Stripe's payment data shows where AI businesses are actually making money. Useful for pricing and go-to-market decisions.

Ramp's Max Freeman explains how to build a sales machine, in a long interview with a practitioner who runs one.

The AI Daily Brief rounds up the best new AI products of the week and the trends behind them, useful for positioning what you are building.

Atlassian shares how it ships AI across 20 products and millions of users, covering rollout, packaging and adoption lessons for AI product teams.

Shopify CTO Mikhail Parakhin lays out how Shopify actually rolls out AI across the company, a useful template for selling into AI-forward enterprises.

Beacon's Nilam Ganenthiran with Lightspeed on why SMBs adopt AI slower than expected and how to sell and onboard them anyway.

Greg Isenberg on using open-source GitHub repos as a distribution channel: eight repos that went viral and how builders turned them into revenue.

Stigg CEO Dor Sasson uses this spring's pricing emergencies at Anthropic, OpenAI and GitHub to argue that AI products must check entitlements before inference and settle…

AI Daily Brief on why consumers resist paying for AI and what that means for pricing and packaging if you sell AI products.

HubSpot's complete tutorial on using ChatGPT Images 2.5 for marketing creative, from product shots to campaign variants.

A long Replit Pro Series session on building a viral growth engine for products built with AI.

PayPal's Sam Parsons on agentic checkout inside ChatGPT and Google AI Mode: how payments flow when an agent is the buyer and what merchants and AI products need to…

Greg Isenberg's solo map of 13 businesses that still hold up in an agentic world, from AI-native service firms and proprietary datasets to domain-specific harnesses and…

HubSpot puts ChatGPT-6 Astra through four real marketing workflows: campaign asset packs, CRM insight mining, blog-to-video and an automated weekly report.

a16z's consumer team maps the current state of consumer AI: which products are actually retaining users, where distribution is coming from and what is still wide open.

Nick Saraev explains which skills he would build instead of AI automation in 2027 and where the money is moving for AI service businesses.

A two-hour Replit session on how selling software is turning into shipping it, aimed at people who sell AI-built products.

Higgsfield's playbook from analyzing 10,000 ads: building static and UGC-style Meta ads with GPT-6 Astra for ecommerce and service businesses.

The AI Daily Brief on what separates companies getting real ROI from AI from those stuck in pilots, with lessons for anyone selling AI into businesses.

a16z partners on how AI agents are changing B2B procurement and buying committees, and what that means for how AI products get sold.

A full session on going from an AI-built product to paying customers: picking a niche, pricing, outreach and closing without an engineering background.

SaaStr brings buyers to the table to explain why agent pricing is chaos right now, which models (seat, usage, outcome) are landing, and what procurement actually wants.

Greg Isenberg hosts a masterclass on the forward-deployed-engineer motion: how FDEs sell and deploy AI agents into enterprises and why it is the hottest GTM role of 2026.

A marketing-team workflow for using Claude to plan and draft Instagram content that still sounds like your brand, with the prompts shown on screen.

Greg Isenberg turns OpenAI DevDay's Dots and agent announcements into a list of concrete business opportunities founders can go sell this quarter.

Five concrete uses of AI in early-stage go-to-market, from founders who did them, with what worked and what was a waste of a month.

The GTM-engineer playbook: signal-based lists, enrichment, AI-written sequences and the tooling (Clay, n8n, LLMs) that replaces a team of SDRs. Built for founders doing…

How to structure AI-driven outbound end to end: data, triggers, personalization, deliverability and the metrics that tell you it is working.

Thirty-plus Clay workflows with the prompts and enrichment steps shown on screen. Copy the two or three that fit your ICP.

Positioning and launch strategy specifically for AI products: picking a wedge, pricing against the incumbents, and avoiding the 'AI feature' trap.