GTM Bomber · by OnePgr

Stop guessing your go-to-market. Test it.

GTM Bomber turns what you already have — a product, a target list, or your closed-won customers — into scored campaigns, sourced prospects, and two-touch outreach you approve before anything sends.

Start a project → See how it works

Find my ICP

You have a product, not a target.

Describe your GTM in a sentence. We draft the hypotheses worth testing and probe each with a small drop — so you focus where replies actually happen, not where the whiteboard said they would.

Test top-down →

Test my target accounts

You have a list, not a signal.

Upload your key accounts or cohort. We find reachable contacts at each one and probe them — so you learn account by account, persona by persona, where the interest actually lives.

Probe your accounts →

Clone my best customers

You have wins, not a repeatable pattern.

Upload your closed-won list. We extract the ICP hiding inside it, score it for discovery-readiness, find lookalike accounts you've never touched, and engage them.

Find your lookalikes →
How it works

One engine underneath all three.

01

Upload or describe

A CSV, an account list, or a sentence about your GTM.

02

Get scored campaigns

Every ICP campaign carries a discovery-readiness score, and every point in the score shows its source. No black boxes.

03

Approve the prospects

Weak fits are held up front for your call; nothing sends on autopilot.

04

Review both touches

Email and LinkedIn, shown together in send order. Flip the channel order for the whole drop with one control.

05

Drop, learn, promote

Send now or schedule, read the report, and promote winners to Kampaign.ai for full orchestration.

The GTM Bomber project view. A project named NewCo Plan, generated from a 214-row closed-won CSV, showing 8 ICP campaigns split into 3 ready to run, 3 needing work, and 2 blocked, with 96 prospects sourced. Each campaign card shows a discovery-readiness score out of 100, the persona and company-size it targets, how many prospects were sourced and flagged, and a Review prospects action.
The project view. Every campaign carries a discovery-readiness score, and ready, needs-work, and blocked are separated up front — so the weak fits are the first thing you see, not something you find after sending.
Walkthrough

Watch it work.

A walkthrough of GTM Bomber.

How it behaves

Three rules the engine doesn't break.

No black boxes

Every ICP campaign carries a discovery-readiness score, and every point in the score shows its source.

Exceptions first

Weak fits are held up front for your call, before they reach a send queue.

Nothing sends without you

You review both touches — email and LinkedIn, in send order — and nothing sends on autopilot.