▸ Allometry · MarOps · sell to accounts that pay
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You don't want more leads. You want accounts that pay.

Firmographic targeting finds companies that look right. It can't see who pays on time, renews, and clears your margin bar. MarOps scores your book on economic quality, derives the economic ICP from your best-paying accounts, and finds more like them.

▸ Seam and the ABM tools match firmographics. We seed them with who actually pays well — the economic truth only the operating ledger holds.

▸ Where it fits

One module of a system of record.

MarOps is the target surface of the platform. The economic ICP it derives rides the same attested ledger as every other decision — so the data that points your GTM also becomes the evidence capital underwrites. Control tower → attested ledger → capital.

▸ MarOps

Who

Sell to accounts that pay.

▸ DealOps

Price

Underwrite before you sign.

▸ FinOps

Collect

Watch and chase what's owed.

▸ Vault

Finance

Attested data → capital.

▸ The problem

Firmographics tell you who looks right. Not who pays.

Two accounts can match the same industry, size, and region — and one pays in 20 days at full margin while the other disputes every invoice and renews late. Your CRM can't tell them apart. Your ledger already can.

▸ Lead volume

More ≠ better

Pouring leads into the funnel just multiplies the slow-payers and margin-killers along with the good ones.

▸ Blind ICP

Built on firmographics

The "ideal customer profile" is guessed from industry and headcount — never from who actually clears your economics.

▸ Hidden churn

Bad-fit accounts

Accounts that don't fit economically renew poorly and dispute often — but they looked perfect on paper at sign.

▸ Missed upsell

Best accounts under-served

The accounts with the most headroom and the best payment behavior are the ones you should be expanding — and they go unnoticed.

▸ Wasted ABM

Lookalikes of the wrong seed

Lookalike tools amplify whatever seed you give them. Seed them with "big logos" and you get more big logos that pay slow.

▸ Siloed data

Finance ≠ GTM

The payment and margin truth lives in finance; the targeting happens in GTM. Nobody owns both — so nobody acts on it.

▸ How it works

The ICP, derived — not guessed.

MarOps scores your book on economic quality, derives the profile of your best-paying quartile, and ranks the market against it. The scoring and derivation are real and run today on a working model — ask for the live walkthrough.

▸ 01

Score the book

Economic quality, per account.

Each account scored on payment timeliness, unit economics, renewal health, and expansion signal — then split into quartiles.

▸ 02

Derive the economic ICP

From the top quartile.

The shared attributes of your best-paying accounts — vertical, type, region, size band — become the profile, computed not assumed.

▸ 03

Rank lookalikes

Seeded by economic truth.

Score the prospect universe against the ICP and rank it, each match with a why-it-matched rationale. This is the seed you hand an ABM tool.

▸ 04

Flag upsell

Expand the proven-good.

Existing accounts with headroom and strong health, ranked — the expansion list hiding in your own book.

▸ Capabilities

The economic truth layer above your GTM stack.

MarOps doesn't replace your CRM or your ABM tool — it produces the economic ICP signal they can't, and feeds it to them.

▸ Scoring

Account economics

  • Payment timeliness (DSO vs terms)
  • Unit economics vs target
  • Renewal health
  • Expansion signal
▸ ICP

Derived profile

  • Top-quartile attribute extraction
  • Vertical · type · region · size band
  • Refreshes as the book changes
  • Explainable, not a black box
▸ Lookalikes

Economic match

  • Prospect scoring vs the ICP
  • Ranked with match rationale
  • Seed export for ABM / Seam
  • Tunable match weighting
▸ Upsell

Expansion signals

  • Headroom by account
  • Health-gated (only good payers)
  • Ranked expansion list
  • Renewal-timed prompts
▸ Integration

Feeds GTM

  • Export to CRM / ABM
  • The truth layer they integrate against
  • Complements Seam-style discovery
  • One ledger, finance + GTM
▸ Closed loop

Ties to FinOps

  • Scores update from live payments
  • Bad-fit accounts surfaced early
  • Win → onboard → score → re-target
  • The compounding RevOps loop
▸ Pricing

The signal no ABM tool can produce. Priced like software.

A one-time diagnostic to ingest your book and derive the first ICP, then the engine monthly. Bundle MarOps with FinOps and DealOps as you grow.

▸ One-time

Diagnostic & setup

$7,500 CAD

2–3 weeks.

Book intake, scoring calibration, your first derived economic ICP, and a ranked lookalike + upsell list on your real accounts.

▸ Module · monthly

MarOps Engine

$3,500 CAD / mo

The platform.

Account scoring, the derived economic ICP, ranked lookalikes with rationale, upsell signals, and seed export to your CRM / ABM stack.

▸ Bundle

+ FinOps / DealOps

from $6,000 CAD / mo

Multi-module.

Add FinOps (collect what's owed) or DealOps (price before you sign). ~$6,000/mo for any two, ~$8,500/mo for all three.

One good-fit account won is worth a quarter of slow-payers. MarOps points the whole GTM motion at the accounts your own ledger says will pay.

▸ Straight talk

How we'd actually start with you.

▸ Honest current state

MarOps is one surface of the Allometry system of record — the economic ICP is only possible because the same ledger holds finance and revenue data together. The scoring and derivation engine is real and runs today on a working model; the lookalike universe and ABM hand-off are wired to your sources in setup.

What's proven: turning a book of accounts into economic scores, a derived ICP, and ranked matches. What we build with you in the diagnostic: your prospect universe, the match weighting that fits your motion, and the export into whatever CRM/ABM you run. The signal is the product; the targeting tools are downstream of it.

Stop selling to accounts
that don't pay.

Book a working session. We'll score your book, derive your economic ICP live, and show the lookalikes and upsell signals hiding in your own ledger.

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