Two long-form videos booked last month’s calls, not the paid search line that’s been eating the budget.
Surfaced on its own, cross-checked against every channel you run.
Throughline reads your whole stack, finds what moved revenue, and drafts the next piece of work.You approve. It gets sharper every week.
Fourteen sources, one morning.
Calendly · Mailchimp · Search Console · Amplitude · Instagram · YouTube · the CRM · eight more
Two long-form videos booked last month’s calls, not the paid search line that’s been eating the budget.
High confidenceRe-engagement email, artwork composed on brand.
Audience: everyone who watched but never booked · run cost $0.31
Awaiting your approval.
One question to get in. Answered within the week.
Nothing moves. Throughline reads across your whole stack every morning, and sends scouts out to read the market you sell into.
14 sources today, read every morning at 06:00.
Market scouts: communities, competitors, podcasts, press.
What ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity say when asked about your category.
Not a dashboard to dig through. A finding, in plain words, with the receipt attached. Then it puts the finding to work and feeds the result back in.
Click through. Each one ends in a draft.
Surfaced on its own, cross-checked against every channel you run.
The Thread answers in plain words and cites the findings it stands on. Ask it to act and it stages a draft for you. It never sends.
⌘ K anywhere in the workspace
Bookings fell because two channels went quiet at once, not because demand did. The newsletter skipped a send, and the long-form videos that book most of your calls had nothing new in the last five weeks. Paid search kept spending and kept not booking.
I don’t send. I can draft it for your review, though I’d suggest something narrower: the people who watched but never booked, no discount, with the newest video. That’s the audience that moved.
Scouts read the communities, competitors, podcasts and press in your category every day. What matters comes back as a draft plan, ranked by engagement, with the source attached.
12 high-signal threads in your category this week. 7 are complaints about a competitor’s pricing.
312 reactions · 47 comments
Two rivals raised prices and cut their free tier in the same fortnight.
Pricing pages, diffed
A show your buyers listen to ran an episode on the exact problem you solve. No one from your space was on it.
New episode · 41 min
Answer the pricing complaints in public, and pitch the podcast.
Email, social, artwork, video, voice, pages. Written and composed on your brand, staged for review, never sent without you. Every run on the ledger, to the cent.
Re-engagement: watched, never booked
Three replies in the community thread
The 37% vertical, on brand
45s cut from the newest long-form
Founder read for the video
Subject lines, one per segment
Header set for the newsletter
The Throughline Graph keeps every source, finding, act and outcome, and every “moved with” between them. It is the join between what you spent and what it became, kept, and compounding. Correlational, never causal.
$340K to run it yourself → $58K with Throughline.That’s $282K back to the business.
Quality first. If it takes unlimited runs to get it right, that’s on us, never on your bill.
It gets sharper every week you run it.
One question to get in. Answered within the week.
Dalí’s most famous painting is the size of a sheet of paper, and it is not about time. It is about what persists after the clocks go soft. Your stack gets this backwards.
Marketing tools are the elements. The flow of information is the system. Most stacks confuse one for the other.
The marketer drowning in twelve logins is not bad at their job. They have been handed a systems problem and told it is a discipline problem.
Short answers, no hedging. Anything else, write to hello@trythroughline.ai.
It reads every tool your growth team already runs (calendar, email, CRM, analytics, search, social, and the market outside them), finds what actually moved revenue, and drafts the next piece of work. You approve. Every finding comes with the receipt attached.
No. Throughline drafts and stages work for review. Nothing goes out without a person approving it, and every run is logged on a ledger, to the cent.
No. Everything stays where it is. Throughline connects to the tools you have and reads across them every morning.
A dashboard shows you numbers and leaves the interpretation to you. Throughline gives you the finding in plain words, shows what it was read from, proposes the next action, and keeps a graph of what moved with what over time. Correlational, never causal, and it says so.
Startups are $2,999 a month and Enterprise is $7,999 a month, with a 100% fulfillment guarantee: if it takes unlimited runs to get a piece of work right, that is on us, never on your bill.
Request a run. Tell us the one question your marketing cannot answer. If your stack can answer it, your first briefing does, within the week.