They struggle because GTM grew reactively — without ever being intentionally designed as a system.
We help leadership teams see their GTM clearly, diagnose where it’s breaking, and understand what must change — before action is taken.
These aren't execution failures.
They are structural symptoms of go-to-market that evolved over time — built through early wins, founder-led selling, opportunistic partnerships, and layered tools — but never redesigned as a coherent system.
Go-to-market performance isn't determined by any single function. It emerges from how multiple systems work together — or don't.
Sustainable growth requires an intentionally designed GTM system.

GTM performance is constrained by the weakest system — not the strongest function.
Clarity Must Come Before Change
Most organizations respond to GTM friction by adding activity — more sellers, more campaigns, more partners, more tools.
That amplifies existing problems when the system itself is broken.
Before deciding what to fix, leaders need clarity on where the system is actually constrained.

XplainIQ is a diagnostic framework that helps leaders see how their GTM system is actually functioning. It does not generate playbooks. It does not prescribe tactics. It exists to codify insight — not replace leadership judgment.
It provides objective visibility into:
• where GTM is breaking
• which issues are structural vs. symptomatic
• and what must be sequenced first.
This clarity changes how decisions get made.