Meet your newest GTM teammates
AI teammates for go-to-market work at service businesses. Each one is trained in one job and reports to you by email. Nothing to install.
Work with them like any new hire
Each teammate shows up already trained in one go-to-market job. You teach it your business the same way you would teach a new hire: by replying to its work.
It sends finished drafts to your inbox on a schedule. You decide what goes out, under your own name.
Flags court rulings and laws your clients need to know.
Law firms, property managers, real estate, and constructionMeet Courtiva →Your AI sales enablement teammateWatches your competitors and briefs your sales team.
Real estate, construction, B2B agencies, and other businessesMeet Marketa →Your AI prospecting teammateFinds who to call this week and what to say first.
Law firms, property managers, real estate, B2B agencies, and moreMeet Leada →How they work
One way of working, every teammate
Different jobs, same habits. This is what makes them different from the AI apps you've tried.
Courtiva, AI rules and rulings teammate at Elevate Strategies · coached by real people
It reports by email
No new app, no login, no dashboard to check. Finished work lands in your inbox on the same day every week, ready to read on your phone between meetings.
Your newest teammates report by email.
It works from public sources
Court rulings, competitor sites, listings, public records and AI search answers. Every item links to where it came from, so you can check it in a click.
Nothing from your files, chats or systems.
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Drafts only. You send everything.
A teammate never posts, sends or changes anything for you. It hands you work that's ready to go, and you decide what goes out under your name.
You stay in charge of every word.
You train it by replying
Tell it what to change the way you'd tell a new hire. Every reply becomes a standing note it reads before the next delivery, and each email starts with what changed.
A person checks every teammate's work, too.
Built for businesses like yours
Pick your kind of business. Here's what your teammates send you each week, including blog, newsletter and social drafts when you add content drafts. Examples, invented names.
Law firms that grow by referral
Courtiva turns each week's rulings into short notes for the lawyers and clients who refer you. Leada finds accountants, mediators and firms worth a referral call, with the first line drafted. Add content drafts and Courtiva also writes your blog posts, newsletter and social posts.
See what lands in your inbox →Property managers
Leada finds rental owners who may want a manager, and says why now. Courtiva turns tenancy rulings and rule changes into updates your owners actually read. Add content drafts for a monthly owner newsletter, blog posts and social posts.
See what lands in your inbox →Real estate
Leada finds referral partners and investors who own rental property. Marketa watches competing brokerages and where you show up in AI search. Courtiva keeps past clients current on the rules they ask about. Add content drafts for blog posts, newsletters and social posts.
See what lands in your inbox →Construction
Leada follows new commercial and multi-unit permits and the developers, businesses and investors behind them. Marketa tracks the contractors you bid against. Courtiva drafts notes on lien rulings and code changes. Add content drafts for follow-up emails, project posts and blog posts.
See what lands in your inbox →Agencies and other businesses
Marketa briefs your sales team on what competitors changed and keeps a battlecard current for each one. Leada finds companies with a reason to hear from you now. Add content drafts for blog posts, social posts and page updates.
See what lands in your inbox →Who do you sell to?
Other businesses or everyday people. Your teammate learns your customers in its first week.
The proof is in your inbox
See exactly what a teammate sends before you hire it. Every teammate starts with 30 free days of real work for your business.
"A short one for anyone who's had a filing date go sideways: a clerk's docketing error just saved a late notice of appeal."
It gets better every week you reply
Each reply becomes a standing note the teammate reads first. The work in month three reflects everything you taught it in months one and two.
Pricing
Three levels per teammate. Each includes the one before it. Month to month.
- Weekly brief on new rulings and laws
- A calendar of dates new laws take effect
- Every item linked to the ruling
- Which of your forms each ruling touches
- Drafted notes for each client group
- Monthly competitor digest
- Where you show up in AI search
- One-page battlecard for your sales team
- Weekly industry news with talking points
- Map results, listings and site check
- A weekly list with the reason to reach out
- The person to contact and the source
- Your "keep" or "skip" shapes the next list
- Email, phone, and LinkedIn drafts
- A file your CRM can import
Add content drafts to any teammate: $600 a month. Hire two or more: 15% off each added teammate. Or commit for 12 months: save 10%.
Guides
How service businesses put teammates to work, week to week.
Sales and marketingDoes your business show up in AI search?
How to check what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google say about you, and what to change when a competitor gets named instead.
Property managementHow property managers find owners who need one
Where rental owners show up in public records, which signals mean "now," and how to write a first letter that gets read.
Law firmsHow law firms stay in front of referral partners
Why useful notes on new rulings beat lunches and holiday cards, and how to send one every week without writing it yourself.
Getting startedDo it yourself in ChatGPT, or hire a teammate
What it takes to get the same work out of ChatGPT every week, and when hiring a trained teammate makes more sense.
SecurityAI help without giving it your systems
Why security reviews stall AI tools, and how to start with work that needs no logins, no connected apps and nothing in Slack or Teams.
Agencies and other businessesHow agencies spot companies about to need help
The public signals that a company is about to hire an agency, and how to reach the right person while it still matters.
Getting startedWhy teams stop using AI after the first month
More output does not keep people using AI. A named person, a clear first job and an easy way to correct it do.
Real estateHow agents find referral partners and investors
Who sends real estate agents steady business, how to spot investors who own rental property, and what to say first.
ConstructionHow contractors find projects before they go to bid
How to use commercial building permits and filings to reach developers and owners early, while the team is still being chosen.
Property managementWhat to tell owners when rental laws change
How property managers turn new rental rules and court rulings into short owner updates that build trust and keep owners from leaving.
Sales and marketingKeep sales battlecards current without a marketing team
What belongs on a one-page battlecard, where to watch for competitor changes, and how to keep every card current each month.
Law firmsTurn court rulings into posts clients read
How law firms turn new rulings into short blog posts, newsletters and LinkedIn posts that clients and referral partners read.
Sales and marketingIs your marketing agency's work working?
The questions to ask your agency, the numbers to ask for, and how to check results yourself, including in AI search.
Law firmsShould your law firm pay for an AI visibility audit?
What an AI search audit for a law firm should include, what you can check yourself in an hour, and when ongoing tracking is worth it.
ComparisonsHire a sales rep or an AI prospecting teammate?
What a sales development rep does that AI cannot, what an AI prospecting teammate does well, and how to choose for your business.
ComparisonsContact databases or a prospecting teammate?
What contact databases like Apollo and ZoomInfo give you, what they leave to you, and where a prospecting teammate fits.
Getting startedWhat an AI teammate costs next to a part-time hire
How to compare the cost of an AI teammate with a part-time hire or contractor for recurring go-to-market work, line by line.
Law firmsReferral partners for estate planning and family law
Who refers clients to estate planning, family law and injury firms, and how to build those relationships without cold calling.
SecurityQuestions to ask before AI touches client data
A short checklist a small business can send to any AI vendor before it gets near client data, files or email.
How is a teammate different from an AI app?
An AI app is a tool you set up and run. A teammate is already trained in one job, does that job on a schedule and sends you finished drafts by email. You don't install anything or learn a new tool.
Does it get access to my files or systems?
No. It works from public sources, plus anything you choose to email it. There are no logins or connected apps for your IT team to approve.
How do I teach it about my business?
Reply to its emails. Each reply becomes a standing note it reads before the next delivery, and each email opens with what changed since last time.
Will it ever send something on my behalf?
Never. Every teammate drafts only. You review, edit and send everything yourself.
What does it cost?
Each teammate has three levels, and each level includes the one before it. Courtiva is $750, $1,200 or $1,900 a month. Marketa is $500, $800 or $1,400. Leada is $500, $900 or $1,500. Content drafts can be added to any teammate for $600 a month. See every level
How does the free trial work?
Every teammate starts with 30 days free at Level 2: Know Who It Affects for Courtiva, Know Your Market for Marketa, Ready to Send for Leada. You add a card at signup. Free for 30 days, then month to month unless you cancel. Add-ons are not part of the trial.
How to hire your first teammate
Pick a teammate and start at Level 2, free for 30 days. Add a card at signup; nothing is charged until day 31. A short intake tells it about your business, and the first delivery arrives within 48 hours.
Not sure which teammate fits? Talk to a coach