Pricing
GTM operating systems become more valuable as more people use them. That's why CoreCMO is priced by organization, not by how many people you can afford to include.
The more people who use your GTM Operating System, the more valuable it becomes, so CoreCMO doesn't punish adoption. Teams pricing caps at $299 a month. Once you hit the cap, invite everyone: marketing, sales, agencies, executives, and AI. The system only works when everyone shares the same context.
CoreCMO fits a B2B company somewhere between roughly $3M and $150M in ARR, with a marketing leader who owns the number and at least one other function that has to work from the same story. Below that floor the problem is usually not memory. A founder still holds the whole go-to-market in their head, and a system that stores decisions has very few decisions to store.
Above it, the decisions exist but live in different places: the positioning in a deck, the ICP in a spreadsheet someone rebuilt last quarter, the win themes in your CRO's head. That is the condition CoreCMO is built for, and it arrives well before a company feels large enough to buy software for it.
Founding Customers
Join early, lock founding pricing, and help shape what gets built.
Individual
Build your GTM Operating System.
$39/mo
Perfect for
Teams
Get your whole team aligned on one system.
$99/mo
Grows with your team · Never exceeds $299 · Unlimited users
Perfect for
Portfolio
Run multiple companies from one account.
$129/mo per company
Perfect for
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We're looking for companies willing to use CoreCMO on real work. In return you'll receive:
We're not looking for feedback surveys. We're looking for partners.
Because the value comes from alignment. The last thing we want is for a company to keep agencies, sales, or executives out because of licensing costs. Everyone should work from the same operating system.
Use them. A good skill written by an operator who has run the play is worth more than a mediocre one you pay for, and several of the public libraries are genuinely good. They solve a different problem. A skill is a set of instructions; it carries no memory of your company, so every run starts from whatever you paste into it that day. The result is only as consistent as the person doing the pasting, and it never improves on its own. CoreCMO holds the answers between runs, which is why the fortieth run is better than the first and why two people running the same skill in different weeks get the same starting facts. Point the free skills at your CoreCMO address and they get better too.
Notion stores documents. CoreCMO stores decisions. Notion remembers what you wrote. CoreCMO understands how your positioning, ICP, messaging, campaigns, AI agents, and planning all fit together.
No. It makes ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and every future AI tool company-aware.
CoreCMO probably isn't for you if you're looking for an AI writing tool, you only need prompts, your marketing strategy changes every week, or you don't want to document how your company markets.
Your operating system stays in your account, readable and exportable. Publishing to your public address pauses, and the AI assistants pointed at it stop resolving. Nothing is deleted.
Yes, in either direction, and it prorates. A founder often starts on Individual and moves to Teams when the first hire arrives; an operator moves to Portfolio when the second and third clients land.
CoreCMO is software, not an agency. If you want a human in the loop to install or run the system, we're happy to introduce you to great advisors and fractional operators who know it well.