We get paid when you grow.
Fortune 500 strategy for every company, delivered by an AI reasoning engine.
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Your analytics, ads, CRM, billing, plus market signals. The engine reasons on the whole business, not a sample.
Signals become the quantities decisions depend on: acquisition cost, payback, forecasts. Each is computed by a specialist model and carries a confidence and a traceable basis.
Your business becomes a knowledge graph: customers, margin, channels, risk, and every decision as an object with its situation, move, confidence, evidence, test, and outcome. A formal-logic engine reasons over that graph, so conclusions are deterministic and every one of them ties back to a defined rule.
Moves ranked against the goal into a 90-day roadmap. Each ships with the cheapest test that settles it.
Agents produce the work around the clock: content, campaigns, analysis. A human approves what ships.
Outcome windows close, results record against predictions, scores recalibrate. Every engagement makes the engine more accurate.
Our fee only exists if you grow.
Time-billing firms clear the invoice whether the advice worked or not. Voltaire takes its fee as a share of one measured outcome, agreed before any work starts.
The output
One growth metric: revenue added, qualified pipeline, or margin gained. Measured against your baseline, over a window set up front.
The share
A percentage of the lift above baseline inside the window. Agreed on the call, before any work starts.
The base
A base fee covers the production. It is not where Voltaire earns.
If nothing moves
You pay the base only. Monthly billing, no lock-in.
EXAMPLE ENGAGEMENT
- Output
- Contribution margin
- Baseline
- Trailing 90 days
- Window
- 90 days
- Fee
- Base plus a share of margin gained above baseline
- No lift
- Base only
Illustrative terms. The metric, the window, and the share are set on the call before any work starts.
The Advisor
An always-on strategy partner with senior judgment on every call that matters.
Your economics. One engine.
Reinventing traditional consulting.
| Traditional consulting | Voltaire | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Hours billed | A base fee plus a share of the measured result |
| Cost | Six figures before anything ships | Scoped to the company on a call |
| Speed | Quarters | Days |
| Who does the work | A team of juniors on a deck | Agents at volume, senior operators on the call |
| Coverage | Sampled from interviews | Read from your live sources |
| How it reasons | A partner's judgment, unrecorded | A knowledge graph and a formal-logic engine, deterministic and auditable |
| Output | A deck and a readout | A roadmap, the work shipped, and a dashboard |
| Evidence | Assertions in a slide | Every move scored, every outcome recorded |
| Execution | Handed back to you | Done by the department |
| When it is wrong | You find out next quarter | The outcome window closes and the record updates |
| Memory | Leaves with the partners | Compounds in the system |
| Lock-in | Annual statement of work | Monthly billing |
What does Voltaire actually do?
Voltaire connects your revenue, analytics, ad, and CRM data into one model of the business, works out which growth moves are worth making, scores each one, and then executes the ones you approve. Content, campaigns, analysis, and reporting all ship from the same system. Every move ties back to the data behind it and forward to the outcome it produced.
How much does Voltaire cost?
Voltaire's fee only exists if you grow. It is a share of one measured outcome: revenue added, qualified pipeline, or margin gained, against a baseline and a window agreed before work starts. A base fee covers the production; it is not where Voltaire earns. If the metric does not move, you pay the base only. Billing is monthly and there is no lock-in.
How quickly will I see results?
Connectors go in during week one and the decision log is live from day one. The first scored read and the 90-day roadmap land in days rather than quarters. How fast the numbers move after that depends on the moves themselves, which is why each one ships with a test and an outcome window instead of a promise.
Do I lose control when agents do the work?
No. You set the objectives and the guardrails, and you approve what ships. Every recommendation carries its confidence and its evidence, and a senior operator signs anything substantive before it reaches you. Nothing goes out on the strength of a model saying so.
Does Voltaire replace my team?
No. Voltaire takes the volume: the reading, the scoring, the production, the reporting. Your people keep the judgment calls, the relationships, and the decisions that need someone accountable in the room.
How does onboarding work?
Read-only access to your revenue, analytics, ad accounts, and CRM through standard OAuth. The engine reads the business, the first scored read comes back, and the roadmap follows. Your data stays in your tools.
Is my data secure?
Access is read-only and granted through the standard OAuth flow of each tool, so nothing is copied out of systems you control and you can revoke it at any time. The decision model built on your business belongs to you.
How is this different from ChatGPT or an AI assistant?
An assistant answers the question you thought to ask, and it answers it from a language model, so ask twice and you can get two different answers with no way to audit either. Voltaire is built on a knowledge graph of your business and a formal-logic reasoning engine, not a language model wrapped around your data. Conclusions are deterministic, reproducible, and traceable to the rule and the records behind them. Language models still do what they are good at, which is reading and drafting at volume, and they sit under senior review. The decisions and the actions come out of the graph.
What happens when a recommendation is wrong?
It is timestamped in the decision log and scored against the result, the same as the ones that worked. Accuracy is published, including the calls that missed. Billing is monthly, so the record is what keeps you here.
Put Voltaire to the test
A scoped 90-day engagement on one part of your business. If it does not grow, you pay the base only.