B2B leads that look like your best customers.
Every weekday at 8:00 your agent brings you ten companies that fit your ideal customer: why each one fits, with a fact you can check, the person to write to and a first message that reads like you wrote it. You choose what goes out.
- You approve every first message
- Skips your customers and open deals
- 10 new companies every weekday
First messages waiting for your yes3
- Bluebird Co · fit A
"Hi Dana, saw you opened a second warehouse in March. Teams that double sites usually lose track of stock reports. Worth a 15-minute look?"
Approved. It goes out from your mailbox in working hours.Declined. The agent notes why. - Halcyon Foods · fit A
"Hi Maya, your new head of operations started last week. We helped a similar food brand cut reporting time by half. Open to a short chat?"
Approved. It goes out from your mailbox in working hours.Declined. The agent notes why. - Fernwood Partners · fit B
"Hi Lena, you are hiring two analysts. Before you do, here is how a 12-person firm covered that work. If this is not for you, tell me and I will not write again."
Approved. It goes out from your mailbox in working hours.Declined. The agent notes why.
Found, sent and replied by week
Replies went up after the monthly review moved the search from large firms to 10 to 50 people.
Today's list
| Company | Why it fits | Person | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluebird Co | Second warehouse, March | Dana, COO | A |
| Halcyon Foods | New head of operations | Maya, Ops | A |
| Fernwood Partners | Hiring two analysts | Lena, partner | B |
| Maple & Rye | Reviews ask for faster quotes | Owner | B |
Kept off the list today
- Juniper Labs08:02Skipped
- Oakline Logistics08:02On the exclusion list
Companies found by source this month
Credits used: 640 of the 1,000 you allowed this month. It asks before going over.
Companies by industry
| Industry | Found | Reply rate |
|---|---|---|
| Logistics | 58 | 14% |
| Food brands | 47 | 12% |
| Professional firms | 44 | 7% |
| Retail chains | 37 | 2% |
Monthly review, 1 October
- Change 1Logistics firms reply 14%, retail chains 2%: move retail to the end of the queue.
- Change 2Your last 5 won deals had 10 to 50 people: drop companies over 200.
- Change 3Operations managers reply twice as often as CEOs: write to them first.
- StatusWaiting for your yes before it updates the profile.
Your ideal customer, in one page
- WhoLogistics and food brands with 10 to 50 people.
- SignalA new site, a new manager or hiring in operations.
- DecidesOperations manager, with the owner's OK.
- NeverCompetitors, current customers and anyone who said no.
Your prospecting, before and after.
You today
- Friday afternoons lost searching directories for names.
- Lists full of duplicates and people you already sell to.
- Cold emails that would work for any company, so nobody answers.
- A pipeline that dries up whenever you get busy.
With your lead finder
- Ten companies every weekday at 8:00, each with a reason and a source.
- Customers, open deals and anyone who said no, kept out.
- A first message of 60 to 90 words about their real situation.
- Every month the search aims better, based on what you won.
Its jobs, on a schedule.
It arrives with these jobs ready. Change any time, rule or channel before it starts.
- Weekdays · 8:00
Ten new companies
Finds companies that fit, checks one recent fact, finds the right person and drafts a first message for your yes.
- 1st of each month · 8:00
Ideal customer review
Compares won and lost deals and replies by industry, and proposes up to three changes backed by numbers.
- The first day
Your ideal customer
One round of questions about your best and worst customers, then a profile you check before it searches.
- When you ask
Profile of one company
One page with what it does, recent news, who decides and a verdict: write now, watch or drop.
What it never does without you.
These always wait for your yes, in Brainstack, Slack, Telegram, Discord or email. You can tighten them, never loosen them by accident.
- Send a first message to a companyAsks you first
- Spend database credits or any moneyAsks you first
- Create or delete contacts in your CRMAsks you first
- Change your ideal customer profileAsks you first
Today's 10 are ready. Bluebird Co opened a second warehouse in March: send Dana the first message from your mailbox?
Approved. It goes out this morning, one at a time.Works inside the tools you use.
Each connection with exactly what the agent does in it. To find companies and emails it also uses Apollo, Hunter, Apify for maps and directories, and web search (Exa, Tavily, Brave or Firecrawl). Attio and Close work as CRM too.
- HubSpot
- Skips current customers and open deals
- Learns from won and lost deals; creates contacts only with your OK
- Gmail
- Sends approved first messages from your mailbox, at most 30 a day
- Google Drive
- Reads your customer stories and services for real proof points
- Notion
- Reads your ideal customer notes and house tone
- Slack
- Today's list and approvals in your sales channel
- Microsoft Teams
- Daily list and summary where your team already talks
- Telegram
- Approve all, some or none from your phone
Part of every plan.
Your lead finder takes one agent slot in any plan. Database credits are paid to Apollo, Hunter or Apify and never go over the cap you set. You use your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan.
Compare plans- Starter$99
- Growth$499
- Scale$999
Questions about your new leads.
Does it send messages on its own?
No. Every first message waits for your yes: approve all, some or none, or change one. Approved messages go out from your mailbox one at a time, at most 30 a day.
Where does it find companies?
In the company database (Apollo), maps and directories (Apify) and web search, with the email from Hunter or Apollo. With nothing connected it works in small batches from public sources and tells you.
Will it write to my current customers?
No. It skips customers and open deals in HubSpot, Attio or Close, plus anyone on your exclusion list. If you use Pipedrive, the exclusion list is kept by hand for now.
Does it message people on LinkedIn?
No. It prepares the email. It does not message on LinkedIn, WhatsApp or social media.
Can it spend money on credits?
Only within the monthly cap you set, and it asks before the first batch if it does not know it. It never buys lists or signs up for plans.
How much does it cost?
It is one of the agents in your plan: Starter at $99 a month includes 3, Growth at $499 includes 10 and Scale at $999 includes 25. Your AI plan is paid to its provider.
Where does my prospect data live?
On a server only your company uses, with your logins kept in your own password vault and encrypted backups every 6 hours.