Brand Stori describes itself as a company brain for IT sales and marketing. The core idea is that generic AI tools can find your files but do not understand how the IT industry sells, and they produce content that sounds like everyone. Brand Stori instead builds a structured knowledge base — the "brain" — from your website, sales decks, case studies, partners and offerings, and keeps it current as you win more deals. Multiple brains can coexist, for example one for the whole company and separate brains for a specific industry or a specific offering.
On top of that brain sit a set of agents for the artefacts IT teams actually produce: sales decks, capability documents, executive briefs, proposals, microsites, battlecards, account research, white papers, LinkedIn carousels and campaign pages. The system matches content to the buyer's role and priorities — a bank CIO worried about leakage, a hospital CISO worried about compliance — and pulls in your delivered outcomes and proof points rather than generic AI-sounding claims. Design is handled with consulting-grade templates rather than raw prompt output.
Two further features stand out for B2B teams. First, shared workspaces where account, presales, pricing and leadership contribute to a single pursuit narrative. Second, live shareable links for proposals that report engagement: who read what, how long they spent on each section, and when a follow-up makes sense. Brand Stori targets mid-market and enterprise IT, and pricing is page-listed with a free starting tier, so it is worth checking the official pricing page for the current structure.
