Our prospecting engine audits a company's public footprint for visible revenue leaks, enriches the data like Apollo & Clay, then writes a personalized message built around their exact pain points. It's the same engine that feeds Grace.
"Hi {{first_name}}, I'd love to show you our platform" lands in the trash. The messages that get a reply are the ones that name a real, specific problem the business already feels — and most teams can't research that, prospect by prospect, at any kind of scale.
So outbound becomes a numbers game of spray-and-pray: thousands of generic emails, tiny reply rates, and a brand that looks like everyone else. The fix isn't more volume — it's relevance, produced automatically.
For each target the engine runs the same chain — find the leaks, pull the data, and write the message — so every prospect gets something that reads like it was researched by hand.
The engine scans a company's public footprint — phones, Google Maps, reviews, retention — and surfaces the visible places revenue is leaking, each tied to a dollar estimate and ranked by impact. No access, no software install: just what's already public.
It scrapes and enriches the company: locations, contacts and the decision-maker, tech and ad activity, review counts, ratings. The same enrichment Apollo and Clay do — pointed straight at the leaks the audit just found.
Hi Jeff — quick one. We mapped Pueblo's public footprint across your 14 stores and found 4 revenue leaks worth ~$30K/mo.
Biggest two: after-hours & Spanish calls going unanswered, and only 1 of 11 metros showing in Google's top 3.
No new software or staff — we operate the fix. Worth 15 minutes?
Audit + data become a message that names the company's specific, dollar-quantified problems — and a one-pager to back it up. It reads like a human spent an hour researching them. That's what gets a reply, and it's exactly what Grace opens her calls with.
Scans phones, Maps, reviews and retention for the visible places a business is leaking revenue.
Puts a dollar estimate on each leak and ranks them by impact — so the pitch leads with the biggest one.
Apollo/Clay-style scraping: locations, tech, ads, reviews and ratings, joined to the audit.
Surfaces the right person and contact details, so the message reaches who can say yes.
Generates a branded, per-company one-pager — the artifact that makes the pitch concrete.
Writes the email, DM or call opener around real pain points — and hands it straight to Grace.
