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Go-to-Market Strategy

Executive Summary

This document outlines BrainSAIT's go-to-market strategy for the Saudi healthcare AI market. Our approach combines direct enterprise sales, partner channels, and digital marketing to capture market share in the rapidly growing healthcare IT sector.


Market Entry Strategy

Phase 1: Establish (Months 1-6)

Objective: Prove value with early adopters

Focus: - 3-5 lighthouse customers - Case study development - Reference building - Product refinement

Tactics: - Targeted outreach to innovation leaders - Free pilots / POCs - High-touch implementation - Success metrics tracking

Phase 2: Expand (Months 7-18)

Objective: Scale customer acquisition

Focus: - Repeatable sales process - Partner channel development - Marketing engine - Product expansion

Tactics: - Sales team expansion - Partner recruitment - Demand generation - Event presence

Phase 3: Lead (Months 19-36)

Objective: Market leadership

Focus: - Market share growth - Platform expansion - Ecosystem development - International preparation

Tactics: - Aggressive growth - Strategic partnerships - Acquisition opportunities - New market entry


Segmentation

Enterprise (Tier 1)

Definition: Large hospitals and health systems

Characteristics: - 200+ beds - Complex IT environment - Significant claim volume - Strong IT team

Approach: - Direct sales - Custom solutions - High-touch service - Strategic partnerships

Target: 20 accounts

Mid-Market (Tier 2)

Definition: Medium hospitals and groups

Characteristics: - 50-200 beds - Growing IT capability - Moderate claim volume - Value-conscious

Approach: - Direct + partner - Packaged solutions - Guided implementation - Success management

Target: 50 accounts

SME (Tier 3)

Definition: Clinics and small practices

Characteristics: - <50 beds or outpatient - Limited IT resources - Lower claim volume - Price-sensitive

Approach: - Partner channel - SaaS model - Self-service - Digital marketing

Target: 200+ accounts


Sales Strategy

Sales Model

Enterprise: Field sales - Named account executives - 6-12 month sales cycle - Custom proposals - Executive selling

Mid-Market: Inside sales + field - Territory reps - 3-6 month sales cycle - Standardized pricing - ROI-focused

SME: Digital + partner - Self-service signup - 1-3 month cycle - Volume pricing - Partner-led

Sales Process

  1. Identify: Prospect research and qualification
  2. Connect: Initial outreach and discovery
  3. Explore: Needs assessment and demo
  4. Advise: Solution design and proposal
  5. Close: Negotiation and contract
  6. Implement: Onboarding and go-live

Sales Enablement

  • Battle cards
  • ROI calculator
  • Demo environment
  • Customer references
  • Proposal templates

Channel Strategy

Direct Sales

Coverage: - Enterprise: 100% - Mid-Market: 60% - SME: 10%

Investment: - Sales team - Sales engineering - Customer success

Partner Channel

Coverage: - Enterprise: 20% - Mid-Market: 40% - SME: 90%

Partner Types: - System integrators - Resellers - Technology partners

Investment: - Partner program - Enablement - Marketing funds


Pricing Strategy

Pricing Models

Per-Claim Pricing - Standard for Enterprise/Mid-Market - Volume-based tiers - Predictable scaling - Value alignment

Subscription Pricing - Available for SME - Monthly/annual - Feature-based tiers - Predictable budgeting

Hybrid Models - Base subscription + per-claim - Suitable for variable volume - Budget predictability

Pricing Framework

Segment Model Range
Enterprise Per-claim 2-4 SAR
Mid-Market Per-claim 3-5 SAR
SME Subscription 2-10K SAR/month

Customer Success

Implementation

Standard Timeline: 4-8 weeks

  1. Week 1-2: Discovery and planning
  2. Week 3-4: Configuration and integration
  3. Week 5-6: Testing and training
  4. Week 7-8: Go-live and optimization

Success Management

  • Dedicated CSM for Enterprise
  • Pooled CSM for Mid-Market
  • Digital engagement for SME

Expansion Strategy

  • Land with core product
  • Expand with additional agents
  • Cross-sell applications
  • Upsell premium features

Competitive Strategy

Win Themes

  1. AI-Native: Purpose-built AI, not bolted on
  2. Saudi Focus: NPHIES expertise, Arabic support
  3. Fast ROI: 90-day value realization
  4. Modern Platform: Cloud-native, agile

Competitive Plays

vs. Traditional RCM: - Speed and innovation - AI capabilities - Cost efficiency - Implementation speed

vs. Local Vendors: - Technology depth - Proven outcomes - Scalability - Support quality

vs. International: - Local expertise - Language support - NPHIES focus - Accessibility


Revenue Plan

Year 1 Targets

Quarter ARR Customers Revenue
Q1 1M 3 250K
Q2 3M 8 750K
Q3 6M 15 1.5M
Q4 10M 25 2.5M

Revenue Mix

  • New business: 80%
  • Expansion: 15%
  • Services: 5%

Go-to-Market Metrics

Leading Indicators

  • Pipeline coverage (3x)
  • Lead response time (<1 hour)
  • Demo-to-pilot conversion (40%)
  • Pilot-to-close conversion (60%)

Lagging Indicators

  • Win rate (30%)
  • Average deal size
  • Sales cycle length
  • Customer acquisition cost

Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation
Long sales cycles ROI tools, executive sponsors
Competition Differentiation, references
Implementation delays Methodology, resources
Churn Success management, value tracking


Last updated: January 2025