Release enablement for product marketing

Ship the change. Know who's ready to say it.

Send one release brief to your SDRs, AEs and CSMs. They read it, acknowledge it and answer one quick check. You see who is ready before customers start asking.

No tracking pixels. No leaderboards. Just clear answers from your team.

PricingRelease brief · v2
Effective Nov 3

Pricing change, effective Nov 3

Pro moves to per-seat billing. Existing annual contracts keep their rate until renewal.

Approved messaging

  • Annual plans keep today's rate until renewal.
  • Seats can be added any time, billed pro rata.

Do not say

  • “Prices are going up for everyone.”
  • Any discount not in the approved sheet.

Team readiness

  • SDR18/24 ready
  • AE11/12 ready
  • CSMFollow up6/15 ready

What you see

One click is not proof. Three clear levels are.

01

Viewed

The recipient opened the brief from their secure link. Useful, but not enough on its own.

02

Acknowledged

They confirmed they read the approved messaging and the do-not-say list.

03

Ready

They answered the readiness check correctly, so they can explain the change to a customer.

How it works

From brief to ready in one afternoon.

Write the brief in the web console or let Claude or ChatGPT draft it through MCP. Your team reads it on any phone.

  1. 01

    Write the brief

    Title, effective date, summary, approved messaging and do-not-say caveats. Add a one-question readiness check.

  2. 02

    Send it to your teams

    Pick groups like SDRs, AEs and CSMs or upload a CSV. Everyone gets a secure, time-limited link.

  3. 03

    Follow up where it matters

    See who viewed, acknowledged and answered correctly. Overdue digests and reminders do the nudging.

Deliberately small

What it is not

A launch manager or release notes publisher
A learning management system or course authoring tool
A CRM, sales enablement suite or battlecard generator
An engagement score or employee performance tool

Your next release is coming. Know who's ready.

Plans from $29 a month. Set up your first brief in minutes.

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