Chalk replaces the work of building and maintaining your go-to-market materials. You pay for what it does, not how many people use it.
Not ready for annual? Start with a focused install. We set up the system, connect your tools, and generate your first set of materials. If you continue, the pilot cost applies to your annual contract.
We define your positioning, map competitors, and build your first materials in the first two weeks.
The pilot is a fixed cost. No surprises, no auto-renewals. You decide at the end whether to continue.
If you move to an annual contract, 100% of the pilot cost is credited toward your first year.
Chalk is infrastructure. Your whole team uses it. Charging per seat would mean penalizing you for doing the right thing: getting materials into more hands. We don't do that.
Building competitor comparisons. Writing objection responses. Updating scripts after a product launch. Reviewing calls for patterns. This is real work that currently takes real people real time. Chalk does it continuously.
Most tools cost the same and do the same thing forever. Chalk learns from your calls, your deals, and your team. The longer it runs, the sharper your materials become. Your cost stays flat while the value compounds.
No. Chalk connects to your CRM. It reads deal data and call transcripts to learn what's working. It doesn't replace Salesforce, HubSpot, or whatever you use. It makes them more useful.
Most teams have their first set of usable materials within two weeks. The system starts learning from your calls and deals immediately. The improvements compound over the first 90 days.
We handle the setup. You answer a set of strategic questions about your positioning, your customers, and your competitors. Chalk does the rest. Typical time-to-live is under two weeks.
No. Chalk generates materials from your actual positioning, your real call transcripts, and your deal outcomes. It's not pulling from generic templates. It's building from what your team actually says and what actually closes.
Stop stitching together docs and hoping for the best. Get a system that does the work.