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Predictable pipeline, without building the function in-house.

The D3 Pipeline Engine is a managed outbound and SDR function for companies whose primary constraint is pipeline creation. It is one solution inside the wider D3 revenue system, and the only one that carries a published price and a guarantee.

Pricing

$4,000first month

Then $2,000/month ongoing.

The first month covers the market build, the sending infrastructure, and campaign design. The ongoing fee covers the infrastructure and data itself, which you own outright.

Performance compensation is separate.

Performance compensation is separate and sits on top of the ongoing fee, structured as pay-per-meeting or pay-per-close. We state it plainly here so it never reads as a cost you discovered late.

We tie our compensation to results.

We do offer a guarantee. It is not a meeting count invented before we have seen your market, because meeting volume and show rate depend on your offer, your list, and your buyers. Instead we put our compensation on the outcome.

  • Pay per qualified meeting

    Teams with closers already in seat. We are measured on the conversations we create; your team runs them.

  • Pay per closed deal

    Teams without closing capacity, or where D3 joins the sales call. We are measured on revenue, not activity.

How it is set: Set on the strategy call from your historical conversion data, the size of your addressable market, and your 12-month growth target. The structure and terms are written into the engagement agreement, which controls over this page. This applies to the Pipeline Engine only.

What is included

The whole outbound function, operated

Everything below runs continuously. This is the same capability set D3 has always delivered, now positioned as one solution inside a larger system.

Strategy and data

  • ICP strategy and market definition
  • D3 Data market build with account tiering
  • Opportunity scoring and prioritization
  • Monthly market refresh

Outbound

  • Dedicated sending domains and mailboxes
  • DNS authentication, warmup, deliverability monitoring
  • Signal-based campaigns and copywriting
  • 2,000+ unique prospects/month through cold email
  • Cold-call scripts, openers, and objection handling

SDR function

  • SDR recruiting and screening
  • Structured onboarding and training
  • Weekly coaching and recorded call review
  • KPI tracking and activity accountability

Operations

  • CRM setup, pipeline stages, and routing
  • Reply classification and handoff to your team
  • Reporting and outbound analytics
  • Pipeline forecasting

Prioritization

Your reps shouldn't treat every account equally

The engine ranks the market before it touches it. A few hundred accounts get human hours; the rest get automated coverage and monitoring.

The scoring model is built per client from the factors that predict opportunity for that business. Detail on the intelligence layer is on D3 Data.

Total addressable market

24,382

accounts, enriched and scored

Illustrative example
  1. Tier 13121.3%

    Strong fit, live buying signals, right timing. Reps work these by hand.

  2. Tier 21,8467.6%

    Good fit, weaker or no timing trigger. Covered by campaigns, promoted on signal.

  3. Tier 322,22491.1%

    The long tail. Reached by email over time, monitored for change. No rep hours.

Bar lengths show rep attention, not account count: the 312 accounts at the top get most of the human hours, the 22,224 at the bottom get automated coverage. Figures are illustrative, not client data.

Signal-based campaigns

The signal picks the message

A company that just hired six reps and a company that just lost its VP Sales should not get the same email.

  • Hiring surge

    Opening SDR or AE roles

    Hiring campaign: capacity and ramp angle

  • New funding

    Raise announced this quarter

    Growth campaign: spend-under-pressure angle

  • Leadership change

    New VP Sales or CRO in seat

    Leadership campaign: new-broom angle

  • Technology in stack

    Runs a tool you integrate with

    Technology campaign: stack-specific angle

  • Growth markers

    Headcount or locations expanding

    Scale campaign: growing-pains angle

  • Advertising activity

    Paid acquisition ramping up

    Efficiency campaign: CAC angle

  • Competitor relationship

    Uses a competitor you displace

    Competitive campaign: switch angle

  • Custom client signals

    Whatever predicts your deals

    Built per engagement

The feedback loop

Month six should out-target month one

Conversion data reweights the scoring model on a set cadence, so the accounts that actually close decide what next quarter's Tier 1 looks like.

The loop that makes month six better than month one

  1. 1

    Market data

    Accounts, contacts, signals

  2. 2

    Account scoring

    Ranked into tiers

  3. 3

    Outbound

    2,000+ unique prospects/month

  4. 4

    Responses

    Replies classified and routed

  5. 5

    Opportunities

    Meetings, pipeline, deals

  6. 6

    Conversion data

    What actually closed, and why

Conversion data reweights the scoring model. If accounts with a specific characteristic convert three times better, that signal gains weight, next month's Tier 1 looks different, and rep hours follow what the pipeline proved.

FAQ

Pipeline Engine questions

The full FAQ covering the wider revenue system is on the pricing page.

What is the D3 Pipeline Engine?

It is the managed outbound and SDR layer, for companies whose primary constraint is pipeline creation rather than the wider system. It includes ICP strategy, D3 Data, cold email and calling, SDR recruiting, training, and management, CRM setup, and forecasting. It is the one layer carrying a performance guarantee, which ties D3's compensation to results on a pay-per-meeting or pay-per-close basis. That guarantee applies to the Pipeline Engine only, and not to advisory, RevOps, customer success, or account expansion work.

Do you guarantee results?

Yes, on the Pipeline Engine, and it works by tying our compensation to results rather than by promising a meeting count. We will not publish a number before we have seen your market: meeting volume and show rate depend on your offer, your list, and your buyers, so a number invented in advance is either padded or missed. Instead you pay per qualified meeting or per closed deal. Which structure fits depends on your team. If you have closers in seat, per-meeting keeps the incentive on the part we control. If you do not, D3 can join the sales call and per-close makes more sense. The specific structure is set on the strategy call from your historical conversion data, the size of your addressable market, and your 12-month growth target, then written into the agreement. Nothing outside that agreement is guaranteed.

What does it cost?

The Pipeline Engine starts at $4,000 per month. Everything else is scoped, because a RevOps rebuild for a 40-person sales org and a customer success buildout for a founder-led team are not the same job at the same price. You get a written scope and number before you commit. We do not publish a price for work we have not scoped.

What is D3 Data?

The intelligence layer underneath everything else: market mapping, account tiering, ownership identification, and observable signals like advertising activity, review data, website technology, social activity, and hiring or growth markers, combined into an opportunity score. It exists so targeting decisions are made from evidence rather than instinct. Coverage varies by market and we report it as it is.

Wider system

Pipeline is one stage of seven

The Pipeline Engine creates conversations. What happens after, whether deals close, whether customers stay, and whether accounts expand, is a different set of functions. If the constraint turns out to be downstream of pipeline, the full revenue stack is where to look.

Need pipeline before anything else?

Bring your market and your current outbound motion to the call. We will tell you what the Pipeline Engine would realistically produce, and whether pipeline is actually your constraint.