Email alerts when a company on your list starts a new project, with proof and timing
Find your warmest leads. Reach out on autopilot.
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2026
2025
Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Not given
Freemium
Pricing
Free trial: 14 days on up to 150 accounts, no card required. Starter: $199/month for up to 300 accounts. Pro: $499/month for up to 1,000 accounts. Scale: $1,499/month for up to 2,500 accounts. Enterprise: custom pricing. All plans include the same features; they differ only by account volume.
Pro: $149/month for up to 500 new qualified leads. Advanced: $399/month for up to 1,500 new qualified leads. Scale: $1,099/month for up to 5,000 new qualified leads. Done-for-you outbound: $1,099/month. Agencies receive custom pricing. Yearly billing saves 20%.
Key features
Email alerts with dated proof and source links
Slack integration for heads-ups
One-click push to HubSpot, Salesforce or Attio
MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Account pages with all findings in date order
CSV and Excel file import for account lists
Domain record monitoring including new subdomains
Project type classification (12 kinds including security team builds, CRM switches, government contract bids)
Timing estimates for each alert (e.g., next 6 weeks)
Identify leads from LinkedIn engagement activity
Discovery Agent for lead sourcing
Outbound Agent for research and sequence preparation
Verified email enrichment on every lead
Unlimited profile tracking for buying signals
LinkedIn and email outreach from connected accounts
Message review and approval workflow
CRM and workflow integrations
Managed outbound service available
What makes it different
Every heads-up includes dated proof linked to a public source you can verify yourself
Low volume by design: a few alerts per week, not feeds of hundreds
Never claims companies have budget or are ready to buy, only shows what changed
Month-to-month billing with no contract and ability to cancel anytime
Higher response rates than Sales Navigator
Built by agency founders solving their own prospecting problem
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