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Owner.com Targets 10x Revenue Per Rep With AI

by Jason Lemkin on January 1, 2026

Owner.com's AI-Powered Sales Model: Achieving 10× Revenue Per Rep

Owner.com has completely reimagined sales productivity by leveraging AI to drive unprecedented efficiency in their go-to-market approach. While traditional SaaS companies might expect $300,000-500,000 in revenue per sales rep, Owner.com is targeting an astonishing $3-5 million per rep—a full order of magnitude improvement.

The company, which provides AI solutions for restaurants and is rapidly approaching $100 million in revenue, maintains a substantial sales organization of 100 reps. However, these aren't traditional salespeople operating with conventional playbooks. Instead, they're equipped with AI tools that dramatically amplify their capabilities and output.

This approach represents a fundamental shift in how sales teams can be structured. Rather than simply adding more reps to drive growth, Owner.com is investing in making each individual rep exponentially more productive through AI augmentation. The tools handle much of the repetitive, time-consuming work that traditionally consumed sales reps' time—like qualifying leads, managing follow-ups, and handling routine communications.

What makes this model particularly powerful is that it doesn't eliminate the human element from sales. Instead, it focuses human effort on the highest-value activities where personal relationships and judgment matter most, while delegating everything else to AI systems that can work 24/7 without fatigue.

For companies looking to scale their sales operations without proportionally scaling headcount, Owner.com's approach offers a compelling blueprint. The key is not just implementing AI tools, but redesigning the entire sales process and rep expectations around what becomes possible when each salesperson is augmented by technology that can handle 10× the workload of traditional methods.

This model also suggests that the future of sales compensation may shift dramatically, with fewer but more highly-paid sales professionals managing AI systems rather than directly handling all customer interactions themselves.