Sales intelligence for the deals your team doesn't have time to bespoke
Know, at slide resolution, which persuasion moved which deal, and feed that back into next month's decks.
The Monthly Insight Report is the product
Every deck DeckShift generates is a structured record of an attempted persuasion: which slides, which appeals, in what order. Joined to your CRM outcomes, that record becomes a monthly report written for the person who owns the number. This is what you're buying.
The Monthly Intelligence Report as a holdable artifact: a real report from testing, or a beautifully mocked sample clearly labeled as a sample
Today the report is produced by a founder, by hand, on a 5-business-day SLA. That is why Insight is priced like an engagement. When the automation ships, the price comes down.
What Insight changes for the person who owns the number
One click, CRM to personalized deck
Your most reluctant rep never opens PowerPoint and never starts from a blank page. They press a button on the account they were already looking at, and the personalized deck comes back. Resistance to customizing is a cost problem. This is the version where customizing costs one click.
Monthly analytics, at slide resolution
What is working and what is not, down to which moves show up in the decks that progress. Plus the question no dashboard answers for you today: who on your team is actually customizing, and who is still sending last Tuesday's deck.
Raise the floor, without a mentorship program
The reps performing behind your best ones get decks shaped by what is already winning on your own team. No ride-alongs, no wiki nobody opens, and nobody has to be told they are the problem. The knowledge moves into the artifact instead of into a calendar invite.
What sales leaders ask us
What do I actually get each month?
The Monthly Insight Report: a founder-level analysis of your team's deck creation, how those decks flowed through your CRM, and specific recommendations for next month. Today it is produced by a founder, by hand, on a 5-business-day SLA. Plus a company-sized pool of generation: a fixed 75,000 tokens a month, which is 1,500 full shifts.
Why is Insight priced per company instead of per seat?
Because it prices the org-wide instrument, not the seats using it. The value is the intelligence layer across every deck and outcome, which compounds with usage. Seat-counting the flagship would price the wrong thing.
What's shipped versus roadmap?
Shipped: the 75,000-token monthly pool (1,500 full shifts, company-wide), one-way CRM integration, the manual Monthly Insight Report, priority queue, and admin controls. Roadmap with timelines: two-way CRM sync and the outcome flywheel in 60 to 120 days, cross-customer benchmarks as the network grows, and Virtual Brain rehearsal after that. The pricing matrix labels all of it.