Free for anyone selling or marketing something
freegtm is a library of ready-made apps — research an account, draft the first email, score a lead — that plug into the ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor you already pay for. No new tool to learn. Just say what you need.
Hi Alex — saw you’re scaling the enterprise team after the Datadog move. When we helped Linear’s AEs cut research time in half, the first thing they did was…
How it works
Use your Google or GitHub login. You get a private workspace with every app already in it. No card, no trial.
One paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor. It uses the AI plan you already have — nothing new to pay for.
Pick an app and talk to it like a colleague. Briefs land in your notes; drafts wait for you to review and send.
Setting up takes one paste. After you sign in we show you the exact line for your assistant — pick yours:
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Every app bundles open skills from practitioners into something you can switch on. Skill authors are credited on every card; maintainers keep the app tested and current.
One brief: what they sell, who runs it, what changed this quarter.
Say: “research Vercel before my 2pm”
A TAM you can defend, with the coverage plan underneath it.
Say: “how big is the market for this?”
Their moves, weekly, and the talk track for when it comes up.
Say: “what has Clay shipped this month?”
From ICP to a named, enriched list — cheap filters first.
Say: “build me a list of Series B fintechs hiring AEs”
The profile your won deals actually share, not the one on the deck.
Say: “who actually buys from us?”
One account that worked, ranked into fifty more like it.
Say: “find fifty more like Ramp”
Three openers grounded in the brief, in your voice, under 90 words.
Say: “draft a first email to their VP Sales”
A new domain landing in the inbox before you send anything that matters.
Say: “warm up my new sending domain”
Reads the thread, tells a real reply from a bounce, drafts the nudge.
Say: “follow up on the Figma thread”
The target list, tiered, with the watchlist that keeps it honest.
Say: “pick our top twenty for next quarter”
Audience, creative and cadence for 1:1, 1:few and 1:many.
Say: “set up a 1:1 campaign for our top twenty”
What moved each account this month, and which ones to hand to sales.
Say: “show me what ABM did last month”
Every deal, what proves it, and the ones with one thread too few.
Say: “walk my pipeline and flag what is slipping”
Who else has to say yes, and how you reach them this week.
Say: “who else should be in the Mercury deal?”
One pass over the book: who is churning, who is ready to expand.
Say: “which accounts are at risk?”
Your site, your events, your communities — and who to reach today.
Say: “who visited pricing this week?”
The reason to reach out now, ranked by what actually converts.
Say: “why would Attio need us this quarter?”
Your champion changed jobs. You hear about it the same week.
Say: “tell me when a champion moves”
Where forecast and reality separate, and what to instrument first.
Say: “why is our forecast off every quarter?”
Fix the data under governance, then keep a running score on it.
Say: “clean up our CRM without breaking reporting”
Every inbound scored, matched and routed — and nothing dropped.
Say: “where did last month's inbound go?”
Every skill is open source under MIT, written by the person credited on the card and published in the gtm-skills library.
Built on their work
A skill is somebody's judgment written down — how they qualify, what they check first, what good output looks like. Apps are assembled from them, and the author's name travels with every app that uses one, everywhere it runs.
Publish a skillNo card, no trial clock, no usage meter. Generous limits a real person never hits.
Apps write drafts. You read, edit and hit send. Your name, your judgment.
Runs on your own ChatGPT or Claude plan. We never see or charge for your tokens.
Every skill is public under an open licence. See exactly what it does before you turn it on.
Pricing
Three reasons for that, and none of them is “for now”.
Apps run on the ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor subscription you already pay for. Your tokens never reach our bill — we never see them and never charge for them — so one more person using freegtm costs us close to nothing. Free here isn’t generosity. It’s arithmetic.
Every skill is MIT-licensed and published in a public repository under the name of the person who wrote it. You can read exactly what an app does before you switch it on — and if this site disappeared tomorrow, the skills would still be there.
A commercial platform helps pay for the registry. Nothing here expires, throttles, or gets held back to sell you that — no card now, no card later. If you never become a customer, this page keeps working exactly as it does today.
No card, no trial clock, no new tab to live in.