Every proposal, recap and one-pager a seller builds in an AI tool goes out. What comes back is the buyer — who opened it, who forwarded it, who is ready. AtlasGTM is the MCP application that publishes the page and brings that signal home.
Can deploy inside the customer's own cloud.
Published on your domain.
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is the open standard that lets an AI tool call an outside application. AtlasGTM is the application a seller's AI tool calls for go-to-market: it publishes the page, governs it, and brings back what the buyer did.
Any AI tool that speaks MCP — Claude, Cursor, Codex and the rest. No new tool to learn, no seller pretending to be a builder.
Brand applied, form wired, analytics on, every version kept. Change one word in place — no regeneration.
Who opened it, who forwarded it, who is ready. A lead captured on every send, routed to where sellers live.
Messaging, proof points and brand come from the company's own materials, are approved once, and every page inherits them. Runs inside the customer's own cloud when security asks.
A marketplace launch took six to nine months in the practice Justin ran at SADA. The services company took 40+ customers through it in one to two. On the platform the buyer-facing piece ships in minutes, and our rule is that a prospect's own example page is live within 24 hours.
In their first two weeks in market: 772 page views, 437 unique visitors, roughly one in five converting to a lead or a personalized PDF — each one attributed to the exact page and seller. The AWS ISV Tooling Seller Guide alone: 559 views. The case study →
As of September 2026, every customer came through a motion running on Atlas — we are production customer number one. The platform runs for under $5K a month; rebuilding it is $1.5–3M and 12–18 months, by our estimate.