Buyer intelligence
ICP definitions, buying committees, personas, objections, and the exact wedge that separates you from the top three alternatives.
The Blueprint is the shared context layer under the Startup Engine. Every product reads and writes to it, so a decision made in one system informs every other one. Included in every plan.
The Blueprint is not a database of everything. It is six categories of context every founder needs, curated by the product that knows each one best.
ICP definitions, buying committees, personas, objections, and the exact wedge that separates you from the top three alternatives.
TAM signals, category maturity, demand indicators, competitive matrix, and pricing anchors specific to your segment.
What you say and to whom, versioned. Every product reads from the same source so the outbound sounds like the landing page.
What has been shipped, what launched, what is broken, what is pending. Not a report; a running memory the products act on.
Every conversation, every deal, every support ticket, every knowledge document, indexed and available to every product.
Compliance status, security posture, operational maturity, scale gaps. What enterprise buyers will find before they ask.
Each product contributes what it knows best and reads what it needs. The order matters: Lens seeds it, and the rest compound.
Writes: ICPs, buyer committees, competitor teardowns, positioning wedges, Market Viability Score, demand signals.
Reads: Nothing yet: Lens seeds the Blueprint from scratch.
Writes: Launch status across deploy, marketing, funnel, health, and feedback; milestones hit and missed.
Reads: ICP, positioning, and target buyers to prepare the launch surface.
Writes: Wheels processed, prospect responses, meeting outcomes, closed accounts, channel performance.
Reads: ICP, buyer intel, positioning, and offer to run outbound that already sounds like you.
Writes: Task completion, CRM activity, support resolution, knowledge growth, live Business Pulse metrics.
Reads: Every prior write. The Blueprint becomes the memory of the business.
Writes: Enterprise readiness gaps, compliance status, scale-intelligence recommendations.
Reads: Everything. GrowX reasons about the whole company; it needs the whole Blueprint to say anything useful.
A stitched SaaS stack can imitate any single Cafiyn product. It cannot imitate the shared Blueprint that makes each product sharper than its standalone equivalent.
Every action in one product makes every other product sharper. A stitched SaaS stack has to build compounding one integration at a time; the Blueprint is compounding by architecture.
A single Blueprint per business. Move to a new tier, add a product, drop one, the context follows you. Nothing to re-onboard.
Your Blueprint is scoped to your business only. What you ask any Cafiyn product is never training material for anyone else. Privacy, security, and transparency come first.
One place your buyer intel, positioning, operations, and readiness live. One invoice. One login. The reason founders pick Cafiyn over five separate SaaS bills.
No add-on fee. No per-seat surcharge. The Blueprint grows with whichever products you use and moves with you as you upgrade.
Get the pipeline moving.
Add validation to the pipeline.
The full engine, connected.
Higher volumes. Bigger teams.
All prices in USD. Billed monthly, cancel anytime. Full plan comparison at /pricing.
No. The Blueprint is the shared context layer under every Cafiyn product. It is included in every plan (Ignition, Trajectory, Orbit, Command) and grows with every product you use. There is no add-on price for it.
Buyer intelligence, market opportunity, positioning and messaging, operational state, customer memory, and readiness / risk signals. Every category is scoped to your business only and updated by whichever product wrote or observed it.
Every action in one product writes to the Blueprint; every other product reads from it. Lens seeds it with market context; Centrix updates it as you launch; FlyWheel enriches it with outbound signal; Ops records the operational reality; GrowX reasons about the whole. Each write makes every future read sharper.
No. Your Blueprint is scoped to your business only. What you ask any Cafiyn product is not training material for anyone else. Privacy, security, and transparency come first.
You can export it at any time in a portable format. If you cancel, you keep the export. We keep no operational copy beyond the retention window in our privacy policy.
Read-only access via an export API is on the roadmap for Command customers. The whole point of the Blueprint is that it stays live inside the engine; static exports are for portability and audit, not day-to-day use elsewhere.
Cafiyn Cloud today. Command customers can opt into regional data-residency (EU, US, IN) as those regions come online. Enterprise-grade encryption at rest and in transit; least-privilege access; audit trails.
Every plan starts writing to your Blueprint from day one. The more you use, the sharper every product gets.