The AI marketing assistant for world class marketing thinking!

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Abhishek here, maker of PMM Sherpa.

Confession: I've done product marketing for 15 years and I still got tired of being the ceiling.

Every AI tool I tried did the same thing. I'd type my hypothesis, it would dress it up in nicer words, and I'd walk away feeling productive and exactly as smart as when I started. I didn't want a mirror. I wanted a world-class marketer in the room who knew things I didn't and would think ahead of me.

So I built one. PMM Sherpa brings the best go-to-market thinking in the world into your everyday work. Not generic AI that read the internet. An advisor that's been steeped in how the best product marketers actually reason about positioning, launches, pricing and competition, and that tells you what it thinks.

🧠 It argues back. Give it your positioning and it finds the gap before your buyers do. One user put it best: "Where other tools generate, Sherpa evaluates."

📦 It ships real work. Positioning statement, messaging framework, battlecard, launch plan, sales deck, pricing page, investor narrative. 39 ready-made deliverables, one prompt each.

🏢 It remembers your company. Projects hold your product, competitors and customers, so every answer is about you, not "a B2B SaaS startup."

✅ It commits. No "it depends." One recommendation, with the reasoning.

Who's using it: a Principal PMM at Palo Alto Networks says it "challenges my thinking in ways other tools don't." A VP of Product Marketing at a Fortune 200 company calls it "levels above a general-purpose model." A founder described it as "a new individual thinking about your project with you."

But honestly, the people I built this for are the ones with no PMM at all. If you're a founder doing positioning at midnight, Sherpa is the GTM hire you can't afford yet, available right now.

Bad positioning doesn't fail in the brainstorm. It fails in market, a quarter later. Let's catch it before launch.

It's free to start, no credit card. Try it, then come back and tell me: what's the one GTM question you've been circling without landing on an answer? Drop it below. I'll run it through Sherpa and post the response in the thread, including where I'd push back on it.