I build a custom lead agent for your ICP.
It watches the signals that mean a company is ready to buy, screens every one against your rules, and sends you a list every week.
You send from your own systems.
Every prospecting tool gives you the same export. Industry, headcount, location.
It can't tell you that a company raised on Tuesday or just put up a login page. Those are the weeks a deal is open.
Reach a founder in the first week after the round and you're early. Wait a month and you're in line with everyone else.
A lead agent watches the same universe every week and reports what changed.
Your rules decide who makes the list and which week they show up.
Pick the ones that mean "ready" for what you sell. The first four run every week today. The rest get built into your agent during setup.
Every funding round, weekly, since 2022. Screened by cumulative funding, stage and headcount so only the ones inside your gates ship.
New batches from YC and 200 verified accelerators, dated by cohort. Techstars, Antler, 500 Global, gener8tor, SOSV and the long tail with no API.
What a company's users log in with today, read from public signals. Or that nothing is live yet and the decision is still open.
The first sales hire. The first security hire. Whatever role means they now have the problem you solve.
People who liked or commented on a competitor's content, aggregated per person so you can wait for the second touch.
A founder or exec writing publicly about the problem you solve. The post comes attached so your first line writes itself.
A past customer lands somewhere new. A champion gets promoted. Both are dated and both are a reason to write this week.
Expansion shows up in filings, job posts and site changes first. Databases catch up months later.
Need one that isn't here? Describe the moment. If it leaves a public trace, the agent can watch for it. Let me know what it is.
You define the buyer and the moment. The agent does the watching.
Who qualifies, in plain English. Funding gates, size, the stuff that isn't in any dropdown. Then which signals mean "now."
Sources wired up and gates coded. Signals tested against real companies. You see the first list before you pay for anything.
A clean CSV or sheet. Every row has the contact, the verified email, the signal, and the date it fired.
Built for a program that offers startups a free year of hosted authentication.
I ran it on the last nine Y Combinator batches before the first call.
1,285 companies scanned. 409 had no login yet, so the decision was still open. 297 were live on a competitor. 31 were already customers and would have been wasted outreach.
Two independent detection methods, agreeing 96% of the time where both fired. Public signals only. No credentials submitted, no contact with any company.
The same screen on funded companies: of 1,976 that raised in one summer, 265 were software companies inside the program's gates. 13% of a raw list was worth the team's time. The agent removes the other 87% before it reaches the inbox.
The same bar I've held on the weekly funded founders report since 2022.
No pattern guesses, no catch-all domains. If it doesn't verify, the row doesn't ship.
So you can see the person is real and still in the role before you write to them.
Taken from where it's published, with the source.
What fired and when. Raised on the 3rd, or posted the first sales role on Monday. The reason to write this week.
One sentence on why this company matched your rules, with the source. This is the part no export gives you and the part that writes your first line for you.
The agent reads public signals only.
It never logs in as anyone and never contacts a company on its own.
By default it finds and reports. You own the list outright and you send from your own systems.
Finding the right companies at the right moment is the hard part. It's the part I've been doing every week for four years.
Once the list is right, the outbound agent can work it for you.
Sequences go out under your name, from sending domains I set up and warm for you.
Every email leads with an offer and asks permission. Replies land in your inbox.
Monday's list is in sequence by Tuesday. Priced separately, and only after the list has proven itself.
Pricing is custom to the agent. What it watches, and whether the outbound add-on is on.
Book 30 minutes and I'll work out what your agent would look like and what the first list would cost. Happy to talk it through.
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