Pricing starts with the work you want done.

We’ll plan which deal work Arrows should take on, how many active deals it should cover, and which systems provide the context. Then we’ll give you a clear price.

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Scope the work. Then price it clearly.

Arrows is not another seat to hand every rep. It is capacity applied to the deals and work that matter to your team.

  1. 01

    The work

    Choose the repeatable work: research, preparation, follow-up, CRM updates, deal nudges, or other steps in your playbook.

  2. 02

    The coverage

    Plan how many active deals should be monitored and worked, plus the teams and motions they represent.

  3. 03

    The context

    Map the CRM, calls, email, and internal knowledge Arrows needs to make the work accurate and useful.

Planning session

Leave with a concrete rollout.

We’ll identify the first work Arrows should take on, the deals it should cover, and what success looks like. You’ll know the scope before you buy.

What we’ll map together

  • The gameplan your team wants followed
  • The work reps should review instead of create
  • The systems and context Arrows needs
  • Deal volume, rollout, and implementation

Implementation

Your Agent Architect helps put the gameplan to work.

We work with your team to connect the right context, build the first workflows, and refine the output until it is ready for reps to use. The goal is useful capacity, without more software to manage.

“We’re seeing higher deal values, faster sales cycles, and our AEs are getting hours back per week.”
Kalvin RichanRevenue Operations Manager at Forecastr
20%
faster sales cycles
10%
increase in average deal value

Results reported from Forecastr’s use of the existing Arrows product.

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Frequently asked questions

Why isn’t pricing listed publicly?

The price depends on the work, deal coverage, and context involved. We scope those with you so the proposal reflects what Arrows will actually do.

Is Arrows priced per seat?

We plan around the work and active deals Arrows will cover, not simply the number of people who can log in.

Can we start with one team or workflow?

Yes. A focused first rollout is often the best way to prove the work and expand from a strong foundation.