Ask a founder or sales lead in India what their go-to-market stack looks like and you get the same list. A LinkedIn extension that risks the account. A content scheduler you feed on Sunday nights. An SEO suite built for agencies. A CRM nobody updates. A note-taker whose notes never reach the CRM. Five logins, five invoices, five tools that have never met.
Four of them bill in dollars. So you pay the list price, then the forex markup, then the card fee, and at the end of it you hold a receipt your finance team cannot file. When something breaks you open a ticket and wait for a time zone that is asleep, and the campaign sits still until it wakes up.
None of it felt like it was built for us.
Banyan is the suite we wanted. One root, five products, one login, and products that actually talk to each other. OutPilot reaches buyers on LinkedIn. Canopy and SEO bring in the ones already looking, on the feed and in search. Hazel and Scribe keep every thread until the deal closes. It bills in rupees on a GST invoice, takes UPI, and the people who build it answer on Slack in IST.
We're early, and we're onboarding founding customers ourselves. If you want a direct line to the team building the suite, now is the window.