Most founders know exactly what they've built. The hard part is making everyone else feel it too.

GTM Files is a reference library for early-stage founders. Real case studies from real projects. No theory, no best practices borrowed from companies with different contexts.

The backstory

Five years ago, I started working with early-stage teams on GTM collateral. Websites, landing pages, product interfaces, launch videos. The brief was always some version of: "We know what we built, but we can't seem to communicate it."

The pattern became clear quickly. Technical founders would show me feature lists that made perfect sense to engineers. Product pages that read like documentation. Landing pages that answered questions nobody was asking.

The fix was never about better copy or prettier design. It was about understanding what the visitor already believes, what they're looking for, and meeting them there.

This library documents what I've learned. Every case study is a real project. Every rule of thumb has been tested across multiple contexts. Every framework is something I actually use.

What founders are saying

"This is the reference I wish existed when we were figuring out how to communicate what we built."

Alex Chen

Founder, Sequence AI

"Every case study reads like a conversation I've had in my head. Finally someone wrote it down."

Maya Rodriguez

Head of Product, Cipher

"The rules of thumb alone are worth bookmarking. Practical, tested, no fluff."

James Park

CEO, Vertex Labs

"I've sent the positioning canvas to three other founders this week."

Sarah Kim

Founder, Relay

"Finally, someone who gets that most startup websites are documentation disguised as marketing."

David Liu

CTO, Framework

"The case studies feel like sitting in on strategy sessions."

Emma Watson

VP Design, Stealth

"This is the reference I wish existed when we were figuring out how to communicate what we built."

Alex Chen

Founder, Sequence AI

"Every case study reads like a conversation I've had in my head. Finally someone wrote it down."

Maya Rodriguez

Head of Product, Cipher

"The rules of thumb alone are worth bookmarking. Practical, tested, no fluff."

James Park

CEO, Vertex Labs

"I've sent the positioning canvas to three other founders this week."

Sarah Kim

Founder, Relay

"Finally, someone who gets that most startup websites are documentation disguised as marketing."

David Liu

CTO, Framework

"The case studies feel like sitting in on strategy sessions."

Emma Watson

VP Design, Stealth

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See how the library works

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The GTM Files Pack

A collection of templates and frameworks from real client work. Positioning canvases, landing page rubrics, and context files you can feed to AI tools.

  • Positioning prompts for agentic products
  • Landing page evaluation framework
  • Agent interface design patterns
  • GTM collateral decision tree

Hosted on GitHub. Updated as new patterns emerge.

Get the GTM Files

Templates, frameworks, and reference files from real projects. Directly applicable to your next launch.

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Questions

Who is this for?+

Founders and product leaders at early-stage agentic B2B SaaS companies. Specifically, people working on websites, landing pages, or product interfaces who want to see how others have solved similar problems.

What doesn't this cover?+

Paid acquisition, SEO, content marketing, or GTM strategy. This is specifically about making the things people see—websites, landing pages, product interfaces—communicate more effectively.

Is this free?+

The case studies and showcases are free to browse. The downloadable files require a work email. Everything is extracted from real client work at CNVRT.

Why work email only?+

These files are for people actively building products. The work email filter helps ensure the library stays relevant to that audience. If you're a student or indie hacker, reach out directly.

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Occasional notes on GTM execution for agentic products. New case studies, patterns worth knowing, and the occasional rant.

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