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30 minutes with a
timing engineer.

Tell us what you’re building. We’ll show you exactly how TimeBeat fits — no generic pitch, no pressure, no salespeople. Just an engineer.

The agenda

What we’ll cover

Every call follows the same loose structure — you can skip, expand or redirect any section. The clock is a suggestion, not a rule.

00:00

Your network & timing challenge

We start by understanding what you’re trying to synchronise — the infrastructure, the scale, and the accuracy you actually need (not the one the vendor told you you need).

00:08

Live platform demo

Real dashboards with real data. We show you the capabilities that matter for your use case — observability, verification, resilience, whichever apply.

00:18

Recommended deployment

Hardware, software, cloud — or a mix. We draw your architecture on the whiteboard and walk through the trade-offs.

00:25

Pricing & next steps

Transparent pricing, a clear path to a pilot, and an NDA you can sign in 24 hours if we both want to take it further.

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Can’t find a slot that works, or prefer not to use the calendar? Leave your details and we’ll reach out to schedule around your availability.

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Come prepared

Four bullet points and we’re off

We don’t need a deck or an RFP. If you can roughly answer these four questions, we’ll have a much sharper conversation.

01

Your current timing setup (one sentence is fine)

02

The accuracy you need — or think you need

03

Compliance frameworks that apply (MiFID II, G.8275.1, ST 2110, etc.)

04

Rough scale — endpoints, sites, regions

FAQ

Quick answers

Who will I actually be talking to?

A TimeBeat engineer — the same people who build the products. Not an SDR, not an account executive with a demo script. We don’t have either of those yet, and honestly we don’t want to.

Is this a sales pitch?

No. If we’re not the right fit for what you’re building, we’ll tell you — and point you at whoever is. We’d rather have a shorter call that ends well than a long one that wastes everyone’s time.

Can I bring my team?

Please do. The best calls have a mix — someone who holds the pager, someone who cares about compliance, and someone who signs the PO.

How soon can we actually deploy?

For Cloud, in minutes after a contract. For hardware, typically 2–4 weeks lead time. For self-hosted software pilots, we can usually have something running within a day of the call.

Rather just send an email?

sales@timebeat.app