Built for b2b companies that sell on expertise, not price.
Running in production. On our own pipeline.
A content writer runs $80-150K/year and produces 1-2 articles a week. A media buyer costs the same and still burns budget on stale keywords. An outbound SDR sends 200 emails a day and hopes for 3 replies. Full stack: $400K/year in salary alone.
Monad runs all three functions autonomously. It publishes validated content on schedule, deploys ad campaigns against emerging demand, and triggers outbound sequences when real buying signals appear—not when a calendar reminder goes off.
We built it for ourselves first. We run Monad in production today. One deal from one right piece of content paid for 3+ years of the entire system's operation.
Three engineered systems. Specific functions. Measurable outputs.
Monitors hiring posts, funding rounds, vendor complaints, and regulatory filings across 20 active verticals. Detects buying intent 48-72 hours before your competitors notice it.
Writes signal-referenced cold emails, validates against a 9-rule adversarial agent (85% pass rate), and pushes to Gmail Drafts for one-click send. No templates, no list blasting.
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Maps the gaps in your market’s search landscape that competitors haven't covered. Generates in-depth, structured content with 12 automated validators—enforced quality, not AI slop.
Every output is optimized for Google and AI citation engines (Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini). Published on schedule, directly into your CMS.
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Cross-references signal intelligence with search intent gaps. Deploys split-tested creative to Google Ads with 3-step consensus auditing—draft, audit, refine.
First-mover bidding on emerging keywords before competition arrives. Captures high-intent clicks at a fraction of mature-keyword costs.
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Every number below comes from a live deployment.
15-minute architecture review. We'll map your current growth stack against what Monad would replace—with specific cost and throughput projections for your market.
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