.
Tier 2 includes everything in Tier 1 — when you pick it, Tier 1 is on the house. Add-ons require Tier 2 (briefs need a deployment to attach to).
Most teams pay $60K/year for an SDR who triages inbound by gut, $30K/year for a lead-scoring SaaS that doesn't know your ICP, or $200K/year for a sales engineer who briefs reps before big calls. You're getting all three replaced by one deployment at $4,999 — only because I'm in reference-pricing mode this month. 3 spots left. Next 7 clients pay $7,500.
Pre-call briefs go from company-level to person-level. For every attendee: LinkedIn history, recent posts, projects championed, hiring patterns. Walk in knowing what THIS person values.
Vertical-specific brief layer for regulated markets. Compliance context (HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, FINRA), vertical competitors, vertical KPIs, vertical-specific objections. Stop sounding like a generic SaaS rep.
End-to-end smoke test for the cart → Stripe → Cal.com flow. Use card 4242 4242 4242 4242 (Stripe test mode). Refund yourself in Stripe Dashboard after. Remove before public launch.
Reference pricing exists because I'm onboarding my first 10 clients post-AI-startup. You get the same scope at $1,500 (Tier 1) / $4,999 (Tier 2) that costs $2,500 / $7,500 after slot 10 — that's the bet I'm making on you. In exchange, I deliver in 10 days, document everything in writing, and the deliverables are yours forever.

Before this I sold AI to enterprise revenue teams. The same complaint came up on every call: "our reps spend half their day triaging the wrong leads, and when they finally get on the right call, they're cold." That's two problems pretending to be one. Pythia solves them in the same pipeline.
Reference pricing applies to the first 10 clients post-startup. After slot 10, Tier 1 moves to $2,500 and Tier 2 to $7,500. In exchange for the discount, I want a written reference and a 20-minute video testimonial after 60 days. That's it.
The agent is named Pythia — the high priestess at Delphi who divined the future from sacred vapors. Kings and generals waited months for an audience. She told them which battles to fight and which to walk away from. That's the job. Your reps don't need to take every meeting that books — they need the three this week that are real, briefed in advance, ready to close. Pythia divines the queue.
3 spots left this month. After slot 10, Tier 1 → $2,500. Tier 2 → $7,500. Same scope, harder math.