Half Day
3-4 hours. Focused on the two or three biggest assumptions in your GTM. Best when you have a specific concern — pricing, ICP, channel mix — and want it pressure-tested fast.
Starting at $3,500
Every company has a GTM plan. Most have never pressure-tested it against someone who's seen what actually works — and what just looks good on a slide.
The GTM Pressure Test is a half-day or full-day working session with your leadership team. We tear apart your assumptions — ICP, positioning, pricing, channel strategy, sales motion, competitive differentiation — and find out what holds up under scrutiny.
You don't get a grade. You get clarity on where your strategy is solid and where it's built on hope. Plus a concrete action plan for the gaps.

3-4 hours. Focused on the two or three biggest assumptions in your GTM. Best when you have a specific concern — pricing, ICP, channel mix — and want it pressure-tested fast.
Starting at $3,500
Full working day. Comprehensive tear-down of your entire go-to-market. ICP, positioning, pricing, sales motion, channel strategy, competitive differentiation. Nothing is off limits.
Starting at $7,500
Where your GTM holds up and where it doesn't. Named clearly, no sugarcoating.
What to fix first, what can wait, and what's actually fine. Sequenced so you're not trying to change everything at once.
A clean summary you can take to your board, investors, or leadership team. Not my deck — your strategy, pressure-tested.
Pre-funding: You're about to pitch investors and want your GTM story bulletproof before it gets picked apart in a board room.
Pre-hire: You're about to hire a VP of Sales or CRO and want to make sure the strategy is right before you hand it to someone new.
Quarterly reset: Something shifted — market, competition, product — and you want to recalibrate the GTM before the next quarter starts.
Post-miss: You missed the number and the team is pointing fingers. Before you change people, pressure-test the plan.
Half-day starting at $3,500. Full-day starting at $7,500. Both include the gap analysis document and prioritized action plan. Pricing scales based on company complexity and prep work required.
The people who own the GTM decisions. Usually that's CEO/founder, head of sales, head of marketing, and head of product. Keep it under 6-8 people — too many voices and it becomes a meeting instead of a working session.
I'll send a short intake questionnaire about your current GTM — ICP, pricing, competitive landscape, sales motion. Takes about 30 minutes to fill out. I do my own research before we meet so we don't waste the session on context-setting.
Either works. Virtual is the default and works well. In-person is available depending on location and can be more effective for full-day sessions where whiteboarding matters.
That happens. The Pressure Test often reveals that a Revenue Engine Build or Fractional engagement is the right next step. You'll know by the end of the session, and there's zero pressure to continue.