Features and price
Selling on features and price, except on the biggest deals. Value measured by usage, adoption and consumption.
Selling, pricing and proving outcomes
Not the pitch. The actual chain. We ask leadership teams to do this, and after thirty minutes they rarely agree, or they change the subject. That is not a criticism. It is the norm. And it is why most companies still sell and price based on features and functions.
Everything downstream depends on this chain. When it does not exist, every function invents its own version, and definition is lost at every handoff.
What is it that you actually sell?
Which processes does it improve?
How do you measure the impact?
What does it earn, save, or protect?
What is the priority initiative this supports?
Change is real
Selling on features and price, except on the biggest deals. Value measured by usage, adoption and consumption.
AI-native companies prove value in weeks, before a dollar changes hands. Value is visible from day one.
Not just on features. Not just on price. Not just to no decision. You lose on how you show up.
Our offers
Assessments that show you where you are, and the engineering work that closes the gap between what you sell and what your customers get.
A validated set of chains, at a known level of confidence, that everyone can rally around. Plus the field assets to run them.
How the sprint worksYour honest position on the maturity model, where your value loop breaks, and where to prove it first.
See the assessmentsA capability map of the team, and a personal development plan for every seller and CSM.
See the assessmentsWho we are
We work with revenue leaders at technology and services companies who have committed to selling and proving outcomes, and need the chain, the capability and the evidence to back it up.
We don't do general sales training. We don't do methodology consulting. We tell you where you are, build the chains with you, and hand you the transformation.
It's the Outcome is a practice of Fourteen Hundred.
Know exactly where you are, and what your first move should be.
See the assessments