Reach people the week they show they need you.
A scheduled scan watches LinkedIn posts, job ads and company news for your buying signals, scores each person against your ideal customer, and sends the good ones to your CRM or Clay with the reason attached.
Signals worth watching
We pick the two or three that fit your offer on the first call. Each lead arrives with the signal that triggered it, so the first line of the email is already written.
| Signal | Where it shows up | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Posting about the problem you solve | LinkedIn posts | They’ve said it in public, so your email can pick up the thread. |
| Hiring for a role you support | Job boards and careers pages | Budget and pain, in writing. |
| A new funding round | News and funding databases | Money to spend and a plan to grow. |
| A new leader in the buying seat | Job changes | New leaders often review tools and vendors early on. |
| Adopting a related tool | Tech-stack data | They’re investing in the area you sell into. |
Costs you can predict
Every scan runs with a hard dollar cap set at the scraper, so a bad query can’t run up a bill. My own weekly scan is capped at $0.10 a run.
Per-run cap
Agreed with you and enforced by the scraping provider, not by a promise.
Monthly ceiling
Runs per month times the cap. You see the worst case before the first run.
Dedupe first
People already in your CRM are skipped before scoring, so you never pay twice for the same lead.
Failure alerts
If a run breaks, I get an email with the failed step and a link to the run.
Your estimate
Fixed fees, agreed before work starts. Tools are billed to you at cost.
Book an intro call
30 minutes on Google Meet. We look at your offer, your buyers and how you sell today.