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Every call in one place. Ask about one deal and get the answer with the moment it was said, or ask across all your calls for trends and insights.
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The AI-native revenue execution platform
Airspeed analyzes every call and email, keeps your CRM honest, and runs the prep, updates and follow-ups your team never gets to.












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Ask Airspeed
Every call in one place. Ask about one deal and get the answer with the moment it was said, or ask across all your calls for trends and insights.
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CRM Automation
MEDDIC and SPICED captured after every call and synced to Salesforce or HubSpot. No more chasing reps for updates.
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Pipeline Execution
Prep before every call, next steps after it, and deal risks flagged while there’s still time to act.
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Forecasting
Commit, best case and pipeline grounded in call evidence, not rep optimism.
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Coaching & Onboarding
Scorecards on every call, plus a practice simulator for new reps.
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Agents and forward-deployed engineering
Agents do the work between calls, so deals keep moving. An engineer fits them to how your team sells, live in week one.
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Customer stories
What customers say
CRM becomes accurate by default and GTM finally runs on what actually happened, not what someone typed later.
Using Airspeed across our GTM motion helped us increase outbound-generated deals by 41% and improve churn by 2.4%.
Airspeed saves our team at least 50 hours a month.
Gong captures the conversation, and Airspeed does the work after it. Here is how the two compare across 70 capabilities, checked in October 2026.
Read→Most teams adopt AI one workflow at a time while the revenue system around those workflows stays the same. Adam Liska, Amrutha Suresh (Asana), Alexander P. Mueller, and host Federico Presicci walk through the Revenue Work Redesign Framework and the choices it forces about ownership, context, and accountability.
→Airspeed is one of the first two sponsors of Revolt 2026 by RevGenius. Fully digital, October 14-15 and 21-23, focused on AI-led GTM. Registration is free.
→Switching recorders is the part nobody wants to do. Airspeed pulls your calls straight from Gong, so you can see the difference before you change anything.
→Every company says its culture is great. Our recruiter explains what Airspeed's actually looks like from the inside and the outside.
→Every sales team bought conversation intelligence, and almost nobody adopted it. Here is why rollouts stall and a 90-day plan to fix them.
→AI can draft outreach and summarize calls, so what is left for the rep? Our recruiter names the five human skills she now hires for first.
→The sales job market is crowded and recruiters read a lot of applications. Our recruiter shares what gets SDR and AE candidates through the door.
→Your AI can write the follow-up but cannot see your calls. The Airspeed MCP puts every call and deal into Claude and ChatGPT, and lets them act.
→Teams can build almost any GTM AI now, and most pilots still stall. Here is the filter for what to build, what to buy, and where to integrate.
→Almost every revenue team has AI now. In Forbes, Devang Agrawal maps the four stages that set teams apart, and why skipping one sends you back.
→Most teams have conversation intelligence, but few run it as a program. Magic runs 75 custom insights, and here is their playbook.
→You can now add a secondary email address to your account. Every call with that address on it counts as yours, including scorecards and agent runs...
→Agents can now read your Gmail or Outlook inbox. Ask them to find context, sort what to prioritize, or draft a reply inside a thread...
→Connecting Gong or Granola for the first time now backfills the past six weeks, up to 500 calls, so new workspaces are ready sooner...
→Settings now has a search bar. Type the name of any setting, from integrations to user management, and jump straight to it without clicking through tabs...
→The Airspeed MCP is live in the Claude connector directory and the ChatGPT plugin directory. Sign in with your Airspeed account and ask about any deal...
→You can now choose the image and name your notetaker shows in meetings. Put your own brand in the call instead of a blank tile...
→Playlists can now be shared with your whole organization or with the people you pick. Build the list once and every rep can play it...
→You can now talk to your agents instead of typing. Click the microphone, say what you need, and Airspeed turns it into your message...
→How one customer turns custom insights into 75 prompts that run the funnel. Plus what we heard at Pavilion and three things that shipped this week.
→The full 2026 GTM Maturity Report is out, with a one-minute self-assessment. Plus what Pavilion taught us and an SDR's daily competitor brief.
→AI is everywhere in the revenue org, and revenue per head has barely moved. Devang on the one number that settles it, plus a first look at our 2026 GTM Maturity Report.
→We took 198 recorded lost deals apart: timing, an incumbent or an internal build, and decision process context nobody caught in time.
→Everyone in go-to-market is building agents. Almost nobody is talking about who maintains them at 2am when the model ships an update and half your workflows quietly break. Plus Devang in Authority Magazine, a sales deck built in minutes, five product updates, and where we'll be this autumn.
→Airspeed now lives in Slack, so the prep, the deal context, and the answers come to you instead of the other way around. Four ways to use it. Plus how one team cut its deal cycle to 11 days, and where we'll be this autumn.
→Most reps have already built their own AI sales stack, a notetaker on every call and Claude open in the next tab. It works until someone asks where the deal actually stands. Plus file attachments in every agent chat, and where we'll be this autumn.
→Everyone's telling you to discount. Don't, at least not first. What the reps who held their price actually did differently, pulled from a stack of real sales calls. Plus the follow-up agent with Anthony Abrew, five product updates, and where we'll be this autumn.
→Foleon had thousands of call recordings and no way to act on them. With Airspeed, a usable transcript lands in 87 seconds, 145 agents run across the business, and reps get about 54 hours a month back.
→How FERMÀT unified revenue context and accelerated GTM execution with Airspeed, giving their sales team full visibility into deals and customer conversations.
→Ascend automated its manual data entry and surfaced the buying signals hidden in sales conversations. The result: a 30% shorter sales cycle, no more customer blind spots, and a go-to-market strategy built on what actually drives deals.
→DeepSea turned every sales conversation into shared intelligence. The silos closed, deal quality climbed, and the team learned to sell smarter across long, complex enterprise cycles.
→Harbor Compliance had unreliable CRM data and inconsistent call notes. Airspeed automated structured SPICED notes and follow-ups in HubSpot, and reps adopted it with zero friction and ROI from day one.
→Kaiko added Airspeed on top of its existing sales framework to scale coaching, tighten forecasts, and hold conversion high, without losing what made the early motion work.
→Persona replaced Gong with Airspeed and turned sales conversations into structured Salesforce data. CRM quality went from D/C to B+/A, SDR-to-AE handoffs got 10x faster, and reps stopped doing manual updates after calls.
→PriceFX's commercial teams work across regions and time zones, and the context they needed lived inside calls nobody could attend twice. They replaced tool sprawl with Airspeed and turned global collaboration into an edge: shared context, faster handoffs, and no extra admin for reps.
→Most teams stop at yes/no insights. Magic runs 75 prompt-based ones, and Alex Wilson shows how each one drives a business action.
→Your CRM records what happened, your intelligence layer explains it, and the work still lands on a person at 6pm on a Thursday. Leaders from Airspeed, Clay, HubSpot, and Apollo map the third layer, the system of action, and where teams are getting it wrong.
→Your customers tell your story with more credibility than any campaign. Tamar Martirosyan shows how Airspeed turns customer voices into demand.
→Chris Reisig, Cliff Simon (Polaris Ops), and Devang Agrawal (Airspeed) on what to automate today, what to build in house, and what needs a rethink in an agent-native revenue org. Recorded live, 45 minutes, plus audience Q&A.
→Activity metrics lie. Buyer signals don't. Thang Nguyen (Airspeed) and Doug May (Harness) unpack why forecasts break down, then Airspeed's Alex Painter demos agentic AI that scores every deal on real buyer signals.
→Adam Liska joins Sam Jacobs to break down why "follow up on that" quietly breaks the forecast chain from rep to CRO to board, what "revenue execution" actually means, and the unglamorous work of turning a founder's instincts into a system a team can run.
→Devang Agrawal, CTO and Co-founder, demos Airspeed live at RevGenius Demo Day. See how revenue teams turn every call into CRM-ready deal intelligence.
→After a Series A and a rebrand, Adam Liska sits down with Alex Theuma to explain why AI-native companies must rethink their architecture, why reliability beats benchmark-leading model performance, and why the future of sales is humans working alongside agents, not being replaced.
→An end-of-year get-together for customers, prospects, and the wider Airspeed network in NYC. A relationship event, not a pitch.
→A happy hour with the GTMfund network in NYC. Founders and revenue leaders, drinks, and the warm introductions that move deals.
→An Airspeed-hosted dinner for senior revenue leaders in NYC, director level and above. A small, senior room and honest conversation.
→An in-person Airspeed hackathon in Boston for GTM builders and operators. Bring a revenue workflow and leave with an agent that runs it.
→Join Adam Liska, Federico Presicci, Amrutha Suresh, and Alexander P. Mueller live to redesign ownership, context, and accountability for AI agents.
→Airspeed is at GTMfund's annual retreat in Napa, October 15 to 17. Three days with around 100 GTM leaders from the network.
→An open-table dinner for Pavilion members and revenue leaders in NYC. Peer conversation, no agenda, no pitch.
→Coffee and breakfast with CROs and RevOps leaders at Dishoom Covent Garden. An honest hour on which revenue workflows are ready for AI agents.
→Airspeed is the revenue execution platform. It turns every customer conversation into CRM updates, deal intelligence, follow-ups, and coaching, automatically. 100s of customers run on it.
Recorders transcribe calls and flag keywords. Airspeed acts on them: it writes MEDDIC to Salesforce or HubSpot, drafts the follow-up, and flags deal risk weeks early. Recorders flag. Airspeed acts.
Plans start at $5K per year. Every Airspeed plan includes a forward-deployed RevOps analyst.
Salesforce and HubSpot, with automatic two-way sync. No rep login required.
Teams are live in days. You can see Airspeed run on your own pipeline in a 30-minute demo or sign up for a 30 day free trial.
No. It removes the admin around selling: CRM updates, notes, and follow-ups, so reps spend that time with buyers.
Your calls, turned into CRM updates, deal intelligence, and coaching. See it run on your own pipeline in 30 minutes.
From the call to the next move
Airspeed turns customer conversations into updated CRM fields, drafted follow-ups, and the next move on a deal.
Three steps. No signup needed.
Sample deal · Acme Corp
“Security needs to approve this before we can move forward.”
Buyer · 12:34 in the example call
Blocker detected
The buyer confirmed a dependency on security. An approver and a review date still need to be confirmed.
Example CRM update
Fields linked to the buyer's call evidence.
Draft for the rep to review
Subject: Next step: security review
Hi Alex,
You mentioned that security approval is needed to move forward. Who should we bring into the review?
Could we set up a session next week to work through their requirements and agree on the remaining steps?
Thanks,
Jamie
Fictional example. No data from your shared call is used here.
Airspeed connects calls, email, and CRM history so your team can see what's changed and what to do next.
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