One engineer. Twelve agents.
Diagnose free; unlock what the audit names. Seven diagnostics and the GTM Academy are already in the free engineer. Each paid agent installs as a module of the engineer you already run, with a license key from checkout. No new app.
The twelve paid agents are priced in tiers: Tactical $349 (four agents), System $899 (five agents), Foundational $1,500 (two agents), and Amplemarket Implementation $999. Complete unlocks all twelve at a flat $4,995 one-time.
An AI GTM agent is a paid GTM system build that unlocks inside the free engineer: it installs into your own Claude Code, claude.ai, or Codex, runs a scoped build engagement in your stack, and is owned forever after a one-time purchase.
Artemis GTM is a consulting service for AI GTM engineering, delivered as headless agents that install into your own Claude Code, claude.ai, or Codex.
Prefer your assistant to handle it? Install and buy through an AI agent.
Not installed yet? Install the free engineer- Inner ring, Tactical. Four agents that each fix one lever. $349 each.
- Middle ring, Systems. Five agents that each build a whole motion. $899 each.
- Outer ring, Foundational. ICP Definition and AI RevOps at $1,500. Amplemarket Implementation at $999.
The floor of the ladder is free.
These ship with the install. No account, no email, no rung to climb first. The agents below only exist because the diagnostic already told you which one you need.
Learn how B2B revenue systems actually work before you touch one.
Benchmarks your funnel and quantifies every leak in dollars, in your first session.
Read the guide: The 7 Revenue Leaks Killing B2B SaaS PipelineLead-response ROI, recoverable revenue, deanonymization ROI, pipeline velocity, quota gap, stack grade.
The fixes ranked in build order, biggest leak first, so you never guess what to unlock next.
Read the guide: How to Calculate Your Revenue Leak (EVE Framework)Keeps an eye on the numbers the audit flagged, so drift gets caught between engagements.
The order Artemis usually builds in.
Run the free audit.
It prices your leaks and sequences the fixes to your numbers, not a template.
ICP Definition.
Every downstream filter, score, and routing rule aims at it; both bundles start here.
Speed-to-Lead.
The fastest payback on the inbound you already have.
Lead Scoring.
So the volume you are about to add lands in a queue reps trust.
Outbound.
Add qualified volume once the catch net underneath it works.
Your audit may reorder this. The roadmap it returns is sequenced by which leak is bleeding most.
This is the engineer choosing your agents. Same session that priced the leaks, now naming the fix for each one, biggest first.
- Artemis maps each leak to one agent, with the arithmetic behind every figure:
- The Speed-to-Lead agent closes the $480K response gap.
400 worked inbound leads a month x 12 x 2.0-point lead-to-opportunity lift at a sub-5-minute first response (12% to 14%, benchmark 15%) x 20% win rate x $25,000 ACV = $480,000 a year.
Findings reflect our hands-on B2B SaaS audits.
In your session, these come from your CRM. Read-only.
- The Qualification Automation system closes the $300K handoff leak.
20 qualified leads a month never routed to an owner x 12 = 240 a year x 25% MQL-to-opportunity when worked x 20% win rate x $25,000 ACV = $300,000 a year.
Findings reflect our hands-on B2B SaaS audits.
In your session, these come from your CRM. Read-only.
- The Outbound System rebuilds your three-touch sequences and recovers $240K.
2 SDRs x 4 missing meetings a month each (8 booked vs the 12 benchmark) x 12 = 96 meetings x 50% meeting-to-opportunity (benchmark default, marked) x 20% win rate x $25,000 ACV = $240,000 a year.
Findings reflect our hands-on B2B SaaS audits.
In your session, these come from your CRM. Read-only.
Benchmark default. Correct it and I reprice.
- The Visitor Deanonymization agent recovers the $180K in anonymous traffic.
20,000 visitors a month x 18-point identification gap (2% today vs 20% modeled) = 3,600 identifiable visits, about 1,200 accounts; 10% fit and in-market = 120 a month x 2.5% to opportunity x 20% win rate x $25,000 ACV = $180,000 a year.
Findings reflect our hands-on B2B SaaS audits.
In your session, these come from your CRM. Read-only.
It recommends. It never gates the diagnosis.
Full transcript of a simulated session. Example figures.
Unlock what the audit points at. Nothing you don't need.
Each agent names the leak it closes and the diagnostic that recommends it. Flip "I own this" on the ones you already have to see exactly what's left to add.
Tactical
Fix one lever. $349 each.System
Build a whole motion. $899 each.Foundational
Strategy first. $1,500 each.Implementation
Tool-specific. Amplemarket $999.Buy once to own. Subscribe to stay current.
An agent ($349 to $1,500), a bundle, or Complete ($4,995 for all twelve). Yours forever. Keeps working, membership or not.
One-time · you own itAegis keeps the agents you own up to date: new templates, new routines, every update. Optional. Never buys access.
Ongoing · it stays currentAll twelve agents. Owned forever.
Bought one by one they list at $9,890, so you save $4,895.
What's inside4 Tactical · 5 System · 2 Foundational · Amplemarket, by tier. Every agent the engineer can build, unlocked at once.
Complete gets you the agents, owned forever. To keep them current, add Aegis: $1,200 / year, anytime. Optional; your agents never stop working without it.
Own it once. Keep it current with Aegis, $1,200 / year.
How membership worksThe Launch Stack
The top of funnel, re-architected with no surprise prerequisite mid-build.
The GTM System
The whole revenue engine, built one system at a time.
Own some already? Add only the agents you lack at list price, or get Complete ($4,995 one-time) for all twelve at once. A bundle marks its member agents owned. You never pay twice for an agent you own. See how Complete works on the pricing page.
Common questions about buying agents
What ships free, how paid agents install, and how bundles compare to Complete.
What's included free vs paid?
The free engineer installs with no account and includes the GTM Academy, all seven diagnostics (the deep guided audit plus six on-demand ROI calculators), a build roadmap, and lightweight monitoring. The twelve paid agents unlock as modules once the audit names the leak each one closes. You buy an agent once and own it forever.
How do paid agents install?
Each paid agent installs as a module of the free engineer you already run. At checkout you get a license key; enter it and the agent unlocks through the same install flow. No new app, no separate dashboard, and no account beyond the license that proves you own it.
Can I buy one agent at a time?
Yes. Every agent is sold individually, from $349 to $1,500, so you can unlock only what the diagnostic points at. You buy each agent once and own it forever. Later you add just the agents you lack, at list price, and never pay twice for one you already own.
Lead Scoring, Qualification Automation, or ICP Definition: which do I need?
Three layers, built in order. ICP Definition ($1,500) is the foundation: who you are aiming at, defined from win patterns and the pains behind your best deals. It feeds the fit half of every score. Lead Scoring ($349) builds the deeper two-model score on top of it, firmographic fit plus behavioral intent, with decay and queue rules. Qualification Automation ($899) is the wider machine: it builds a starter score itself, then wires routing rules, the MQL-to-SQL handoff SLA, and the dashboards on top, so if a whole motion is broken you do not need the separate Lead Scoring agent unless you want the deeper model. If your targeting is still firmographic-only, run ICP Definition first. The free audit in your first session names which layer is your actual bottleneck.
What's the difference between a bundle and Complete?
A bundle groups a few agents at a discount: The Launch Stack at $1,299 or The GTM System at $2,497. Complete is the buy-everything purchase, a flat $4,995 one-time for all twelve agents, owned forever. All three are one-time buys to own; none includes Aegis membership. See how Complete works.
In what order should I run the agents in a bundle?
Start with ICP Definition; both bundles include it because every downstream filter, score, and routing rule aims at it. In The Launch Stack the usual order is ICP Definition first, then Visitor Deanonymization to identify high-fit traffic, then Lead Scoring so everything is scored consistently, then Speed-to-Lead to route it all within five minutes. In The GTM System, the free audit sequences the six system builds by which leak is bleeding most. The engineer handles the sequencing either way: each agent knows what the previous ones installed.
Run the audit first. It names the modules you actually need.
The free engineer installs with no account and no email. It prices your leaks, then you unlock only the agents the audit points at.
Install the Artemis GTM agents using https://artemisgtm.ai/cli/install.txtOn claude.ai, install the Chat edition from the buyer portal at /library. Same free engineer.
Install the Artemis GTM agents using https://artemisgtm.ai/cli/install.txtNo account. No email. Free agents install clean; paid agents unlock later with a license key.
Affiliate disclosure. Consulting agents include in-agent referral links to Artemis GTM partner companies (Warmly, Amplemarket, Maildoso, Attio, Sybill, Attention, Apollo, RB2B). Artemis GTM may earn commission on purchases made via these links, at no extra cost to you. Recommendations are based on validation across our hands-on B2B SaaS GTM audits, not on commission rates. Each skill defers to the partner's website for current pricing and features and is explicitly instructed not to invent product specifics.