Every feature we have. All 218 of them.

Generation, checklists and scoring, publishing to LinkedIn and X, the calendar and ideas bank, the CRM core of people, companies, leads and deals, Gmail in the inbox, and three workflows. Enough to run the motion by hand and see where it leaks.

The AI planner and repurposing, WyseChat with four skills, campaigns to 10k a month, the full social set with analytics and listening, first-party website analytics, the outbound lead engine with Apollo and the Chrome scraper, and ten workflows. The plan where the machine starts doing the work rather than checking it.

Wyse Agent and the site chatbot, AI visibility tracking across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and SGE, the full AI route set across the CRM, unlimited workflows with branching and approval gates, funnel analytics, the GitHub editor, and 100k sends a month. Every ceiling in Growth is either lifted or removed.

Everything in Pro, per client: white-label Wyse Embed, cross-org super admin, the multi-org switcher, AI lead credit pools, deep personality reads, multi-currency with FX rollups, jurisdiction gating, email MFA, unlimited sends, and a 99.99 percent uptime SLA.

A structured profile extracted from what the founder has already published, approved by a human before anything sends in that voice.

• Sender profiles with credibility markers
• AI DNA extraction from published work
• Human approval before any send
• Brand surfaces tracked as their own objects
• Brand PA: tone, topics, anti-patterns, cadence
• A week of ready-to-copy posts from DNA

A searchable directory of rooms worth being in, scored against the sender's own track record rather than against a generic fit.

• Podcasts, newsletters and outlets with full-text search
• Episode-level records, so a pitch can name the show
• A scored daily shortlist of rooms worth pitching
• Match scoring on topics, audience and track record
• Curated journalist and newsletter catalog

Every other founder-brand tool rents a sending API. This pitches from mailboxes it provisions, warms and grades, on domains whose DNS it controls.

• Connected and hosted mailboxes
• Credentials encrypted at rest
• IMAP sync into a single inbox
• DNS checks over DoH rather than the local resolver
• Warm-up ramp from actual mailbox age
• Daily send cap enforced at delivery time

Appearances and proof items are first-class records, so the brand's evidence accumulates instead of living in a spreadsheet.

• Appearance lifecycle: idea, pitched, booked, recorded, published, repurposed
• Proof items as first-class records
• Weekly Brand Score per organisation
• Brand monitoring on tracked keywords
• Outreach funnel and usage in one view

Channels, threads and direct messages over one authenticated socket carrying messages, typing, reactions and unread counts.

• Channels with their own tier and level gate
• A cross-channel member feed with per-channel unread counts
• Threaded comments with counts maintained on write
• Reactions, mentions, polls and bookmarks
• Direct messages with exact read receipts
• One search across posts, lessons, resources and members

Course, module and lesson hierarchy with tier gating at course level, and per-member progress tracked lesson by lesson.

• Courses, modules and lessons
• Per-member lesson progress
• Curated resource collections
• Presigned upload and download URLs

Paid tiers with checkout that does not require an existing account, so a stranger can buy first.

• Membership tiers with public read
• Checkout without a prior account
• Recurring state driven by verified webhook events
• Referrals closed back to who referred the member
• Invite codes, issued and redeemed
• A public waitlist for launches

Security enforced by Postgres rather than by the application, so the client key is safe to ship.

• Row level security on every table
• Policies tested against real member roles
• Reporting and muting as two separate mechanisms
• Member bans from the club settings surface
• An audit log of staff actions
• Notifications scoped to both club and caller

Operator time goes on the decisions, because the platform already does the volume.

• Channel strategy decided from the attribution chain, not from habit
• Campaigns built inside your workspace, not a separate agency tool
• A human reads what the 23 agents produced and kills what should not ship
• Deliverability care: domain reputation, warm-up posture, send pacing
• Answer-engine work, measured by the visibility tracker
• Pipeline review and the weekly recap read with a person

Every plan from Growth upward carries real operator hours, which turns the services business from a separate sale into a trial every customer is already inside.

• Included hours rather than a separate retainer
• Roles already reserved in the OpsWyse catalogue
• OpsWyse HR is the clean handoff target, and is in production
• No competing platform includes human GTM time at any tier