Since we founded Kalungi in 2018, SaaS founders had two ways to work with us:
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You could go all-in with Full Service, a 10+ person fractional marketing team that takes accountability for results while you focus on building, selling, and serving.
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Or you could go the T2D3 route, leaning on our masterclass, playbooks, and certification programs to build your own marketing muscle in-house.
Both models worked. But something was missing.
The Middle That Didn’t Exist
We kept meeting founders in the same place:
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They had early signs of product-market fit but weren’t ready to spend $40K a month on a full-service pod.
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They wanted more than templates, but not an agency doing all the work for them.
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They knew the value of creating their own signal—insights from customer interviews, leadership conversations, positioning debates—but didn’t have the bandwidth to turn that raw material into market momentum.
These leaders were stuck between “do it all yourself” and “hand it all over.” They needed a way to co-create with us.
That’s why we built the Kalungi Syntropy service.
How Syntropy Works
In the book Syntropy we define signal as the scarce currency in an AI-saturated world. AI can generate endless noise, but only humans can extract the truths that matter. That’s why the Syntropy service begins with you.
You provide the raw inputs only you can create:
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Customer interviews in your buyers’ own words
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Leadership insights and founder narratives
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Positioning stack-ranks, brand voice choices, and ICP surveys
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Product demos, sales calls, success conversations
These are the unpolished gems—the signal that no dataset or AI model can invent.
Our team of syntropy specialists—Navigator, Scribe, Sculptor, Engineer—takes it from there:
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Turning transcripts into case studies, nurture flows, and blogs
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Building campaign automation and dashboards that amplify your best messages
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Shaping positioning into design systems, websites, and sales collateral
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Running targeted ABM and paid campaigns to the right 500 suspects, not 5,000 random names
You create the signal. We amplify it. Then together, we refine it based on how the market responds.
The Pain This Solves
Without this model, companies faced three traps:
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Overpaying for scale too early. Hiring a full-service team before your signal was sharp meant wasted budget.
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Drowning in DIY entropy. Templates without feedback loops often led to generic campaigns that didn’t move the needle.
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Signal decay. Valuable insights from customers or leadership conversations got lost in notes, never turned into campaigns before their freshness expired.
The Syntropy service fixes all three. You set the pace. You do the high-value discovery work once, and we turn it into assets that scale. It’s a financially attractive alternative to full service, because you’re not paying us to sit in the interviews—you’re paying us to turn your interviews into market momentum.
Three Ways to Work with Kalungi
Now, you can choose the path that fits your stage:
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Full Service – We do it for you. A complete fractional marketing team accountable for outcomes.
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Syntropy – We do it with you. You create the raw signal; we amplify it into campaigns, systems, and feedback loops.
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T2D3 Programs – You do it yourself. The expanded T2D3 masterclass and certification programs now include dedicated syntropy classes, showing your team how to integrate AI and improve signal quality in every part of execution.
Why Now
AI has made marketing cheaper, faster, and noisier. That makes human-created signal more valuable than ever. But creating signal is time-intensive, and scaling it requires specialized skills.
The Kalungi Syntropy service bridges that gap. It lets you own the insights only you can create, while leaning on our specialists to do the things only pros can do—design, automation, campaign architecture, positioning amplification.
It’s not just a new package. It’s a new way of working: a shared discipline of creating order from chaos, clarity from confusion, and signal from noise.
If you are interested to join one of our upcoming cohorts and try Kalungi's Syntropy Service, let us know.