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AI operators for RevOps teams

AI operators for your pipeline.
You keep the final say.

Go2Market gives RevOps teams AI operators for recurring HubSpot and Slack work. Tag leads, route inbound, and prepare pipeline reports—with permissions you set and changes you review.

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Start with one operator. Inspect every run.

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go2market / approvalsSample data
Go2Market Approvals screen showing a proposed Northwind lifecycle tag and Approve and Decline controls. Sample data.

Actual Go2Market interface. Select the image to inspect the full screen.

One proposed change. A decision you can inspect.

Built around the tools
your pipeline already lives in.

HubSpotContacts & deals
SlackAlerts & reports
See connection requirements

From backlog to a clear next step

Let operators handle the repeated pipeline checks.

You should not have to check the same records, chase the same missing fields, and rebuild the same report every week.

  1. 1

    Give one operator a job

    Choose lead tagging, inbound routing, or pipeline reporting. Connect the tools that job needs.

  2. 2

    Set the boundaries before it runs

    Review the tools it can use and which changes need approval. Start with a scope you can inspect.

  3. 3

    Review the work, then decide

    Open Activity to see the run. Approve or decline changes waiting in your queue.

One operator. One bounded job.

Lead Segment Tagger

Watches
HubSpot contact changes
Prepares
Lifecycle and segment tags
You control
Allowed fields and approval rules
Leaves behind
A run record with the proposed changes
A HubSpot signal starts an operator run, then a proposed change waits for your review.TRIGGERHubSpot signalPREPAREOperator runDECIDEYour reviewRead how approvals work

See the product, step by step

Follow an operator run through to approval.

Recorded in the Go2Market dashboard with sample records. Filter Activity, inspect the proposed change, and approve it.

Actual interface · sample workspaceDownload video
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  1. Open Activity to see operator runs and their status.
  2. Select Awaiting to find work that needs a decision, then expand a run to inspect its context.
  3. Open Approvals and select “what exactly changes” to review the target contact and proposed fields.
  4. Approve the sample change. The confirmation appears and the pending queue clears. This recording uses sample responses; it does not modify a customer account.

Start with the work you repeat

Give your pipeline work a named operator.

Choose a specific outcome first. Add more operators as you establish the right rules for your team.

Route inbound leads to the right owner

Use qualification and routing rules to prepare the next step for new leads.

Inbound Lead Router

Catch gaps before the pipeline review

Identify missing fields and stalled deals so your team knows where to follow up.

Field Completeness Auditor

Prepare reports without rebuilding them each week

Summarize pipeline stages, ownership, and forecast risks from your connected CRM.

Pipeline Forecast Reporter

Annual plans

Start with one job. Add your team’s next.

Compare the published annual plans below. Creating an account does not purchase a subscription.

Starter

One recurring job off your list.

$49 / month

$588 billed yearly

  • 1 operator
  • One connected channel
  • Review proposed changes
  • Inspect operator activity
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$49 per included operator / month

Team For multiple workflows

Give more pipeline work an owner.

$199 / month

$2,388 billed yearly

  • 8 operators
  • Scheduled and event-driven jobs
  • Review proposed changes
  • Inspect operator activity
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About $24.88 per included operator / month

8× the operators for about 4.1× the price.

At full allocation, Team’s cost per included operator is about 49% lower than Starter’s. Compare the jobs and usage you need before choosing.

Compare annual plans and buying details
Published annual plan comparison
Included allocationStarterTeam
Operators18
Annual total$588$2,388
Monthly equivalent$49$199
Cost per included operator / month$49$24.875

These are annual prices, not a monthly payment schedule. Confirm usage limits, any additional charges, and payment terms before subscribing. This page does not collect payment or activate a paid plan.

Before you connect your tools

Know what your operators can do.

Read the setup guide
What is Go2Market, and who is it for?

Go2Market is an AI operator platform for RevOps teams. Install operators for recurring work such as lead tagging, inbound routing, and pipeline reporting. Connect the tools each operator needs, set its permissions, and review the results.

Can an operator change my CRM without asking?

Permissions and approval requirements are set per operator. A change that requires approval waits in your queue. Review the target, proposed fields, and consequence before approving or declining. Check the operator’s permissions before enabling it.

How is an operator different from a workflow?

A workflow defines a sequence of steps. A Go2Market operator adds a named owner for a recurring job, the context it needs, limits on the tools it can use, and a record of each run. Use an operator when the job needs context and a reviewable decision.

What do I need to get started?

Create an account and workspace, connect the required tools, then install an operator. HubSpot and Slack are the starting point for the workflows shown here. Setup time depends on your access to those tools and the permissions you need.

What does Go2Market cost?

The annual plans shown here are Starter at $49 per month, billed $588 yearly, and Team at $199 per month, billed $2,388 yearly. Account creation does not purchase a subscription. Confirm scope, usage limits, and payment terms before subscribing.

What if an operator makes a mistake?

Inspect the run in Activity, decline any pending changes, and pause the operator while you adjust its configuration. An action already applied to another tool may need a manual correction; not every action can be undone.

Which tools and data can an operator access?

An operator uses the connections and permissions configured for its workspace. Review those permissions before connecting business data. Your organization’s deployment, connected services, and model providers determine the applicable data-processing terms.

Go2Market · AI operators for RevOps

Give your next recurring job to an operator.

Connect your tools, set the boundaries, and review the first run.

Get startedSee what setup involves