# Marketplace offer

Commercial planning

Offers, messages, prices, guarantees, and delivery targets are proposals to validate. They do not establish available features, customer results, or contractual commitments. Confirm implementation and supporting evidence before using a proposal externally.

StormTrust sells a connected storm-response outcome. It does not lead with a hail map, NOAA data, radar polygons, property data, or AI.

## Primary offer

The initial offer is the **StormTrust 30-Day Storm Response Command Center**:

> StormTrust installs a live storm-response command center for roofing and restoration companies. Each qualifying hail event becomes a prioritized, deployable, and measurable action plan.

The core promise is:

> **Know what happened. Know where to go. Know what worked.**

The offer connects several customer outcomes:

- Monitor operating markets
- Protect existing customers
- Identify meaningful events
- Prioritize exposed properties
- Draft deployment zones
- Capture field outcomes

## Customer result

StormTrust owns the weather-triggered context between intelligence and the customer systems that finish the work.

```txt
Weather intelligence
        ↓
Property intelligence
        ↓
Operational decisions
        ↓
Field execution
        ↓
CRM outcomes
```

StormTrust does not replace estimating, production, invoicing, material ordering, or payroll systems. An external CRM can remain the sales system of record.

## Promise boundaries

The marketplace offer must preserve product evidence rules. StormTrust can describe estimated exposure, confidence, and recommended action. It cannot represent those signals as confirmed roof damage, approved claims, guaranteed leads, signed jobs, or revenue.