Imagine a way to get on the list while it’s still forming.
In front of enterprise AI buyers who’ve already said what they need, before they’ve decided who to call.
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Introducing
.smrtn
An always-on extension of your enterprise GTM.
Pronounced “smarten”
Created and run by AWSM LABS, a business-focused applied AI lab.
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Why the usual routes fail
The usual routes miss your target.
Cold outreach gets screened out: enterprise buyers are buried in AI pitches.
Paid ads on social and other sites rarely get even 1 in 100 people to click, let alone reply.
Conferences put you in front of crowds, not decision-makers.
Appointment setters are paid per meeting, not for whether the meeting was worth having.
Source: WordStream and AdSpyder ad benchmarks, 2025 (average click rates 0.4–1%)04 / 21.smrtn_
How it works
SMRTN starts with the enterprise buyer.
01
See the demand.What enterprise buyers want in your lane.
02
Get in front of enterprise buyers.In the room, and in your CRM.
03
Grow your go-to-market.Content, coaching, and help deploying.
04
Know what’s working.Feedback from the room, and from customers.
Run with AI, reviewed by our team.
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Step 1 · See the demand
Know where demand is.
Telemetry for your lane: what enterprise buyers prioritize, keep, and pass on.
Updated every month.
Demand · your lane · this month
↑
PrioritizingForecasting and pipeline AI
Rising
→
KeepingMeeting notes AI
Steady
↓
Passing onStandalone email writers
Cooling
Across enterprise buyers in your lane. Never one person’s answers.
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Step 1 · See the demand
See interest as it happens.
Anonymous weekly alerts when enterprise buyers show interest in you.
Free on every plan.
Also in this stepField Notes about youRead what buyers say, and respond
Interest alerts · this week
A VP of SalesEnterprise · financial services
New
A head of CXMid-market · retail
New
An operations leadEnterprise · healthcare
New
No names until they opt in.
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Step 2 · Get in front of enterprise buyers
Get in the room.
Present at a quarterly evening dinner to 8–15 matched enterprise buyers.
First: December 10, Manhattan.
Also in this stepVirtual briefingsBuyers beyond our dinner cities
GTHRNGS · evening dinner
✉
Pre-readThe room reads your profile beforehand
Sent
★
Your pitchTo enterprise buyers matched to the room
Your slot
✎
FeedbackWhat the room thought, after
After
5 or 6 startups at each dinner.
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Step 2 · Get in front of enterprise buyers
Enterprise buyer signals in your CRM.
Interest shows up in HubSpot or Salesforce.
Named only when they opt in.
Also in this stepProfile and ideal buyerFreeUpdates and introsTo buyers who follow you
Your CRM · SMRTN signals
Enterprise buyerSales/RevOps · interested
Anonymous
Opted-in buyerShared their name and company
Opted in
Mid-market buyerCX · follows your updates
Anonymous
Synced to HubSpot or Salesforce.
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Step 3 · Grow your go-to-market
Content, coaching, and help deploying.
The go-to-market work you’d otherwise hire for, run with AI and our team.
Also in this stepTips and guidesHow enterprise buyers buy
Grow · this quarter
★
SpotlightYour video, promoted to enterprise buyers
Live
✎
Pitch clinicBefore the next dinner
Booked
⚙
SMRTN DPLYDeployment help for a pilot
Optional
Without building the team.
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Step 3 · Go beyond just go-to-market
Deployed is not adopted.
SMRTN DPLY gets you live. Microlearning gets your customer’s team using it.
Bite-sized. Never a training day.
DPLY Enable · quickstart PLTFRM
▤
Quickstart deckLike the one you’re viewing nowLike this one; open it on a phone
Ready
▶
3–5 short videosOne task each
Ready
✎
One-page quickstartA PDF for the desk
Ready
Free to your customer’s team. Adapts to their stack, and to your product as it changes.
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Step 4 · Know what’s working
Get better every quarter.
Why buyers passed, after each GTHRNGS. Who’s adopting, after the sale.
Also in this stepCustomer PulseAdoption and feedback after the saleField Notes themesWhat buyers say over time
Feedback report · after GTHRNGS
★
What landedYour demo of the handoff to people
Strong
?
What buyers askedSecurity review and pricing
Prep
→
NextA pitch clinic before the next dinner
Coaching
Anonymized: no buyer is named.
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Who you’ll meet
People who own AI budget.
VPs and heads of Sales, Marketing, CX, Product, Engineering and Operations, plus CTOs, CIOs, and AI, innovation and procurement leads. Each has an AI evaluation planned in the next 6–12 months.
Also in the room: consulting firms, agencies and PE operating partners who source AI for many clients at once.
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Plans.
Free
Profile
Profile, ideal buyer, guides and invitations
Weekly interest alerts
Feedback and Field Notes counts
Demand + signals
Core
Everything in Profile
More detailed interest alerts
Telemetry for 1 lane
Read and respond to Field Notes
Customer Pulse counts
CRM signals
1 intro request you start, a month
Dinners, briefings and Spotlight as add-ons
Most startups
Growth
Everything in Core
Telemetry for up to 3 lanes
Field Notes themes and trends
Customer Pulse quarterly themes
3 intro requests you start, a month
1 dinner and 1 briefing a quarter
1 Spotlight a year
Pitch clinic and feedback
By application
Enterprise
Everything in Growth
Unlimited lanes and a quarterly brief
A monthly Field Notes and Customer Pulse review, named where leaders opt in
6 intro requests you start, a month
2 dinners and 2 briefings a quarter
2 Spotlights a year
Deal desk and a success lead
Priced per lane, billed quarterly. Pricing on request. A “lane” is one business function, such as Sales/RevOps. When a buyer asks for you, the intro is free on every plan.
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Founding beta
Growth, at a founding price.
The first 5–6 startups per GTHRNGS join Growth at a locked founding price for 12 months.
Pricing on request.
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Why it pays back.
A single enterprise deal can cover a year of membership.
It replaces work you’d otherwise hire for: research, event marketing, video, and finding enterprise buyers with a live need.
Every meeting is with someone who owns or shapes AI budget.
Feedback on why enterprise buyers passed is hard to get anywhere else.
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The stack you’d otherwise build.
Growth costs about a third of one SDR, per lane, and covers all five.
What you’d build
Typical cost
With SMRTN
An SDR to find enterprise buyers
$110K–160K a yearfully loaded; ~3 months to ramp
Enterprise buyers come to you with a live need
An intent-data platform
~$60K a yearmedian 6sense contract
Demand telemetry and signals in your CRM, plus the intro
Your own executive dinner
$15K–30K eachvenue, food, filling the room
A seat in front of 8–15 matched buyers, each quarter
Product and demo video
$7K–12K eachagency production
Spotlight videos, amplified to buyers
Win/loss research
~$45K a yearmedian Clozd contract
Feedback reports on why buyers passed, and Customer Pulse
Typical U.S. costs from public benchmarks: The Bridge Group, Vendr purchase data, published event and video pricing. SMRTN covers the enterprise-buyer part of each; it isn’t an outbound team or a full ABM platform.
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No plan buys a match.
Your plan adds depth and follow-through, never better placement.
We recommend the best fit for each enterprise buyer, member or not, which is why they take our meetings seriously. When a buyer asks for you, the intro is free on every plan.
You see an enterprise buyer’s name only when they opt in.
After events we feature startups that presented, with consent, and never name the enterprise buyers in the room.
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Who it’s for.
AI startups and growth-stage AI companies, venture-backed and post-revenue.
Selling AI into Sales/RevOps, Marketing, CX, or Product & Engineering.
SMRTN is created and run by AWSM LABS, a business-focused applied AI lab. We build practical AI for companies, and SMRTN puts what we learn to work for the startups that serve them.