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Sales Enablement Pricing

The system that turns buyer signals into closed pipeline.

$9,900 per month. Standalone, or layered onto any growth marketing strategy. Built to close more of what your pipeline is already creating.

Why It Matters

Most pipeline doesn’t die from lack of interest.

It dies because buying committees couldn’t build internal consensus, reps improvised when they should have had a system, and nobody could see where the friction came from. Sales Enablement is the infrastructure that fixes all of that.

01.Marketing is generating signals nobody is acting on

Your campaigns are creating intent data, content engagement, and meeting requests. Sales is responding inconsistently. The signals are getting wasted.

02.Reps are improvising instead of executing a system

Discovery calls vary by rep. Objection handling depends on who’s in the room. Talk tracks live in someone’s head, not in a playbook the team can run.

03.Buying committees are stalling deals

You’re getting through to the champion, but the rest of the committee never gets the materials, the proof points, or the consensus tools they need to move forward together.

04.Win/loss is anecdotal, not structural

Wins are celebrated, losses are explained away. Without a structured feedback loop, the same losing pattern keeps repeating across the pipeline.

What’s Included

$9,900 per month. Everything below.

Most deals don’t die from lack of interest. They die because buyers couldn’t build internal consensus, reps improvised when they should have had a system, and nobody could see where the friction was coming from. This strategy builds the commercial infrastructure that eliminates that friction.

Sales Enablement

Buying Committee MapCompetitive ToolkitQualification FrameworkOutreach SequencesTalk TracksCRM StructureReporting Dashboards

Positioning & Deal Foundation

Buying committee insight map: roles, motivations, pain points, and decision criteria
Competitive differentiation toolkit: strengths, weaknesses, and switching triggers
Qualification framework with ICP criteria, buying signals, and next-step logic
Discovery templates, deal support playbook, and ROI models

Outreach, Sequences & Sales Assets

Email and outreach sequences aligned to how buyers buy
Talk tracks, objection handling, battlecards, and call scripts
CRM structure: stage mapping, automation rules, and routing

Technology, Measurement & Reinforcement

Reporting dashboards, performance scorecards, and win/loss feedback loop
$9,900per month
How The Engagement Runs

Four phases. Continuous iteration.

1.Discovery and audit

We sit with sales, marketing, and your top customers. We map your current motion, your win patterns, your loss patterns, and the gaps between signal and conversion.

2.Build the infrastructure

All built to your motion, not generic templates: buying committee maps, competitive toolkits, qualification frameworks, outreach sequences, talk tracks, CRM structure, and reporting dashboards.

3.Train and embed

We train reps on the system, embed the materials in your CRM, and run regular working sessions to make sure the system is actually being used, not filed in a Google Drive.

4.Iterate on real data

Win/loss feedback loops, deal reviews, and reporting dashboards show us what’s working. We refine the playbook every sprint based on real pipeline performance, not theory.

Common Questions

Sales Enablement, answered.

It’s an ongoing program. The infrastructure gets built in the first 60 to 90 days, then the work shifts to refinement, training reinforcement, win/loss analysis, and continuous iteration based on what’s actually closing in your pipeline.
No. Sales Enablement runs perfectly well as a standalone program. If pipeline is already coming in but conversion is the bottleneck, this is the right place to start.
We work with HubSpot, Salesforce, and other major platforms. Cleanup, structure, and reporting build are all part of the engagement. If the foundational CRM work is heavy enough to warrant its own scope, we’ll talk about pairing this with a CRM Services project.
That’s the whole point of the embed and training phase. Materials get built into CRM workflows, not stored in a folder. Training is reinforced with regular working sessions and deal reviews. We measure adoption, not just delivery.
Coaching teaches reps. Enablement builds the system the team runs. We’re not replacing your sales leadership or coaching practice. We’re building the infrastructure that makes both more effective.
We integrate with HubSpot and Salesforce, setting up lead scoring, routing workflows, and task creation logic directly in your CRM. When a high-intent threshold is crossed, the right account owner gets an alert and a task within hours. The anonymous visitor identification layer and contact-level intent tools sit on top and feed signals into the same system.

Ready to close more of what you’re already creating?

Tell us about your current motion. We’ll show you where Sales Enablement would have the highest leverage.