MaxionLabs
What changes the day you join.
Book meetings from cold traffic
A prospecting pipeline finds buyers who have never heard of you, works the list, and books qualified meetings onto your calendar. No audience needed.
Turn calls into consistent content
Start with a call transcript. Agents draft the article, post or video, show their work, and return the approved version to your workspace.
Review decisions, not blank pages
Agents prepare the work and stop at the checkpoints that need your judgment. You approve, reject, or redirect before anything moves on.
Start from proven campaign judgment
You start from 1,626 real campaigns instead of a blank page. Your own approvals, replies and wins shape what the next run does.
Keep your tools and the pipeline
Legion handles the repeatable steps and handoffs between the tools you already use. The context, checkpoints and process stay portable.
These are my numbers - I ran all of this before I encoded it.
This work produced meetings and revenue.
"50% of our total market reached, 200+ meetings booked, and $726K in revenue - then the company got acquired. One operator ran the engine the whole way."
Calls booked for a Reddit SEO agency.
Reddit · 2026
Your videos on offers, list building, and testing completely changed how I think about outbound. I stopped pulling the same lists everyone else was pulling.
The work can run. Your judgment stays in charge.
A useful pipeline knows the outcome, shows its work, and stops when it needs your call. Your approvals and rejections make the next run more useful.
Name the outcome once
Give Legion your market, offer, audience and examples. Each /command starts with that context instead of another blank prompt.
See the work before it moves
Agents prepare the draft and evidence. The pipeline stops at your checkpoint so you can approve, reject, or redirect it.
Carry your calls into the next run
Your approvals, rejections, replies and wins stay with the pipeline. That history helps the next brief, list, draft or follow-up start closer to your standard.
Start from the judgment behind 1,626 campaigns.
Your approvals, replies and wins sharpen the pipeline.
Your own decisions become the working default.
Every recurring marketing task becomes a pipeline you can start with one /command.
Keep the tools you already use. Legion coordinates the steps, shows what is ready to review, and returns the work where your team expects it.
It tells you what it's about to do before it does it.
It does the work.
It has to prove the work clears your standard.
Your call feeds back in. It learns.
The agent can't just say it's done
It has to show you the work clears your gate, or it loops back and tries again.
Checkpoints stop the line
Nothing ships past a review you haven't given. You see what's queued, running, and waiting on you.
You can always see the work
Targeting done, copy running, enrichment at 218 of 340. The current step, owner and checkpoint stay visible.
It picks up where it left off
Close the workspace and come back tomorrow. The run picks up exactly where you left it.
Use the stack you already have.
Legion moves context with the work. It runs repeatable steps and returns approved output to your tools.
Outbound and content learn from the same calls.
The tools can change. Your market context and review standard stay with the pipeline, so outbound, content, research and follow-up can learn from the same work.
A reply from one pipeline can improve the next brief, list or follow-up without being copied by hand.
- Outbound
- Content
- Video
- Design
- Research
- Newsletter
You direct the work. Agents handle the repeatable parts.
You decide the offer, the standard and what ships. Legion helps turn those calls into reviewed work across the tools you already use.
Context travels with the work
Your agents can draw on 1,626 campaigns and your own accumulated context whenever a pipeline needs it. The knowledge travels with the work instead of living in one app.
Review the hard calls with a human
One call focuses on your offer. The other covers campaigns and the decisions that should not be handed to an agent.
What happens after you join.
Four expandable chapters. Open each one to see the work, the timeline, and what you leave with.
Define your offerTurn what you know into a clear market, promise and reason to reply.
What we work on
Your market, ideal customer, offer, proof and the messages that make a prospect care.
What you leave with
A tested offer, a usable brief, and the first pipeline built around a real outcome.
Get clientsBuild the list, launch the outreach and learn from real replies.
What we work on
Targeting, enrichment, cold email, warm calling, follow-up and booking.
What you leave with
A live pipeline, booked conversations, and proof of what your market wants.
Program your judgment into the modelsTeach the system what good looks like, what to reject, and when to ask you.
What we work on
Your context, examples, review rules, and the feedback each run should keep.
What you leave with
Shared knowledge and a quality bar that improves as the work moves through it.
Turn the work into pipelinesConnect the steps across your tools so the work can run without losing your standard.
What we work on
Your best process, with clear checkpoints, handoffs, and owners.
What you leave with
Portable pipelines a teammate can run, extend and hand back without losing your judgment.
Already have a team? Every hire skips the learning curve. They get your taste on day one and are useful in week one.
Field notes for GTM work.
Practical guides on market signals, agent operations, video systems, and GTM tooling.
Leave with a pipeline you can review.
Start with the work closest to revenue: an offer, an outbound run, a content rhythm, or the handoffs between them.
Run the work you keep repeating
Book meetings. Publish content. Follow up without rebuilding the process each week.
Make delivery inspectable
Turn the work clients already buy into clear steps, checkpoints, and handoffs your team can run.
Join the next cohort
Legion is currently waitlist-only. Join to hear when the next cohort opens and what to bring into the first working session.
Join the Legion waitlistThe Legion guarantee: engage with the program. If you're not 100% happy, get a full refund minus payment-processing fees.
The role this makes you: GTM engineer.
Become the person they are hiring. There's a job title that didn't exist three years ago: GTM engineer. Forward-deployed engineer. The CMO who ships. Companies pay for someone who can make AI produce work good enough to send.
GTM and forward-deployed roles with pay, straight from each company's own job board. Every row links to the live posting.
The questions everyone asks before they join.
Is this just a bunch of prompts?
No. Legion connects context, review standards and repeatable pipelines across the tools you already use. Prompts are the smallest part.
I'm not technical. Is this for me?
Yes. A guided setup walks you through your context and offer - a conversation, not a build. Pipelines come pre-built. You review work, not write code.
I tried building AI workflows alone and it was a nightmare.
Exactly what a seat is for. You start with working pipelines, guided setup, two calls a week and a room of operators who can help when the stack gets messy.
Won't the output sound like AI?
Only if you skip the harness. Nothing reaches you until it clears your gate.
My market is different from yours. Does your brain even apply?
Week one you borrow my patterns. Month three the graph is mostly yours. You skip the cold start.
How is this different from an AI SDR like 11x?
Most AI SDR tools give you one fixed workflow. Legion lets you adapt the pipelines to your process, standards and existing stack.
I've been burned by agencies before.
You own the workflows, data and standards. Use Legion-hosted infrastructure or connect it to your own stack; the work stays portable.
What's the catch on the guarantee?
Engage with the program. If you're not 100% happy, get a full refund minus payment-processing fees.
Turn the GTM work you repeat into a pipeline you can review.
Join the waitlist to hear when the next Legion cohort opens.