How I went from cold-calling at Cognizant
to building GetNos.
↳ no ghostwriter. no embellishment. just the receipts.
I was a sales guy first. Long before anyone called me Funnel Daddy. Long before the lime, the WWE belt, and the bed of money photoshoot. I was a 24-year-old in a Cognizant office, learning that nothing in your CRM beats a well-crafted opening line on a phone call.
Then came Movate. Then IBM. Then enterprise software, healthcare tech, EdTech, B2B SaaS, and a few stints I don't put on the slide deck because they didn't end well. I trained 583 sales reps personally. Not a screenshot. Not a marketing claim. Real reps. Real call rooms. Real numbers on a whiteboard at the end of every quarter.
Byju's and Extramarks were the masterclass in how Indian EdTech actually scaled. $200 CAC funnels, 25-second VSL hooks, sales floors of 400 reps closing parents on a 3-call sequence. I saw the whole machine from the inside. I also saw exactly where it broke. I took notes. A lot of notes.
Then I tried agency life. Nautone was the scar that built GetNos. Six-figure retainers. Ten-page reports. Dashboards full of "engagement." Founders quietly burning runway because the numbers on the slide didn't match the numbers in the bank. I watched it happen. I helped it happen. I'm not proud of either.
Then came the $40,217 close.
A founder I'd never met. Cold message on LinkedIn. We had a 47-minute Zoom call. No deck. No slides. No pre-call survey. Just a Halo doc I'd pulled together overnight and one specific question: "What's the one number you'd quit your job for?"
He gave me the number. We built backwards from it together on a shared Google Doc. The next morning I had a $40,217 wire and a written commitment from him to film a video testimonial after Day 90. One DM. One call. Forty grand. That's when I knew the system worked. I just had to stop running it for someone else.
Two years on, GetNos has shipped revenue systems for 347 brands across 11 verticals. Roughly $1.2 billion in tracked client revenue. 95% retention. A 5-team studio of senior operators. And the same rule we started with: two clients a month, no exceptions, 50% refund if the math doesn't move by Day 56.
That's the founder's bio. The rest of this page is everything they don't usually let me put on the company website.