Fifteen minutes to map your pipeline and name the leaks. No deck, no pitch.
Booking with SMOrchestra takes fifteen minutes and starts from the last ten deals: which stage each died at, who went quiet, and what the buyer asked for last. That is enough to name which of the four Silent Killers is active, because each one leaves a different fingerprint on a pipeline.
Not ready to book the build? One day and $1,500 answers it: the Revenue Audit or the AI Audit, credited in full within 60 days.
You describe the last ten deals: which stage they died at, who went quiet, and what the buyer asked for last. That is enough to name which of the four Silent Killers is active, because each one leaves a different fingerprint on a pipeline.
You leave with the leak named and the next step stated, whether that step involves SMOrchestra or not.
Your last ten deals, won and lost. The current pipeline number. Who owns the pipeline today. Fifteen minutes is enough for those four things and nothing else, which is why the call is fifteen minutes.
You want a proposal before a conversation
Pricing is already published at pricing, in digits, so a call is not required to find the number.
You want an agency to own the pipeline permanently
Every engagement here has an end date.
You are below $500,000 in annual revenue
The 12-week cohort at $6,500 fits better than an install, and that recommendation is free to act on without a call.
The calendar is below. Four fields: name, work email, company, and the pipeline number. Nothing else is asked before the call.
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It is fifteen minutes on your pipeline. The output is the named leak. Whether the fix is an engagement here, a cohort seat, or something you do internally is decided by the leak.
Yes, in Gulf dialect or Levantine.
Your last ten deals and the current pipeline number.