Caugia · Execute

An operator,
not an advisor.

The engine finds your binding constraint and writes the 90-day plan. When you want senior hands to run it, a Caugia operator embeds fractionally, inside GRIP OS, until the score moves.

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Fractional · 1-2 days a week · two slots · interim on request

One ladder, three ways to execute

Three ways to run the fix

Every engagement starts the same way: the GTM Intelligence Report names the constraint and sequences the 90-day plan. What differs is who executes it.

Self-serve

Your team, governed by GRIP OS

Your team runs the plan. The OS holds the score, the gates and the weekly rhythm, and flags drift before it compounds.

  • Live GRIP score and constraint queue
  • Action cascade with owners and gates
  • Sophie, your GTM advisor, on every metric

Fractional

A Caugia operator, 1-2 days a week

A senior GTM executive embeds in your team and executes the engine's plan, accountable to the score, not to a slide deck.

  • Runs the 90-day plan the engine wrote
  • Works inside GRIP OS, included for the engagement
  • Progress reviewed weekly on the live GRIP score
  • Report fee credited in full

Interim

Heavier engagements, on request

When the constraint demands more than two days a week, interim engagements are scoped case by case. Same rule: the engine diagnoses first, the OS governs throughout.

Consultancies sell opinions. Caugia sells a measured fix: identical inputs, identical diagnosis, and execution you can read on the same score your board can open.

How it works

How an engagement works

1

Diagnosis first, always

The GTM Intelligence Report names the binding constraint and writes the 90-day plan. The fee is credited in full against the engagement.

2

Scope the engagement

One call to agree the plan, cadence and owners. Fractional means one to two days a week; interim is scoped on request.

3

The operator embeds

Ninety days of execution inside GRIP OS: actions shipped, gates cleared, drift caught. The OS is included for the engagement.

4

The score decides

Progress is reviewed weekly on the live GRIP score. After ninety days: renew, hand over to your team, or continue with a certified partner. The OS stays either way.

Who delivers

Two slots, deliberately

Engagements are delivered personally by Caugia's founder, an ex-GTM executive. Scarcity protects the quality of both the engagements and the product; certified partners expand capacity as the bench grows.

Built for B2B SaaS and fintech scale-ups; the same engine ships native question banks for DTC and professional services.

Engagements are scoped and priced per company. There is no rate card, for the same reason there is no opinion in the diagnosis: the scope is derived from your constraint, not from a menu.

FAQ

Questions boards ask

Is Caugia a consultancy?
No. Caugia is a deterministic GTM diagnostics engine and operating system. The diagnosis is never an opinion: identical inputs always produce an identical diagnosis. When a company wants senior hands, a fractional Caugia operator executes the plan the engine wrote, inside GRIP OS, with progress measured weekly on the live GRIP score.
What is a fractional GTM operator?
A senior go-to-market executive embedded one to two days per week to run a defined execution plan. Unlike a fractional CRO engaged on judgment, a Caugia operator executes the deterministic 90-day plan produced by the diagnostic engine, and is accountable to the GRIP score.
How does an engagement start?
Always with the GTM Intelligence Report. No engagement starts without a diagnosis, and the report fee is credited in full against the engagement.
Do you offer interim leadership?
On request. Fractional, one to two days a week, is the standard form. Heavier interim engagements are scoped case by case, anchored on the same engine diagnosis and governed in GRIP OS.

Start with the diagnosis.
Decide who executes after.

The Report names your constraint either way. Whether your team runs the plan in GRIP OS or a Caugia operator does, the score is the contract.

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