Data-driven
Opinions are a starting point, not an answer. Every feature we ship is measured against pipeline created, not vanity engagement.
About us
Brilliant software fails every day because nobody found the people who needed it. We build the engine that closes that gap.
SigmaGTM started as an internal tool. Elena was running outbound at a Series B company and Daniel was building the data infrastructure behind it. Between them they were paying for four products that each solved a quarter of the problem and none of which talked to each other.
The daily reality was a spreadsheet. Pull companies from one tool, enrich in another, verify in a third, paste into a sequencer, then reconcile the whole thing against the CRM on Friday afternoon. Every handoff lost records, and every lost record was a conversation that never happened.
They rebuilt it as one pipeline: source, enrich, verify, send, track. What started as a weekend script became the system their whole revenue org ran on, and eventually the reason they both left to work on it full time.
Today SigmaGTM supports more than 500 revenue teams, from solo founders sending their first hundred emails to enterprise organisations running thousands of accounts through structured plays. The goal has not changed since the spreadsheet: fewer tools, fewer handoffs, more conversations.
Values
Opinions are a starting point, not an answer. Every feature we ship is measured against pipeline created, not vanity engagement.
We show data sources, confidence scores and pricing in plain sight. No hidden credit maths and no surprise overage invoices.
Go-to-market never stops, so neither do we. We ship weekly and answer support in hours, not business days.
Team
Co-founder & CEO
Built and scaled the outbound org at two Series B SaaS companies before deciding the tooling deserved a rewrite.
Co-founder & CTO
Former data infrastructure lead. Spends his time on crawl reliability and keeping enrichment latency under 400ms.
Head of Product
Ex-RevOps practitioner who still runs a live sequence every week so the product never drifts from reality.
Head of Customer Success
Onboards every Enterprise account personally and turns the messy first 30 days into a repeatable playbook.
Head of Design
Believes dense, information-rich software can still feel calm. Owns everything you see and click.