Radiant is an on demand, US-based team of senior marketers, product researchers, data engineers, and SDRs. Enterprise grade market data and AI, the judgment of vetted operators, one party accountable for results.
Before you commit a dollar, Radiant maps your go-to-market: who to reach, which buying signals to act on, and what the sending infrastructure should look like. A plan built by people who have run this motion for years, with AI applied thoughtfully. You keep the map either way.
Platform base scales by sender. Production campaigns are the unit of work. Every section names the senior operator who owns it, and every figure prints its arithmetic. This is the same sheet we quote from.
Each sender ships as a working seat: 30 inboxes, a LinkedIn account, and a human SDR who works its replies, sets meetings, and builds the sales playbook as patterns emerge.
Every production campaign includes development of new campaigns, copy, cohort and list, a supporting asset, plus launch, testing, active monitoring, maintenance, and iteration. Basic AI personalization is standard in every production campaign. Each unit carries a fair-use allowance of 1,000 net-new enriched contacts per month; volume above that is metered at $95 per additional 500 contacts. AI-based personalization is engineering work der pipeline automation & data engineering builds below.
Automation follows proof. A performing campaign earns a signal data pipeline: a persistent feed engineered to the campaign's parameters, custom AI personalization agents, automatic replenishment. Maintenance stays inside the unit fee. Each build works like a data-engineering retainer covering up to 15 hours of development at a discounted rate; larger builds draw additional units, so a single pipeline may span more than one. Unused hours carry forward within the engagement.
A read-and-write CRM integration, built once. Positive replies sync into your CRM with contact data and thread context. Flat at any sender count. Provisioning and the two-week warm-up carry no charge. Existing accounts skip this.
Partner rate applies to committed accounts by agreement. New engagements price at the card.
Every path below can work. The question is who does the work, whose data you're working, and who owns the number when it matters.
Ranges reflect published pricing and market rates as of September 2026 including vendor pricing pages, published agency rate guides, and cold-email infrastructure cost breakdowns. Categories describe common market configurations, not any single company. Nothing here is a guarantee of results.
The questions buyers actually ask before signing — answered the way we'd answer them on a call. Anything else, ask on the trial brief.
Four things, run as one motion: enterprise-grade market research, custom signal data pipelines that find buyers as they show intent, email and LinkedIn campaign development, and human SDR appointment setting — all by US-based industry veterans. You get one accountable team and one bill instead of a data vendor, an agency, and an SDR shop pointing at each other.
Named senior operators, all US-based — no offshore pods, no junior handoffs. Senders and campaigns are owned by your dedicated marketing manager and SDR; signal data pipelines and CRM integration are built by a senior data engineer and product lead. The calculator above names the owner on every line item, because that's how the work is actually staffed.
Two moving parts. A platform base that scales with how many senders you run, and production campaigns — the unit of work — priced per live campaign. One-time items (pipeline builds, CRM setup) are listed separately and only when you take them. The calculator on this page is the same sheet we quote from; the arithmetic behind every number is printed next to it.
A sender is a complete working seat: 30 warmed inboxes split across SMTP, Gmail, and Outlook for deliverability, a LinkedIn account for the second channel, and a human SDR who works every reply that comes back. It's the full stack for one outbound identity — infrastructure, channel, and the person who converts responses into meetings.
A campaign is developed end-to-end: research on the cohort, the list itself, copy for email and LinkedIn, a supporting asset, then launch, testing, monitoring, and iteration for as long as it runs. Basic personalization is standard. Each campaign carries a fair-use allowance of 1,000 net-new enriched contacts per month; volume above that meters at $95 per additional 500 contacts.
A persistent, engineered feed that finds your buyers as they show intent — hiring moves, filings, tech changes, whatever signal your market emits — and replenishes campaign lists automatically, with custom AI personalization agents on top. You need one when a campaign has proven itself and deserves to run on fresh signal instead of static lists. Each build is a data-engineering retainer covering up to 15 hours at a discounted rate; unused hours carry forward, and maintenance stays inside the monthly unit fee.
Every sender includes a human SDR — a US-based industry veteran, not a script or an autoresponder. They read each reply, qualify it, handle objections, and book meetings straight onto your calendar. As patterns emerge, they document what's working into a sales playbook you keep. AI drafts and data do the heavy lifting upstream; a person closes the loop where judgment matters.
Enterprise-grade means primary work, not a report template: ICP definition grounded in your closed-won data, a signal audit of where your buyers show intent, sizing of the addressable pool, and competitive positioning by cohort. You see the first full pass inside the free two-week trial — the GTM strategy map — and research keeps running through the engagement, because every campaign result feeds back into the picture.
No. Month-to-month, pause or cancel with 14-day notice. It starts with a two-week trial at $0 with no credit card on file — you configure your price on this page before you ever owe a dollar, and the first invoice lands on day 15 only if you continue. If a committed campaign isn't live and sending for a full month, its unit fee credits back, prorated by day.
You do. Lists, enriched contact data, copy, assets, the sales playbook, and the pipelines we engineer are yours — synced into your CRM as we go, not held hostage in ours. Leave on any month and everything comes with you. We can work under our standard NDA or yours; the whole team is US-based, which keeps data handling under US standards.
Volume is spread across 30 inboxes per sender on a three-way SMTP, Gmail, and Outlook split, with a two-week warm-up before anything ships — the warm-up is free. Sending stays inside platform limits, and copy can run through a client-approval workflow before deployment. Every message carries proper identification and opt-out handling.
Thirty minutes on your market, motion, and goals. Your first-pass GTM map lands inside 24 hours. No card, no paperwork beyond an NDA if you want one.
Discovery, signal audit, and the GTM strategy map — with a priced infrastructure plan from the sheet above.
Continue at the price you configured, or keep the map and walk. Month-to-month either way, 14-day notice.
Figures reflect the Radiant v2 lifecycle pricing model, August 2026. Sender counts above five are scoped and priced individually. Steady-state view. Booked meetings are defined per agreement. All figures directional and subject to written agreement. Nothing here is a guarantee of future results. Case-study figures describe specific historical engagements defined as a distinct client, market, offer, and period, and are not a prediction of results in any other engagement; outcome figures were reported by the clients. Radiant's compensation is a flat fee, never contingent on funds raised or transactions completed.