Paste your website. You get a GTM plan that tests the right channels on a clock, a team that does the work, and an honest report every Monday.
Free GTM plan. A real one, not a demo. No card.
You approve what goes out
Never automates your LinkedIn
Cancel anytime, 30-day refund
Example: Closewren
Book 12 discovery calls in 90 days
3 of 12
5d
Cold email
Kill if under 2% positive replies
Day 9 of 14
9d
LinkedIn
Scale if 3+ conversations a week
Day 21 of 30
26d
Directories
Testing
Day 4 of 30
Waiting for you
LinkedIn post: “Why month-end close slips”
Approve
Monday report
LinkedIn led the week: 2 calls booked. Cold email stopped on its clock.
Your first week
Targets until 20 onboardings are measured
1
90 sec
Your GTM plan
from pasting your site
Target: about 90 seconds.
2
10 min
First drafts in your voice
after you approve a channel
Target: about 10 minutes after you approve a channel.
3
Same day
First channel running
after you approve a channel
Target: the same day.
4
Day 7
First weekly report
after your first channel starts
Target: day 7.
Built on models from
Anthropic
OpenAI
Google
The gap
Funded startups hire a team for this.
Cold email
LinkedIn
Content
Communities
Directories
Events
Handwritten notes for the biggest deals
A startup GTM team runs many channels at once, watches what lands, and does more of it every week.
You start every channel. Three weeks in, two are still running, and your buyers are on the ones you dropped.
14 of 14 running
Newsletter
Blog
Short video
TikTok
Communities
Email
Accounts
Events
Directories
Ads
Podcasts
Instagram
X
LinkedIn
Without a team, two of these keep going. The other twelve go dark, and your buyers are on all fourteen.
You don’t need more tools. You need the team.
How it works
Three steps. You do the first and the last.
01
Paste your site.
We read your business and write a GTM plan while you wait.
Read from your site
Sells
Month-end close for finance teams
Buyers
Controllers, heads of finance
Gather
Finance ops communities, LinkedIn
02You
Approve the channels.
Each channel gets a clock and a clear test. The team writes, designs and sends what you approve.
Approved ahead
Monday, LinkedIn
Wednesday, newsletter
Friday, X
One sitting, three posts
Needs a new yesYou
Message to Aldermoor Freight
03
Read the report.
Every Monday: what worked, what didn’t, and what’s next. Failures first.
Monday report
Communities: 3 replies and 1 call. Directories kept on its clock.
Approved ahead: Your week of content, approved in one sitting. On channels with a publishing API it goes out on your cadence; on the rest you post it and mark it done.
Needs a new yes: Anything caused by something that happened after you approved, like a company moving or a reply arriving, is drafted then and waits for a new yes. Approving an outreach draft is what sends it.
No workflows to wire. Tell InstinctGTM the goal and approve the work.
The Almanac is built to hold what already worked for established players and larger firms: their published playbooks, research and case studies, beside 12 years of founder learnings. A tactic counts as tested only after it passes a test in the product.
Where tactics come from
Playbooks from established teams
Research and case studies from larger firms
12 years of founder learnings
What your own channels prove
One learning
“Name the trigger in the first line of a cold email.”
The claim
The steps
Where it applies
Tested in the product
Untested
Testing
Ready to use
Growing every week.
Your GTM plan
9dCold email
Each channel cites the learnings it uses.
Why this?
How a tactic reaches your GTM plan: from its source, to one clear learning, to a test in the product, to the channel that uses it.
Week 8 knows what week 1 did not. Every test, win or lose, makes the next GTM plan sharper.
What they won’t do
The rules they work under.
They never send anything until you approve it.
Every message and post waits in one queue.
They never make up a reason to write.
Every claim about a company has dated proof you can check.
They never log in as you.
The browser companion only reads and prepares.
They never hand you a draft that reads like AI.
A quality check throws those out first.
The report
Every Monday, the real numbers. Failures first.
Monday report
LinkedIn led the week. Cold email stopped on its clock.
Against your goal
3
Of 12 calls
Channels running
4
1 stopped on its clock
Needs you
2
About 15 minutes
Failures first
Cold email: 1% positive replies after 14 days. Stopped, as agreed.
Enterprise: More ventures, client work as an agency, custom channels, procurement or invoicing. See every plan
No qualified conversation in your first 30 days? Full refund.
30-day refund, no questions asked.
Questions
What founders ask first.
Yes. LinkedIn is never automated. Cold email goes from your own mailbox, and sending pauses itself before a mailbox is put at risk.
Every draft passes a quality check, and once your voice is learned, a voice check in your style. Drafts that fail never reach you.
Your GTM plan fits the hours a week you give it. You approve what goes out, and that is most of it.
It stops on its clock, with your OK, and the time goes to a channel that is working.
No. Ads run in your own accounts, and we never touch the spend.
Nothing is deleted. Your plans, content and results stay readable.
Yes. Connect it to your assistant as an agent, and your reports, plans and drafts come into the chat. Any change still waits for your approval.
Ask within 30 days of your first payment on any paid plan and the whole payment comes back, no questions asked. If you have had no qualified conversation in those 30 days, meaning a positive reply or a booked meeting recorded in your deals, the refund is yours just the same. It is a refund policy, not a promise of results.
Yes. Radwan reads every message.
See your GTM plan first.
Paste your site, and in about 90 seconds you will know if it is worth paying to run.