What is Storm?
Storm is a company-aware AI GTM agent that helps founder-led and lean revenue teams find and close their perfect customers. It connects prospecting, enrichment, personalized outreach, campaigns, replies, CRM, meetings, and follow-up in one system your sales team can manage.
Is Storm an AI SDR?
Storm covers more of the customer-acquisition journey than a typical AI SDR. It helps your team find and research prospects, prepare personalized outreach, manage inbound replies and follow-up, and keep opportunities moving toward a sale. Your team still owns the relationship and the close.
Does Storm send messages without approval?
Important messages, enrollments, and customer-data changes wait for review. When a supported workflow is enabled, Storm shows the exact targets and scope before confirmation. Availability depends on the systems and controls enabled for the company.
How does Storm learn our company and voice?
Storm reads a limited set of first-party website pages, proposes what it has learned about your products, buyers, proof, and voice, and asks you to approve, edit, or reject those details before it uses them.
How is Storm different from Apollo, Clay, ChatGPT, or a sequencer?
Those tools can stay in your stack. Storm is the agent your sales team works with, while the GTM Engine underneath connects prospecting, enrichment, outreach, replies, CRM, and follow-up into one customer-acquisition system.
Does Storm close deals for us?
Storm helps your sales team do the work around the close: finding the right prospects, preparing personalized outreach, managing replies, organizing meeting context, and keeping follow-up on track. Your team still owns sales conversations, commercial decisions, contracts, and the customer relationship.
How are data-provider costs controlled?
Before supported data work is approved, Storm can show the exact target list, what data will be checked, and a maximum provider cost.
What happens when an integration returns an unknown result?
Storm flags the unknown or partial result for review. It does not call an unconfirmed provider response complete or blindly repeat the action.