Revenue Accelerator Stack
Prospect. Engage. Convert. Expand.
Four agents, executed autonomously — and governed.
The Revenue Accelerator Stack is a PrescientIQ™ agent bundle that senses buying signals, decides the next-best action, and executes it across your CRM and outbound channels — with a human approving every action that leaves your building, and an immutable record of why.
A Prospecting agent qualifies accounts, an Outbound agent drafts and — once a human approves — sends outreach, a Trial Conversion agent intervenes on stalling trials, and an Expansion agent surfaces upsell and churn-risk signals before your CSMs would notice. A central coordinator orchestrates all four, and every externally visible action is written to an immutable audit ledger with its rationale and before/after state. Built for CROs and RevOps teams at $20M–$500M ARR running Salesforce or HubSpot.
What the platform does today
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.
The four agents
Each agent is independent and narrow-scoped, coordinated by a central orchestrator rather than chained together by hardcoded rules — so a failure in one agent never stalls the others.
Prospecting Agent
Continuously scores ICP-fit accounts from firmographic and intent signals — hiring surges, funding events, tool-sprawl indicators — sourced through licensed providers like G2 and Bombora. Scoring runs on deterministic code, not model guesswork, so identical inputs always produce identical scores. Qualified accounts hand off to the Outbound agent with zero manual research.
Outbound Agent
Drafts personalized outreach grounded in the exact signal that triggered it, with the reasoning behind every draft captured alongside it. Nothing sends without a human approval — there is no autonomous send in this product. Approved messages go out through an authenticated delivery provider, and status writes back to your dashboard in real time.
Trial Conversion Agent
Watches in-product behavior for the moment a trial stalls before its value event, then fires a personalized activation sequence automatically. Upgrade and tier math runs on sandboxed deterministic code — never on model arithmetic — so pricing logic stays reproducible and auditable.
Expansion Agent
Scans usage patterns, seat utilization, and feature adoption to surface upsell and churn-risk signals before a CSM would catch them in a quarterly review, creating prioritized next-best-action items with a deterministic confidence score attached to each one.
What holds the four together
An ADK Coordinator routes intent to the right specialist and persists state to Firestore after every decision, so a workflow survives a restart mid-run. All inter-agent communication runs over A2A; 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.
Built for teams like these
The Revenue Accelerator Stack is built for mid-market B2B enterprises ($20M–$500M ARR) on Salesforce or HubSpot carrying a specific, dated trigger — not a cold list. Patterns we see most often:
PLG SaaS scaling past $20M ARR
Trial signups outpacing the team's capacity to qualify them by hand.
Trial Conversion + HITL Outbound
FinServ under CAC pressure
A board-mandated cost cut colliding with SOC 2 / FINRA-grade audit requirements on any AI in the send path.
Outbound with a hard HITL gate
Manufacturing tech with CRM debt
AEs losing a third of the week to manual account deduping instead of working live buyer signals.
Prospecting + deterministic scoring
HealthTech post-raise
Expansion into new regions outrunning CSMs' ability to track usage by hand.
Expansion + Coordinator orchestration
Developer tools post-Series D
Outbound that has to reference real repos and stacks, or developers report it as spam.
Outbound, hyper-personalized
Multi-tool RevOps stack
Paying for separate intent, sequencing, and scoring tools that don't share a ledger.
Full four-agent orchestration
What has to be true before an agent runs in your name?
Which agent leads — and what has to be true before it ships?
Three questions. The output is not a projection — it is the set of controls to require, from us or from anyone else. The numbers come from the free Autonomous Audit Report, modelled on your own data.
Governed by design, not by policy
Governed autonomy
Internal agent planning is fully autonomous. Every externally visible action — an outbound email above all — requires explicit human approval before it executes. The split is the product: agents get to think without a leash, and nothing reaches a customer without a named person behind it.
Immutable audit ledger
Every decision, the prompt context behind it, the underlying rationale, and the approval action itself are written to an append-only audit trail — with actor, confidence, and before/after state. Each agent holds a dedicated least-privilege service identity, and external systems are reached only through typed, scoped tool integrations. The architecture is HIPAA-eligible under a Google BAA.
Platform and compliance posture
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.
Engineered availability SLO of ≥99.5% on the model and inference path, with named third-party carve-outs (Salesforce, HubSpot, intent-data vendors, email delivery).
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.
Every workflow metered, every outcome attributed
Two counters run from the day the Stack goes live, writing to the same immutable ledger that backs your audit trail — so your invoice and your compliance record reconcile from the same source, not from separate tools.
Workflows executed
Every completed agent action increments an auditable counter, per account and per agent.
Outcomes attributed
Pipeline created, trials activated, and expansion items surfaced are tied back to the specific workflow that produced them.
Usage export
RevOps reconciles a monthly invoice directly against the ledger — no separate re-derivation or a dashboard you have to take on faith.
This is what makes outcome-priced Labor as a Service billable rather than aspirational: pricing is tied to metered work and metered results, not a seat count or a per-action toll.
Inside the platform
Four views from the Revenue Accelerator 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 is metered to the ledger the moment it ships.
01 — The cycle
Platform overview
02 — The gate
HITL review queue
03 — Rejected costs nothing
FR-MET · workflow metering
04 — Approved is metered
FR-MET · billed event
Commercial structure
One annual platform fee, billed monthly, covering the execution a typical mid-market deployment runs. Work is 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 |
| First-year contracted valueImplementation plus the annual platform fee. Recurring years are $150,000. No usage assumption, no estimate, no range. | $165,000 | Annual agreement, platform billed monthly, net 30 |
PrescientIQ™ Revenue Accelerator commercial structure
Implementation, the annual platform fee, and what each one covers — published in full, and current as of today.
Full platform pricing, including Compliance Shield and the Generative Growth Engine, is on the pricing page.
Modeled outcomes — validated on your data
These are modeling targets, not measured results. MatrixLabX has not yet accumulated measured outcome data across enough live Revenue Accelerator Stack deployments to state them as fact. The free Autonomous Audit Report runs the model against your own CRM and pipeline data before you sign anything, turning these targets into your specific numbers.
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.
Request your free AAR
Our team will map the exact agent configuration to your CRM stack, model these targets against your own pipeline data, and give you an accurate deployment timeline.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Revenue Accelerator Stack?
The Revenue Accelerator Stack is a MatrixLabX PrescientIQ™ agent bundle that runs the revenue loop autonomously — prospecting, outbound, trial conversion, and expansion — coordinated by a central orchestrator. Every externally visible action, like an outbound send, is queued for human approval before it executes, and logged immutably with its rationale.
How does the human-approval (HITL) gate work?
Agent planning is fully autonomous, but every externally visible action — an outbound send above all — stops at a named human first. Drafts enter a review queue where a reviewer approves, rejects, or edits with one click. Nothing leaves the building on an agent's own authority, and the approval, the reviewer, and the rationale behind the draft are all written to the audit ledger.
Which CRMs and channels does it support?
The Revenue Accelerator Stack connects to Salesforce and HubSpot today, plus licensed intent-data providers such as G2 and Bombora, through typed tool integrations. Outbound delivery runs through an authenticated email provider with SPF/DKIM/DMARC in place. Additional CRM and channel support is on the roadmap.
Is the Revenue Accelerator Stack secure and compliant?
Agents run on Google Cloud, so every action is recorded to an immutable audit ledger. Each agent holds a dedicated least-privilege identity, and every action is written to an immutable audit ledger. The architecture is HIPAA-eligible under a Google BAA; MatrixLabX's application-layer SOC 2 is in progress.
How long does deployment take?
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 rather than assumed.
How is the Revenue Accelerator Stack priced?
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 HITL review queue, and the monthly execution volume a typical mid-market deployment runs. That makes your first year $165,000 and every recurring year $150,000, with no usage assumption in either number. Drafts, retries and rejected actions never bill. $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.
How do I track ROI from the Revenue Accelerator Stack?
Every completed workflow and every outcome it produces — pipeline created, a trial activated, an expansion item surfaced — writes to the same immutable ledger as your audit trail. RevOps can export that ledger to reconcile a monthly invoice directly against metered work and metered results, without a separate reporting tool.
How is this different from an autonomous AI SDR tool?
Autonomous AI SDR tools send outbound without a review step — a pattern many enterprise buyers moved away from after 2025's deliverability and brand-safety incidents. The Revenue Accelerator Stack is governed by design: agents execute, a human approves every external action, and the full history is auditable.
For the category definition behind this product — the loop, the approval gate, and the ledger — read What is a revenue accelerator platform?
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