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Mevak AutoGTM

The CRM that finds you customers.

An autonomous go-to-market crew inside your CRM. Astra, your AI CMO, captains eight specialist agents who find prospects, earn organic traffic and follow up on every warm lead. You approve everything they publish or send.

Request early access Meet the crew
  • AstraCaptain
  • BrioContent
  • CypherAI Search
  • DopplerSignals
  • EchoComms
  • FluxSocial
  • GaussResearch
  • HelixOutbound
  • IonAds
  1. Astra, Captain and AI CMO, runs the crew: every run, every rupee of spend, every objective.
  2. Brio, Content Strategist, turns your leaders' own words into articles AI search can cite.
  3. Cypher, AI-Search Analyst, checks which of AI search's sub-questions your pages answer.
  4. Doppler, Signal Officer, detects shifts in intent and puts them on the right deal.
  5. Echo, Community Scout, listens on Reddit first and drafts replies that a person posts.
  6. Flux, Social Producer, drafts LinkedIn and X posts your leaders approve from their phones.
  7. Gauss, Research Lead, finds companies like your best customers, with a reason to call.
  8. Helix, Outbound SDR, follows up from the rep's own inbox and stops when they reply.
  9. Ion, Ads Analyst, reads Google Ads and proposes copy. Ion never changes your account.

A crew of nine. One loop. You approve every step.

Why a CRM has to grow the business

CRMs record. They do not grow. Your CRM knows who you spoke to last week. It has no idea who to speak to next, or what would make them listen. AutoGTM closes the loop. Brand Brain learns your voice once. Content earns attention. Signals catch intent while it is warm. Outbound follows up from a real inbox. And the pipeline shows you what to do more of.

11days

From a buyer's first click to a rep's first reply, when signals sit in five different tools.

Illustrative example
5tools

Content, social, outreach, ads and CRM, each with its own login and none sharing memory.

Illustrative example
633vs ~48

Signups from one bottom-of-funnel landing page, against roughly 48 from an entire blog.

Practitioner report

A day in the life

One Tuesday, lived twice.

Doing GTM by hand No AutoGTM

08:30Check four tools to see who opened last week's newsletter35 min
10:00Stare at a blank page for this week's blog post2 h
12:30Write LinkedIn posts for two GMs, then chase them for sign-off50 min
14:00Copy and paste follow-ups to 25 leads1 h 15
16:00Guess which campaign produced the demo request30 min
17:30Find out a prospect replied three days ago, after follow-up number three went out20 min
GTM time today5 h 30

With the AutoGTM crew Approve, don't author

08:30DopplerMy Day shows three hot signals, each with the reason attached5 min
10:00BrioYou answer six interview questions by voice note; Brio drafts the article20 min
12:30FluxGMs approve Flux's drafted posts from their phones5 min
14:00HelixYou review Helix's first personalised emails, then the sequence runs15 min
16:00IonThe deal already shows its campaign source and signal trail2 min
17:30HelixHelix paused the sequence the minute the prospect replied0 min
GTM time today47 min

Illustrative  A composite day, not a measured customer result. Run your own numbers in the ROI calculator.

The agents at work

Meet the team at their desks.

Six desks, scrubbed by your scroll. Every agent stops at a draft, and you approve it.

Brio · Content bay

Brio, Content Strategist

Content Engine

One interview. One article. Ten posts.

“Give me twenty minutes of your voice. I keep your exact words and turn them into an article and ten drafts.”

  1. Interview
  2. Article
  3. Ten drafts
  4. Calendar
What I do
I run the interview loop, trends and the content calendar, and turn them into articles, bottom-of-funnel pages (X vs Y, alternatives, best-for) and social drafts.
What you get
Original content every week, published to your own site through a content API and a signed webhook.
You approve
Every article and post waits as a draft, with at least one verbatim quote checked. I never publish on my own.
  • Up to 3 articles a day
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: DataForSEO, content API, GA4

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Cypher · Sensor array

Cypher, AI-Search Analyst

Fan-out coverage

See every question the AI asks for your buyer.

“AI search asks a dozen questions behind every prompt. I check which ones your page answers, and tell you what to write next.”

  1. Query
  2. Sub-queries
  3. Heatmap
  4. Next section
What I do
I break a buying query into 8 to 15 aspects and their sub-queries, then score any page as covered, partial or missing, with evidence for each.
What you get
A coverage score on every article, a battle mode against a rival's URL, and a free public checker that works as a lead magnet.
You approve
I only advise. You pick the gaps to fill, and new articles still wait for your approval.
  • Audits any URL
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: SERP data, page audit

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Doppler · Signals station

Doppler, Signal Officer

Signal Engine

Hear the buying signal while it is still warm.

“I detect shifts in intent. When a buyer clicks, views or fills a form, I put it on the right deal and alert the owner while it is still warm.”

  1. Signal
  2. Scored
  3. On the deal
  4. Owner alerted
What I do
I watch newsletter clicks, sales-room views and form fills, match each one to a contact, deal and company, and score it from 0 to 100.
What you get
Hot signals (70 and above) reach the owner in Slack and by push, with a drafted opener. Target: under 4 hours from signal to rep action.
You approve
Admins set my rules, and reps decide what to send. I create tasks, never outbound messages.
  • Works 24/7
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: newsletters, sales rooms, forms, Slack

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Helix · Transmissions

Helix, Outbound SDR

Outbound sequences

Follow-up that writes itself, and stops itself.

“I draft the follow-ups. You hit approve. I never send the first 10 without you, and I stop the moment they reply.”

  1. Enrol
  2. Send window
  3. Reply detected
  4. Paused
What I do
I enrol contacts from Lead Finder, lists, signals or deals, and personalise every step with contact, company, signal and brand context.
What you get
No lead goes quiet because a rep got busy, and nobody gets a follow-up after replying. A reply becomes a “reply now” task with my drafted answer.
You approve
You review my first 10 sends in every sequence, and in draft-only mode you review every send. LinkedIn steps stay manual tasks.
  • Business hours only
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: Gmail, Outlook

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Astra · The bridge

Astra, Captain · AI CMO

CMO Orchestrator

A captain who shows the working.

“I captain the crew. I track every run, every rupee and every objective, and I pause anyone who burns through their budget.”

  1. Objectives
  2. Budgets
  3. Direction
  4. This week
What I do
I keep a registry of every agent and a ledger of every run, with tokens and cost, and I track objectives computed from real CRM data.
What you get
A monthly budget per agent that I enforce, and answers in Slack or Meena when you ask what ran, what it cost and what is working.
You approve
You set each agent to off, draft-only or auto within budget, and you write the direction I hand the crew.
  • Works 24/7
  • Reports to you
  • Uses: run ledger, Slack, Meena

Illustrative week with sample data. v1 ships the registry, run ledger, budgets, objectives, direction and Ask the CMO. Cross-agent planning is on the roadmap.

Ion · Telemetry

Ion, Ads Analyst

Google Ads

Read-only first. Proposals you approve.

“I have full sensor access to your Google Ads and no authority to change a thing. I propose better copy; you decide.”

What I do
I sync campaigns, keywords and daily performance, and match ad leads to Mevak contacts by their campaign source.
What you get
Spend next to pipeline: which campaigns produced deals, not just clicks. My spend lands in Astra's ledger.
You approve
I have no write access to Google Ads. You review each proposal and apply it yourself.
  • Weekly report
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: Google Ads, read-only

Illustrative screen with sample data.

Meet the crew

Nine agents. One approval queue.

Astra

Captain · AI CMOCMO Orchestrator

“I captain the crew. I track every run, every rupee and every objective, and I pause anyone who burns through their budget.”

I do
Tracks every agent's runs, tokens and cost against budgets and your objectives.
You get
A crew you can inspect, plus “Ask Astra” in Slack or Meena.
You approve
Each agent's activity level, budget and direction.
  • Works 24/7
  • Reports to you
  • Uses: run ledger, Slack, Meena

Brio

Content StrategistContent Engine

“Give me twenty minutes of your voice. I keep your exact words and turn them into an article and ten drafts.”

I do
Runs the interview loop and calendar, and drafts articles and bottom-of-funnel pages.
You get
Pages AI search can cite, published on your own site.
You approve
Every article before it publishes.
  • Up to 3 articles a day
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: DataForSEO, content API, GA4

Cypher

AI-Search AnalystFan-out coverage

“AI search asks a dozen questions behind every prompt. I check which ones your page answers, and tell you what to write next.”

I do
Maps the sub-queries AI search runs and scores your pages against them.
You get
The next section to write, instead of a guess.
You approve
Which gaps to fill. I only advise.
  • Audits any URL
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: SERP data, page audit

Doppler

Signal OfficerSignal Engine

“I detect shifts in intent. When a buyer clicks, views or fills a form, I put it on the right deal and alert the owner while it is still warm.”

I do
Turns clicks, room views and form fills into scored signals and tasks.
You get
Reps act on warm intent within hours, not days.
You approve
My rules. I never send anything.
  • Works 24/7
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: newsletters, sales rooms, forms, Slack

Echo

Community ScoutReddit listening

“I listen before I speak. I find the threads where buyers ask for help and draft the reply. You post it. I never do.”

I do
Scores threads by buying intent and drafts helpful replies with no links.
You get
Presence in the threads AI answers cite, with no banned accounts.
You approve
A person posts. I never do.
  • Daily scan
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: Reddit and Quora, via search

Flux

Social ProducerSocial, Ambassadors, Twitter

“I turn every article into posts in your voice. Your leaders approve from their phones in under a minute.”

I do
Drafts LinkedIn and X posts from articles and news, plus replies to target X accounts.
You get
Leaders who stay visible every single week.
You approve
Each post, from your phone. Ambassadors approve by link.
  • Weekly digest, Mondays
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: LinkedIn, X

Gauss

Research LeadLead Finder + account news

“I find companies that look like your best customers, and I watch your accounts for news worth a call.”

I do
Finds look-alike companies, researches stakeholders and watches account news.
You get
A short, researched list, each with a reason to reach out.
You approve
Who becomes a contact. I show the cost before each search.
  • Nightly account news
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: search, ReverseContact

Helix

Outbound SDROutbound sequences

“I draft the follow-ups. You hit approve. I never send the first 10 without you, and I stop the moment they reply.”

I do
Sends email steps from the rep's own mailbox, capped per mailbox, paused on reply.
You get
No lead goes quiet, and no follow-up lands after a reply.
You approve
My first 10 sends, or every send in draft-only mode.
  • Business hours only
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: Gmail, Outlook

Ion

Ads AnalystGoogle Ads

“I have full sensor access to your Google Ads and no authority to change a thing. I propose better copy; you decide.”

I do
Reads campaigns and keywords, and proposes copy and image briefs.
You get
Ad spend tied to pipeline, not just clicks.
You approve
Everything. I have no write access.
  • Weekly report
  • Reports to Astra
  • Uses: Google Ads, read-only

The crew is still boarding.

Nine stations are crewed today. New crew members join as the roadmap lands, and every one of them will stop at a draft for you.

See the roadmap

Crew manifest

You command. Astra captains the crew.

Crew logs · backstories are characterful fiction

Astra. Astra keeps the crew's weekly plan on one page, because nobody reads page two. Has never missed a budget review and treats “we'll see” as a forbidden phrase. When a crew member overspends, Astra doesn't raise shields. Astra pauses them and sends you a tidy note.

The numbers

What a lighter week looks like.

13hours a week

Handed back to a three-rep team, from drafting, chasing sign-off and checking tools.

Calculated from the calculator defaults below
36% of a hire

The time value of those hours, measured against one marketing hire or agency retainer.

Calculated gross, before AutoGTM pricing
11drafts

From one 20-minute interview: an article plus ten posts, quote cards and newsletter snippets.

Illustrative example content pack
<60seconds

Median time for a leader to approve a drafted post.

Mevak target PRD success metric
<4hours

From a high-intent signal to a rep's action.

Mevak target PRD success metric
95%+

Of newsletter clicks by deal-linked contacts that create a task on the deal.

Mevak target PRD success metric

None of these are measured Mevak customer results. "Calculated" tiles update live when you change the calculator. Targets come from the AutoGTM PRD.

Your numbers

Run the maths on your own team.

The defaults are deliberately conservative. Every assumption is listed under the inputs, so you can see exactly where each number comes from.

Your team today

Assumptions (all visible, all conservative)

  1. Articles: 3 hours to write by hand; 45 minutes to answer an interview and review the draft. Saves 2.25 h each.
  2. Social posts: 20 minutes to write and chase sign-off; 2 minutes to approve (the target is under 60 seconds). Saves 18 min each.
  3. Outbound: 6 minutes to research and write an email; 1.5 minutes to review and edit an AI draft. Saves 4.5 min each.
  4. Signals: each rep spends 1 hour less a week checking tools for who engaged.
  5. Hourly cost = monthly hire cost ÷ 160 hours. A month = 4.33 weeks.
  6. Reply rate rises 1.1 points (3.1% to 4.2%) when AI drafts and people edit, from one practitioner test (docket S15). Your result may differ.
  7. 30% of those extra replies become meetings, and 20% of meetings become qualified pipeline at your average deal size.
  8. Not included: AutoGTM pricing (not yet set) and AI usage costs (tracked per agent in the CMO ledger). Results are gross.

What changes

Estimate, not a promise
13.4 h
hours saved a week
₹36,300
time value saved a month
₹1,42,900
pipeline influenced a month
0.34
full-time people freed
Content9.0 h
Social3.6 h
Outbound32.5 h
Signals13.0 h

Why it works

Built on what practitioners report works.

Each card is a practice from our GTM best-practices docket (33 sources, October 2026), with how AutoGTM puts it to work.

633 vs ~48

One bottom-of-funnel SEO landing page produced 633 signups in 60 days, against about 48 from the entire blog.

Practitioner report · medium confidence

How AutoGTM uses itContent Engine prioritises X vs Y, alternatives and "best X for Y" pages.
4–7%

Conversion rate reported for comparison pages, against 0.5–1.8% for standard blog content.

Third-party study · medium confidence

How AutoGTM uses itComparison pages carry "as of" dates and sources, and stay drafts until approved.
Fan-out

Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode use the same ranking systems plus grounding and query fan-out. AEO is SEO.

Google documentation · high confidence

How AutoGTM uses itFan-out coverage scores each page against the sub-queries and names the gaps.
~3×

Brand mentions correlated about three times more strongly with AI visibility than backlinks, across 75,000 brands.

Third-party study (Ahrefs) · medium confidence

How AutoGTM uses itReddit, social and directory listings build mentions, not just links.
Events, not filters

Target accounts from signals (money moved, people moved, attention moved), and give every account a reason field.

Several practitioners · high confidence

How AutoGTM uses itSignal Engine and account news attach the reason to every deal and task.
5 min

Route a positive reply to a named person within five minutes. A reply on any channel stops every sequence for that lead.

Practitioner reports · medium confidence

How AutoGTM uses itReplies pause the sequence at once and create a "reply now" task for the owner.
4.7% vs 3.1%

Reply rate when AI drafted every first email and top reps rewrote 30–40% of it, against human-only emails.

One three-month test · medium confidence

How AutoGTM uses itReview-first-10 and draft-only modes keep a person editing the copy.
20–25

Sends per inbox per day to protect sender reputation, with authentication and a pause when bounces pass 2%.

Several practitioners · high confidence

How AutoGTM uses itA default cap of 25 sends a day per mailbox, sent from the rep's own inbox.

These are the source authors' own claims, compiled in our docket and not independently verified. They describe the practice, not Mevak results.

Trust

Agents draft. You approve.

Nothing posts, sends or publishes on its own. All nine crew members hand their work into one approval queue, and a named person decides.

The crew drafts
✓ Your approval queue
Posted or sent

Human approval on every output

Posts, replies, articles, emails and ad proposals stay drafts until someone approves them. Reddit replies are always posted by a person.

Read-only Ads

The Google Ads agent can only read. No code path writes to your account; you apply proposals yourself.

Audit trail and ledger

Every agent run is logged with what it produced and what it cost. Approvals go to the existing audit log.

Workspace isolation

Every record belongs to one workspace and every query is scoped to it. Brand briefs and signals never cross tenants.

DPDP-friendly consent

Unsubscribes and suppression are shared across newsletters and sequences. Listening stores only public data with its source; contacts can be erased. SMS waits for opt-in and a compliance review.

Budgets with a hard stop

Each agent has a monthly budget. When it hits the cap, the CMO Orchestrator pauses it and tells an admin.

First tenants

Built first for nine businesses, each with a different buyer.

Quantana's own portfolio is the first set of workspaces. Each has its own brand brief, ideal customer and channels.

Q

Quantana

AI transformation partner and advisory

Ideal customer
Manufacturers in India, the Middle East, Australia, the US, Canada, the UK and Europe
Pain
Enterprises want to cut costs.
K

Klavity

AI-powered QA reporting and testing

Ideal customer
Any enterprise with in-house developers and an IT agency
Pain
Development is getting faster; testing is still human-paced.
Q

QSAP

Secure bridge between AI agents and SAP, with minimal tokens

Ideal customer
Enterprises on SAP whose teams want SAP and Claude together
Pain
Direct Claude access is costly, and API edits are a security risk.
M

Mevak

The CRM that grows your business

Ideal customer
Anyone in B2B sales
Pain
Easy to build, hard to find customers.
O

OfflineGPT

Offline LLM learning package

Ideal customer
Defence, and any industry that needs offline models
Pain
Data security: nothing can touch a public cloud.
P

PX4 Software

Land management software

Ideal customer
Mining, infrastructure and real estate firms needing government approvals
Pain
Spreadsheets are fragile, and legislation keeps changing.
G

Godseye

AI video CCTV surveillance

Ideal customer
Hotels and physical security companies
Pain
People cannot watch screens 24 hours a day.
V

Venus Pro

Automation for US insurance brokers

Ideal customer
Brokers collecting carrier quotes
Pain
A 400-page renewal travels through email, offshore data entry and Excel before anyone sees a quote.
N

Nexus

Insurance carrier products, from PDF to API

Ideal customer
Carriers and third parties
Pain
Products ship as PDF or Excel and need manual entry.

Roadmap

Where each piece stands today.

Now

  • Astra · CMO Orchestrator and /growth dashboard
  • Brio · Content Engine, bottom-of-funnel pages, and Content v2: leader interview loop, content calendar, trend prompts, directory listings, GA4 performance sync, pillars
  • Cypher · Fan-out coverage and page audit
  • Doppler · Signal Engine
  • Echo · Reddit listening, draft-only replies
  • Flux · Social queue, Ambassadors, Twitter reply drafts
  • Gauss · Lead Finder, account news, stakeholder research
  • Helix · Outbound email sequences
  • Ion · Google Ads, read-only insights and proposals
  • Brand Brain, with brand checks and CMO Guardian review
  • Switch from any CRM in minutes with CSV import (deals, contacts, stage and owner mapping)
  • “Grow with Mevak” onboarding checklist

Next

Coming soon
  • Cross-agent planning for Astra
  • New crew members, J to Z

Later

Sequenced after the above
  • Direct posting per platform, as API credentials land
  • SMS, only with opt-in and a compliance review

As of 25 October 2026.

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