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Six canvas templates built for sales conversations. Each is pre-researched before generation and exports as PDF.

Sales Blueprint

The most comprehensive canvas. A full strategic document for mid-to-late stage deals. Sections: Prospect overview, Current situation (pain + trigger), Competitive landscape, Recommended approach, Expected outcomes, Social proof, Cost of inaction, Next steps When to use: Before sending a proposal. Before a pricing conversation. When you need a structured deal strategy document. How to trigger:

Post-Call Blueprint

Generated after a meeting from your call notes or a transcript. Sections: Meeting recap, Audience profile update, Content that resonated, Outreach plan, Competitor mentions, Sales playbook update, Expected outcomes, Proof points, Quick wins, Follow-up email draft When to use: Immediately after any important sales call. Captures everything before it fades. How to trigger:

Lead Magnet

A shareable one-page asset for inbound lead generation. Sections: Headline, Hook statement, Quick wins (3–5 bullets), Growth trajectory, Methodology, Proof points, CTA When to use: Launching an outbound campaign and need a value-first asset. Creating a downloadable for a landing page. How to trigger:

Comparison Table

Side-by-side feature and pricing comparison built with live data from competitor pages. What it shows: Product rows, Feature columns, Pricing row, Recommended winner per use case Pre-research: Ultron scrapes actual pricing pages before building. Only verified figures used. How to trigger:

Pricing Cards

Tier-based pricing visualization with feature matrix. What it shows: Tier names, prices, features per tier, recommended tier highlight When to use: When you need to present your own pricing clearly. When building or redesigning pricing pages. How to trigger:

ROI Calculator

Savings and return calculator with variable inputs. What it shows: Input variables (current spend, time saved, headcount avoided, revenue impact), calculated outcome, visual summary When to use: In proposals where cost justification matters. When the buyer needs to show ROI to their CFO. How to trigger: