Synthetic Time Travel™ — see the meeting before you attend it.
New price, new product, new message, new policy, new org chart. Timepoint runs a synthetic market and returns who stalls, who walks, who champions it — and which part of the offer made them do it.
We enter the new market. Who stalls, who walks, who champions it?
We’re entering a new geography. How will the market take it?
The expansion is modest and well-supported. Existing customers will understand. The team will align behind the plan. The budget conversation should be straightforward. Walk in ready to close.
Champion. Regional partners stay, and name the local offer as the reason. Not the brand story.
Stall. Home-market account teams object. The split of attention is the part that stops them.
Walk. Incumbent-loyal buyers stay with the current vendor. Named, not averaged away.
This is a simulation. Ranked reactions, not a probability, not a transcript of real customers.
Run the other versions here. Customer, board, and press only meet the one that survived.
Stall, stay, or leave — and which part of the offer made them do it. When someone asks why, you have the why, not a number you cannot stand behind.
The same page for all of them. Same depth as the six-week study, enough to brief the room off one run.
Fail while private. Sourced, inferred, held fixed, or left silent — labeled as such. Nothing dressed up as a win rate. If the run cannot stay with the decision, it stops.
Run it on stand-ins of the people you already sell to — this week’s prices, this week’s news, not a generic panel.
Fail it here. The market never sees that version.
What they stall on. What they need. What they won’t say in the first meeting.
Who signs, who blocks, who has to live with it after.
Price, product, message, policy — on stand-ins first.
Walk in having already heard the pushback.
See who champions the expansion, who stalls, who stays with what they have.
Find the catch before it meets a real customer.
Put the first version in front of stand-ins, not your first buyers.
Map the people and the step that can still kill it — before you file.
GTM leads, founders, operators, counsel.
A single named launch. One named thing going into the world, with the people who will meet it — not a market.
Or a five-market GTM program. A market is a named segment or geography you want to enter.
Contact us for a quote.
Turnaround is quoted on the call. What you get: how they react, who stalls, who walks, written reasons. You see the price before it runs.
You’ll get a reply from the founder within one business day with scope and price. No account required to start.
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