Hi there, could you share some details on AlphaForge cohort? Is it free and who is it for. Thanks!
🎓 Cohort Mate: Hey Olga, thanks for asking!
AlphaForge is Clay's flagship GTME (GTM Engineering) career bootcamp — a month-long intensive for people who want to land full-time GTME jobs. It's career prep (hands-on Clay building + coaching), not a product training program.
• Who it's for: Aspiring GTME professionals seeking full-time employment. Open to anyone interested in a GTME career — you don't need to be a current Clay customer (Enterprise folks are welcome too). • Commitment: ~15 hours/week for 1 month (async modules, live fireside chats, coaching, project builds) • Application: Competitive process with a take-home assignment and interviews • Is it free? You can join with a free Clay account (your workspace gets Pro features during an active cohort). A separate program fee isn't listed in our materials — if you need a definitive answer on cost, the team can confirm.
Happy to dig into structure, outcomes, or anything else if useful.
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🎓 Cohort Mate: AlphaForge is Clay’s flagship GTM Engineering (GTME) career bootcamp — a month-long intensive for people who want to land full-time GTME roles.
Who it’s for • Aspiring GTME professionals seeking full-time employment • Anyone interested in a GTME career (you do not need to be a current Clay customer) • This is a career bootcamp, not a product training program
What it looks like • ~1 month, about 15 hours/week • Async lessons + live fireside chats + coaching + hands-on project builds • Competitive application (take-home assignment + interviews) • Career support: resume review, interview prep, alumni network, and intros to hiring companies
Is it free? The FAQ doesn’t list a program fee for AlphaForge. You can participate with a free Clay account (your workspace gets Pro features during an active cohort), but exact pricing / scholarship details aren’t specified there — if you need a definitive cost answer, reply here and I can pull in the right person.
After graduation Alumni network access, talent-partner intros, ongoing career support, and the AlphaForge community.
Want help with the application path or how it compares to another cohort (e.g. AI Skills or Wedge)?
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ok thanks!
🎓 Cohort Mate: AlphaForge is Clay's flagship GTME (GTM Engineering) career bootcamp — a month-long intensive for people who want to land full-time GTME roles. It's a career program, not product training.
Who it's for Aspiring GTM Engineers seeking full-time employment. Open to anyone pursuing that path (including Enterprise customers) whether or not you're already a Clay customer. You do need a Clay account, which you can create for free.
What the program looks like • Duration: 1 month, ~15 hours/week • Format: Async lessons + live fireside chats + coaching + project builds • Structure: Daily hands-on modules, sessions with GTME leaders, personalized career coaching/interview prep, a private Slack with coaches and alumni, talent-partner intros, and a final portfolio project • Extras: Resume review, GTME interview prep, peer rotation shifts, graduation, and an alumni network • Application: Competitive — take-home assignment + interviews
Outcomes A portfolio of real GTME projects, interview-ready skills, a GTME/alumni network, intros to hiring companies, and professional-level Clay expertise. After graduation you also get ongoing career support and access to the alumni community.
Is it free? You don't need a paid Clay plan to participate — a free Clay account works, and workspaces get Pro features during an active cohort. The FAQ doesn't list a separate tuition/program fee for AlphaForge itself, so I can't confirm an exact cost from what's documented. Best to check on the apply page or with the team if you need that confirmed.
Apply / learn more: AlphaForge site
For upcoming dates, check the Clay Cohorts Calendar. Questions also welcome in #03__cohorts in the Clay Slack Community.
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is the program still open?


