Agents execute. Humans approve.
Copilots wait for a prompt. Dashboards wait for a human. Ungoverned agents act and you find out later. We execute, you approve, and the Ledger proves it.
Illustrative — a single coordinator cycle, ending at the approval gate.
Why the last three attempts did not work
Three categories promised to fix mid-market revenue capacity. Each fails in a different, specific way — and the third is why an approval gate is a feature rather than friction.
Seat-based SaaS
A dozen tools billed per seat, whether or not a rep logs in. Adoption is the buyer's problem, the CRM fills with stale records, and the cost is fixed while the output is not.
Copilots
A copilot produces nothing until someone sits down and prompts it. It raises the ceiling on an hour of work; it does not add hours. The bottleneck was never the drafting.
Ungated AI SDR bots
Autonomous send with no review step. It scales volume and domain damage at the same rate, and it puts your brand behind messages nobody read before a prospect did.
PrescientIQ™ is governed Labor as a Service. Agents do the heavy lifting continuously; your team clicks approve on anything that leaves the building.
Each agent is independent and narrow-scoped, coordinated by a central orchestrator rather than chained by hardcoded rules — so a failure in one never stalls the others.
Ingests buyer intent signals, CRM records and web telemetry to continuously identify and score high-intent ICP targets. Scoring runs on deterministic code, so identical inputs always produce identical scores.
Drafts hyper-personalized, trigger-grounded, multi-channel sequences — each one carrying the signal that produced it. Nothing sends without a human approval; there is no autonomous send path in this product.
Watches in-product behavior and intervenes automatically when a trial account stalls before its key value event, firing a personalized activation sequence at the stall moment.
Analyzes post-sale usage telemetry to flag cross-sell opportunities and trigger proactive churn mitigation — before a CSM would catch either in a quarterly review.
A Coordinator routes intent to the right specialist and persists state after every decision, so a workflow survives a restart mid-run. Every external system — your CRM, outbound provider and intent-data feeds — is reached only through typed, scoped tool integrations, each behind its own least-privilege identity. Every action any agent takes is appended to an immutable audit ledger with actor, rationale, confidence and before/after state.
See the full Revenue Accelerator specification →Inside the platform
Four views from the console, in the order the work actually moves: agents run a continuous cycle, every outbound draft stops at a human, a rejected draft costs nothing, and an approved one meters to the ledger the moment it ships.
01 — The cycle

02 — The gate

03 — Rejected costs nothing

04 — Approved is metered

Every engagement opens with a free Autonomous Audit Report — a client-specific P&L projection built on your data. Measured figures state clean; modeled targets carry their label and are validated against your own environment before any commitment.
Figures labeled as targets are modeled against current human and copilot baselines. They are not guarantees. Every engagement begins with a free Autonomous Audit Report — a P&L projection built on your own data — and targets are validated against your environment before any commitment.
Figures labeled as targets are modeled against current human and copilot baselines. They are not guarantees. Every engagement begins with a free Autonomous Audit Report — a P&L projection built on your own data — and targets are validated against your environment before any commitment.
Figures labeled as targets are modeled against current human and copilot baselines. They are not guarantees. Every engagement begins with a free Autonomous Audit Report — a P&L projection built on your own data — and targets are validated against your environment before any commitment.
No named customer cases run on this page. Every figure above is either Measured, stated clean, or Target-class, labeled and validated per client.
We speak to the metrics you own. Select your role.
Your MarTech stack is a fixed cost with unmeasurable ROI. PrescientIQ bills for human-approved execution against a committed pool — never per seat. Rejected drafts, retries and internal agent steps never reach the invoice, and every billed line reconciles against the same ledger your auditors read.
Your Autonomous Audit Report models the delta on your own numbers before any commitment.
Illustrative — your AAR models your figures.
Vertical Industry Models
Horizontal AI fails in complex enterprise environments. Our vertical models carry domain expertise from deployment day one.
SaaS Revenue Acceleration
Pipeline generation, trial conversion and expansion run continuously — agents draft and execute, your team approves.
Learn more →Governed Revenue Automation
Governed client-acquisition and cross-sell with a human approval gate on every external action and an immutable audit trail.
Learn more →Governed Revenue & Ops Automation
Governed, auditable revenue and ops workflows. Architecture is HIPAA-eligible under a Google BAA.
Learn more →Signal-to-Revenue Automation
Agents monitor demand and supply signals and execute governed B2B outreach — closing the gap between production data and revenue outcomes.
Learn more →Autonomous Commerce Execution
Governed execution across the commerce revenue loop — from cart recovery to merchandising to budget reallocation.
Learn more →Bundle 01 · CRO / RevOps · Available now
A fixed annual baseline plus transparent, action-based metered overages. You are charged for human-approved revenue execution, tracked in the same deterministic ledger that backs your audit trail — never per seat, and never for a draft your team rejected.
| Component | Investment | Billing frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding & implementationEnvironment provisioning on Google Cloud, per-agent IAM configuration, audit ledger provisioning, and CRM signal pipeline integration. | $15,000 | One-time, upfront |
| Annual platform baselineFour cooperating agents (Prospecting, Outbound, Trial Conversion, Expansion), the Coordinator, the HITL approval queue, and the immutable audit ledger — plus the monthly execution volume a typical mid-market deployment runs, which used to be published separately as an estimate.$150,000/year is the annual platform fee. The execution we previously published as a separate ~$30,000 estimate is folded into it. Scope beyond a typical deployment — additional bundles, sustained higher volume — is quoted at your AAR before anything is signed. | $150,000/yr | Billed monthly at $12,500/mo against an annual commitment |
| Metered execution — above your poolThe execution a typical mid-market deployment runs is already covered by your platform fee. Consumption beyond your pool bills at the overage rate fixed in your agreement — the same rate as before, now expected to go unused. Drafts, retries, and rejected actions never bill.We do not forecast this line. Sustained consumption above your pool is a scoping conversation, not an invoice surprise. | $0 expected | Metered monthly, only above your pool |
| First-year contracted valueImplementation plus the annual platform fee. Recurring years are $150,000. No usage assumption, no estimate, no range. | $165,000 | Billed via enterprise marketplace; 100% enterprise-commitment eligible |
On the roadmap: Compliance Shield (governance and regulatory defense for FinServ and Healthcare) and the Generative Growth Engine (budget allocation and AI-search visibility for marketing). Neither is available today — see what each will cover.
PrescientIQ is hosted and operated by MatrixLabX on Google Cloud, which maintains SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS-attested infrastructure. Per-agent least-privilege identities, prompt-injection defense on every inbound surface, and an immutable audit ledger record every action, its rationale, and the approving human.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS attestations are held by Google Cloud, which operates the underlying infrastructure. They are not MatrixLabX certifications.
MatrixLabX application-layer SOC 2 is in progress.
An autonomous digital workforce is a set of AI agents that execute business workflows end to end rather than assisting a person who executes them. PrescientIQ™ deploys four specialist agents — Prospecting, Outbound, Trial Conversion and Expansion — coordinated by a central orchestrator. They sense signals, decide the next-best action, and execute it, with a human approving anything that reaches a prospect and every action written to an immutable audit ledger.
A copilot produces nothing until a person sits down and prompts it, so it raises the output of an hour of work without adding hours. An autonomous agent detects the signal itself, decides the action, and executes it continuously. The distinction matters commercially: you pay a copilot per seat regardless of use, and you pay PrescientIQ for human-approved work actually executed.
No. Internal agent planning is fully autonomous, but every externally visible action — an outbound send above all — requires explicit human approval before it executes. There is no autonomous send path in the product; bypass attempts fail closed at the tool layer. The approval, the approver, and the rationale behind the draft are all written to the audit ledger.
Two numbers, both contracted, never per seat. A $15,000 one-time onboarding covers environment provisioning, per-agent IAM configuration, audit ledger provisioning and CRM pipeline integration. The annual platform fee is $150,000, billed monthly, covering all four agents, the Coordinator runtime, the approval queue, and the monthly execution volume a typical mid-market deployment runs — which we used to publish separately as a ~$30,000 estimate. That makes your first year $165,000 and every recurring year $150,000, with no usage assumption in either number. Consumption beyond your pool bills at the overage rate fixed in your agreement, unchanged by this — a line we do not expect you to pay and do not forecast. Drafts, retries and rejected actions never bill.
PrescientIQ connects to Salesforce and HubSpot today, plus licensed intent-data providers such as G2 and Bombora, through typed and scoped tool integrations. Outbound delivery runs through an authenticated email provider with SPF, DKIM and DMARC in place. Additional CRM and channel support is on the roadmap.
Mid-market B2B companies between $20M and $500M ARR running Salesforce or HubSpot, where a CRO or RevOps leader owns pipeline and a compliance or brand-safety requirement sits in the send path. It is available now through a founding pilot program.
The target is 5 to 15 business days from signed contract to production — a modeled target, not a commitment — covering CRM connection, agent configuration, and a staged rollout that starts in monitoring mode before autonomous execution begins. The actual timeline depends on CRM data quality and integration scope, and is set with you during the Autonomous Audit Report.
The AAR is a free, read-only assessment that runs before any commitment. A solution architect reviews your stack, maps where operational drag sits, and models the projected P&L impact against your own CRM and pipeline data — turning modeled targets into your specific numbers before you sign anything.
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Every engagement starts with a free Autonomous Audit Report— a read-only assessment that maps your operational drag and projects your P&L delta against your own data, before you commit to anything.
Requests are addressed within 24 hours of receipt.
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Complimentary for qualified enterprise prospects. Read-only — we do not write to your CRM during the assessment.
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