Sprint: fixed-scope build

A fixed-scope build for one GTM workstream, led by a senior operator and handed back working.

If the problem is already clear enough to define what “done” means, skip the diagnostic and move directly to a Sprint. Every Sprint is built inside your environment and measured against a written Definition of Done. Then it is documented and handed back.

Sprint capability spans Revenue Operations, Marketing Operations (MOPS), CRM and data, lifecycle, lead scoring and routing, attribution, handoffs, enablement, pipeline, forecasting, automation and AI.

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Prices are starting anchors. Final scope and fixed fee are agreed in writing before work begins.

Choose by the problem

Five Sprints. The fastest way to choose is the failure you need fixed.

Start with the “Best when” column. Detailed scope is available below only if you need it.

If your problem spans more than one area, we scope the smallest combined engagement required. You are not forced to buy separate Sprints.

Complex / multi-workstream programmes — from £60,000

AI inside the Sprint

AI deployment can sit inside the Sprint when the workstream needs it.

AI goes into the Sprint Definition of Done where it materially improves the workstream. We build it into your existing stack and set human approval and exception boundaries. Then we measure it, document it, and hand it back with a named owner.

Where technical implementation is part of the Definition of Done, the handback can include working workflows and integrations. It can also cover system configuration, prompts, logic and routing rules. You get human approval and exception paths, test criteria, and monitoring requirements. Every build ships with a runbook, named ownership and a change process.

See the AI GTM execution model →

Detailed scope

Open only the Sprint that matches your problem.

These scopes are starting points. The written Definition of Done controls the engagement.

If the problem is still disputed or cross-functional, start with Signal. Orbit is optional after the build for senior QA and governance.

Transparent pricing

We publish indicative pricing because buyers deserve clarity before entering a sales process.

Scope changes

Significant scope changes after kickoff may require a revised proposal and timeline.

Project complexity

Prices reflect standard complexity. Unusual system complexity, data volume, or integration depth may affect final pricing.

Custom development

Prices cover configuration, workflow design, and documentation. Custom software development is out of scope unless explicitly agreed in writing.

Procurement & legal requirements

Security reviews, procurement and bespoke legal work can add time and cost.

Third-party costs

Platform licensing, tools and third-party services are excluded unless the proposal says otherwise.

Taxes

Prices exclude applicable VAT or local taxes, which will be applied according to the invoicing jurisdiction.

Currency fluctuations

Non-GBP prices shown are indicative only. Final invoices are issued in GBP unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Proposal validity

Proposals are valid for 30 days from the date of issue, after which pricing and availability may be refreshed.

Know the workstream? Start there.

Bring one problem. We will confirm whether it is scopeable as a Sprint, needs Signal first, or is not a LYNR job.

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