The work, without the extra names.
Other firms take one revenue motion and sell it back as a stack of trademarks. An audience product. A signal product. An agent for email. Another agent for research. A third login for the person who sits with the representative. Omega Revenue Engine is the motion. Mike Farrell and Chris Ismail built it so the account, the call and the proposal are the same record, on GPUs we operate.
Build it once. Spend it where it can buy.
The accounts that match the business are assembled once. Accounts that cannot buy, competitors, and customers already lost are kept off the spend. The people who decide are the target, not the one employee who downloaded a paper.
One list
Ideal accounts, the buying group inside them, and the suppression list live in the engine. They are not rebuilt for every channel and every vendor.
Channels the customer already runs
The motion deploys across email, search advertising, the professional network, social and events the customer already operates. Omega connects those systems. It does not invent a new advertising network and rent it back.
One pipeline
Impressions, replies, calls and revenue return to the same account. A channel report that cannot name the opportunity is not a report.
Account-based, as the default
The unit is the account and the people who buy together. A form fill is a signal. It is not the committee.
The customer’s own signal, not a rented score.
Scoring is trained on the customer’s data: the warehouse, the CRM, the site, the calls. A model that only knows a vendor’s idea of “fit” sends the team to the wrong building.
Who is in motion
Accounts showing buying motion rise. Quiet accounts wait. The telephone is spent on the first group.
A person, not a pixel
The record names the role. Anonymous traffic is useful when it resolves to an account the customer can act on. A score with no name is a dashboard.
The same day
A signal that sits in a weekly export is a post-mortem. SARAH can be on the call while the account is still in the work.
Marketing, sales and the call share the account.
Campaigns are designed once. They are not copied into a second tool that forgets the first. When an account engages, the next step is already the same record: a message, a conversation, a meeting, a proposal.
From attention to a meeting
Awareness, the return visit, and the demand campaign are stages of one motion. Each stage writes to the account. None of them opens a new database.
Qualification on the call
SARAH establishes who decides, what they need, and when they will meet. A lead is not “highly qualified” because a form said so. It is qualified because the conversation and the ledger say so.
After the sale
The account does not vanish when the meeting is booked. The same memory carries the work that follows.
Partners on the same engine
An operator or a partner runs the motion for many end customers on Pro and Enterprise. They do not stand up a second stack per logo.
One advisor. Not a catalog of agents.
The rented stack names a research agent, an outreach agent, a chat agent and a co-pilot, and bills each login. They are one person in this house. Her name is SARAH.
She researches
Before the meeting she holds the account, the buying group and the customer’s own knowledge. The buyer can ask her and get an answer from that knowledge, and the serious conversations are the ones a person joins.
She speaks
Voice Link is the telephone: extensions, routing, transfer, booking. $300 a month per AI extension. Inbound is unlimited. She understands 99 languages, thinks in 119 and speaks 17 natively.
She sits with the representative
The person on the desk has the same memory she has. There is no second product to brief. The call, the notes and the next step are already there.
She books
The meeting lands on the customer’s calendar. The ledger of the call stays with it.
Chat is the same account
Browser and chat join the telephone. They do not start a stranger. Writing to the channels the customer already uses goes out through SOPHIA, on the same record.
A person stays available
She transfers when the work needs a human. The machine does not replace the desk the customer chose to keep.
Proposal, score, and which dollar did the work.
Proposals from the live account
A proposal is drawn from the customer’s data at the time it is written. It is part of the record the customer keeps.
Scoring the customer owns
The model of who is ready sits with the customer’s data, not inside a vendor’s black box that cannot be inspected.
Attribution
The touch that created the revenue can be named: the channel, the conversation, the meeting. Multi-touch is a property of the ledger, not a slide.
SOPHIA
34.7 million enterprise features, one egress, one audit of what left the building. The CRM, the warehouse and the advertising accounts connect. They are not a second company.
The metal, the voice, and the private path.
A go-to-market subscription ends at a public model and a public API. This stack does not.
We do not manufacture the chips. We do not manufacture the base model. We host the model, the speech recognition and the voice. Hosted customers run on our Chicago estate. Omega Mini is $15,000 a month. It is not the Last Mile Mini AI data center. That building is OMEGA Hyperscale: our site, our power, our racks, beside the fiber. SARAH Mini, SARAH Pro and SARAH Enterprise are the premises products. Hosted is $5,000 a month per user. Pro is $130,000 a month. Enterprise is from $200,000 a month.
The team that is tired of renting the motion.
Demand
The team that must turn attention into meetings, and must show which spend did it.
Named accounts
The team that sells to a committee and cannot afford a tool that only sees a form.
Operators and partners
Firms that run the engine for many customers. Pro and Enterprise are that fabric.
Regulated buyers
Banks, government and anyone who has to say where speech and the model ran. Eight compliance packs: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia, New Zealand, GCC, Sri Lanka.
The telephone
Any firm whose “agent” can write an email and still cannot answer the phone on hardware the firm can point to.
The founders
Mike Farrell, chief executive. Chris Ismail, systems architect. Scale Growth Advisors LLC. The work comes back to them.
Ask where the voice runs.
If the language model, the recognition and the voice are a public API, the rest of the suite is a rental. Omega hosts all three.