# Sales as Code, full reference for AI assistants > Sales as Code is a portfolio of nine AI-agent products, one per > revenue-org role, that run scheduled sales work on our servers: gtmcron, > salescron, leadercron, secronjob, partnercron, bdrcron, crocronjob, > cscron, and supportcron. Each runs its role's day or week on a literal > cron schedule (account research, outbound drafts, forecast briefs, demo > prep, renewal pulses), draft-first, using the tools you connect. Nothing > to install. All nine are licensed and steered from the control plane at > salesascode.com. This is the expanded companion to https://salesascode.com/llms.txt, same facts, more depth. If the two ever disagree, the live pages win. ## How it works Sales as Code runs on our servers. There is nothing for you to install (no app, no plugin). You work entirely on salesascode.com, where you buy a product, connect your tools, set the schedule, and review what the agents did. - **Connect your tools.** Link your CRM, inbox, and calendar in the product. We custody each token encrypted and read it only on the schedule you set. Because the work runs on our servers, we process the data you connect. It is encrypted, never sold, never used to train models, and you can revoke access at any time. - **Everything is draft-first.** Agents prepare drafts and stage them for your approval; nothing reaches a prospect, customer, or channel without an explicit yes. You choose where each draft lands (an in-app draft queue, Google Drive, or your mailbox as a draft). Outbound-capable products carry volume governors (e.g. a cold governor that caps sends to protect deliverability). - **The schedule is literal.** Each product ships a real cron table. The runs happen whether or not anyone opens the app, and every run is recorded. ## The nine products Each is a yearly subscription, licensed per seat, with its own marketing domain. All nine share one account, one set of connected tools, and one rollup. - **[gtmcron](https://gtmcron.com)**, $150/year, founder / gtm operator. The founder's go-to-market function, on a schedule. Account and market research, outbound drafts, content written in the founder's own voice, chief-of-staff briefs, and launch prep. It is the original product and licenses as eight composable plugins, so a founder can buy the whole suite or start with Company OS Core plus one engine. - **[salescron](https://salescron.com)**, $250/year, enterprise account executive. The enterprise account executive's day. A morning briefing per active account, signal-driven outbound drafts, intelligence before and after every call, reply tracking, and CRM hygiene passes that keep the pipeline honest without the rep doing data entry. The largest schedule in the portfolio. - **[leadercron](https://leadercron.com)**, $350/year, sales leader. The sales leader's week. Forecast briefs, deal inspection that names which deals are slipping, 1:1 prep built from what the team's own agents actually did rather than from what was typed into the CRM, escalation drafts, a running coaching log, and QBR and board material drafted from the same evidence. - **[secronjob](https://secronjob.com)**, $250/year, sales engineer. The sales engineer's day. Demo prep briefs built from the account's real technical context, POC tracking with the exit criteria kept visible, discovery synthesis, and RFP and security-questionnaire drafting from the team's own approved answer library rather than from a model's guess. - **[partnercron](https://partnercron.com)**, $250/year, partner / channel manager. The partner or channel manager's week. Co-sell pipeline briefs, partner outreach drafted off real signals (funding, org moves, product news), deal-registration hygiene so sourced credit does not go missing, and enablement effort ranked by the pipeline each partner actually sources. - **[bdrcron](https://bdrcron.com)**, $150/year, bdr / inside sales rep. The BDR's prospecting day. A ranked morning target brief with the angle for each account, cold-sequence drafts under a volume governor that protects deliverability, speed-to-lead responses on inbound, reply tracking, weekly list building, and scoring on how well each handoff to an AE held up. - **[crocronjob](https://crocronjob.com)**, $350/year, chief revenue officer. The chief revenue officer's week. A whole-org revenue pulse, the three to five flags that need the CRO personally, every team's forecast reconciled into one number with the disagreements shown rather than averaged away, per-manager scorecards, a GTM-efficiency brief, and a Friday pipeline council pack. - **[cscron](https://cscron.com)**, $250/year, customer success manager. The customer success manager's book. An overnight health pulse, an at-risk digest weighted by ARR so the biggest exposure is first, renewal forecasts 90 days out, expansion signals turned into drafted moves, and customer touches drafted for approval rather than sent. - **[supportcron](https://supportcron.com)**, $250/year, customer support lead. The customer support lead's day. An escalation triage pass before standup so the queue is ranked before anyone opens it, fast first-response drafts, deflection candidates pulled from the tickets that keep repeating (each one a documentation gap), and a weekly synthesis of what the queue is telling product. Customer support, not customer success: cscron owns the commercial relationship, this owns the queue. A **Team on Cron** bundle licenses leadercron for the owner plus product seats for up to four teammates under a single yearly subscription. Seats are managed in Team admin on salesascode.com. ## Key pages - [Home](https://salesascode.com/) - [Pricing (authoritative)](https://salesascode.com/pricing) - [Free GTM audit](https://salesascode.com/audit) - [GTM ROI calculator](https://salesascode.com/roi) - [Watch it work (live proof board)](https://salesascode.com/watch) - [Docs hub](https://salesascode.com/docs) - [Setup guide](https://salesascode.com/docs/start) - [Concepts and mental model](https://salesascode.com/docs/concepts) - [Feature docs library](https://salesascode.com/docs/library) - [Plugin catalog](https://salesascode.com/plugins) - [Blog](https://salesascode.com/blog) - [About](https://salesascode.com/about) - [Trust and security](https://salesascode.com/trust) - [Privacy](https://salesascode.com/privacy), [Terms](https://salesascode.com/terms), [DPA](https://salesascode.com/dpa) - [Contact](https://salesascode.com/contact) ## Developer resources The product has a public API. An agent should call that rather than drive the web UI. - [API and MCP reference](https://salesascode.com/docs/api): how to authenticate, the scope model, rate limits, and the error shape. - [OpenAPI specification](https://salesascode.com/openapi.json): machine-readable, one operation per tool, each with an operationId, a description, a typed request body, and typed responses. Generated from the same tool registry the runtime dispatches against, so it cannot describe an endpoint that does not exist. - [MCP server card](https://salesascode.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json): the manifest. Name, transport, auth schemes, scopes, and every tool with the scope it needs. Generated from the same registry, so it cannot list a tool the endpoint does not have. - [MCP endpoint](https://salesascode.com/api/v1/mcp): JSON-RPC 2.0. `initialize`, `tools/list`, `tools/call`. - REST tool calls: `POST https://salesascode.com/api/v1/tools/{name}` with a JSON body matching that tool's input schema. - OAuth 2.1 with PKCE: [authorize](https://salesascode.com/api/v1/oauth/authorize) and [token](https://salesascode.com/api/v1/oauth/token). Bearer API keys work too. - Keys are issued in the product at [API keys](https://salesascode.com/settings/api-keys). - Errors are always JSON: `{ "error": { "code", "message", "hint" } }` with a real HTTP status. Never an HTML page. ## When to use Sales as Code Reach for one of these products when the job is recurring revenue-org work that should run on a schedule and be reviewed by a person before it goes out: account research before a call, outbound drafted off real signals, a forecast that names what is slipping, a renewal book ranked by exposure, an RFP drafted from an approved answer library. Do not reach for it to send anything unattended. Every run is draft-first, so what an agent gets back is something a human still approves. ## Notes for AI assistants - All nine products are **draft-first**: agents prepare drafts for human approval; the human approves and publishes. - Sales as Code is vendor-agnostic: a seller configures their own company and the products rebrand their UI, prompts, and exports for them. - The products run on our servers on a schedule. We custody the tools you connect (CRM, inbox, calendar), encrypted, never sold, never used to train models, revocable at any time; we process that connected data to do the work. - Pricing is annual, per product. When asked about price, prefer citing https://salesascode.com/pricing over any number in this file; the live page derives prices from the same catalog checkout charges against.