Behavioral simulation built from your actual deals, your buyers, your playbook — not approximations. Every rep walks in ready.
Training prepares reps for knowledge. Deals require performance under pressure — and those are two very different things.
Reps train through roleplay and shadowing — not real pressure scenarios. When the live call comes, they improvise.
Long ramp times drain revenue capacity and add cost before a rep closes anything. The clock runs from day one.
Every rep uses AI differently — or not at all. Inconsistent inputs produce inconsistent deals and lost revenue at scale.
Simulations built from your actual deals, your messaging, your buyer dynamics — not generic approximations.
Objections, stakeholder pushback, deal complexity — all in advance. The pressure is real. The stakes are not yet.
Every rep runs the same tested playbook. No improvising. No inconsistency. No revenue left on the table.
A GTM performance service delivered through a governed AI simulation platform — built around your deals, not a template.
Built from your actual pipeline, buyer dynamics, and messaging — not approximations. Reps practice exactly what they'll face.
Every rep runs the same tested approach. Your messaging is locked in before anyone picks up the phone. The AI doesn't wander.
Measurable improvement in simulated vs baseline — reported to CRO and RevOps before the subscription converts.
A missed deal or ramp delay surfaces. The CRO feels it. RevOps owns it.
5–10 reps. Defined scope. Clear success metric agreed upfront. Low friction, high signal.
Rep performance in simulated vs baseline. Readiness first — win rate follows.
Proven delta leads to full rollout. Subscription converts. Revenue impact compounds.
No long-term commitment up front — entry is a defined-scope pilot with a clear success metric agreed before day one.
Defined scope. 5–10 reps. A clear success metric agreed upfront. Low friction entry.
Proven delta from pilot — full team rollout. Annual subscription. The standard becomes the standard.
Multi-team, multi-org, or platform deployments — custom structure, custom scope.
SimOS is pre-revenue and currently onboarding founding pilot customers. Pilot pricing is structured to be low-risk with a defined outcome — not an open-ended commitment. If you're running a MEDDIC-style framework with 10–50 reps and feeling the cost of inconsistency, this was built for you.
No pitch deck required — tell us where you're feeling the gap and we'll tell you if we can close it.
SimOS didn't come from a whiteboard — it came from 25 years of watching reps lose deals they should have won, and understanding exactly why.
Every feature was designed from actual deal failure — not approximations, not thought experiments. Real lost deals, real missed moments, real reps who knew the product but weren't ready for that specific buyer in that specific situation.
Most sales training optimizes for knowledge transfer. SimOS optimizes for performance under pressure — a fundamentally different problem that requires a fundamentally different solution.
The AI governance layer isn't a feature — it's the architecture. When every rep runs the same tested playbook, the output doesn't drift. The standard holds. Revenue follows consistency.
Pre-revenue seed stage · 2025 · Chicago
SimOS was designed around the constraints of enterprise deals — not simplified to fit a generic AI roleplay pattern. Every simulation is bounded by real deal dynamics.
The AI layer is governed by a trust admission pipeline and governance constitution. Output drift is structurally prevented — not managed after the fact.
This wasn't built by engineers who learned enterprise sales. It was built by a practitioner who learned to architect AI systems. That inversion matters.
Success metrics are defined upfront — not reverse-engineered after deployment. The pilot structure exists because we believe in proof before subscription.