For agencies already running outbound

Find accounts with a good reason to hear from you.

We research companies showing fresh public signals that fit your offer — and hand you the reason, the source, a verified contact, and a first line your team can use.

Send your ICP and get five researched openings back

ScoutReading the brief
  1. Brief
  2. Scan & filter
  3. Signal
  4. Contact
  5. Opener
  6. Tune

Your brief

SAP Finance implementation

Mid-market manufacturers in DACH

Finance systems in motionNet-new buyers
01

Outbound works when the timing is real

Most teams can build a list and find emails. The hard part is producing a current, cited reason to contact each account — and that work takes time every week.

Scout does the research layer.

02

What's in an opening

01

Company

The account that fits your ICP.

02

Signal

The public trace that makes it relevant now.

03

Source

The URL, date, and evidence behind it.

04

Reason

Why the signal matters for your offer.

05

Buyer path

The role path most likely to care.

06

Verified contact

One reachable person to start with.

07

First line

A practical opener written from the evidence.

03

How it works

01Step 01

Tell us your offer

What you sell, who you sell to, and which accounts are worth contacting.

02Step 02

Scout finds signals

Hiring, system changes, funding, expansion, compliance pressure, and other public traces.

03Step 03

You get openings

Reviewed records your team can send, adapt, or export.

04

Who it's for, and what we check

Built for

Small agencies that already run outbound.

AI automation agenciesRevOps consultantsB2B service firms with a clear ICPFounder-led teams without a full SDR function

Before an opening reaches you

We check six things.

  • Is the signal current?
  • Is the company real and relevant?
  • Does the source support the claim?
  • Is there a buyer path?
  • Is there a reachable contact?
  • Can it become a useful first line?
05

Test it on your ICP

Free sample, no sales call required

Send your ICP. We'll return five researched openings.

Each includes the company, signal, source, reason, buyer path, a verified contact, and a first line.

  • Company
  • Signal
  • Source
  • Reason
  • Buyer path
  • Verified contact
  • First line

Batch

Need more than five?

A focused batch for one ICP — useful for a single campaign or market test.

  • 25–50 researched openings
  • Reviewed before delivery
  • Delivered as cards and a sheet

Ongoing

Want this every week?

A recurring feed of new openings as signals appear in your market.

  • Weekly or biweekly delivery
  • Signal-quality feedback loop
  • ICP tuning over time
06

Questions, answered

What is Scout?

Scout is an outbound intelligence service that researches B2B accounts showing fresh public buying signals. For each account it returns the company, the signal, the source URL and date, why it matters, a likely buyer path, a verified contact, and a first line your team can send.

How is Scout different from a lead list or contact database?

Lead lists tell you who exists; Scout tells you who has a current reason to hear from you. Every opening is built from a recent public signal - hiring, funding, system changes, expansion, or compliance pressure - and includes the cited source, so outreach is timely instead of cold.

What is an "opening"?

An opening is one researched, reviewed record about a single account. It contains seven fields: company, signal, source, reason, buyer path, verified contact, and a first line. Each opening is checked before delivery so your team can send, adapt, or export it.

Who is Scout built for?

Scout is built for small B2B teams that already run outbound: AI automation agencies, RevOps consultants, B2B service firms with a clear ICP, and founder-led teams without a full SDR function. It supplies the research layer; your team owns the offer, sending, and follow-up.

How do I get a free sample?

Send your ICP and offer through the free-sample form. Scout returns five researched openings - each with a source-backed trigger, a verified contact, and a first line - with no sales call required to receive the sample.

Where does Scout get its data?

Scout starts from public sources and company signals, validates company identity deterministically, and cites the source URL and date behind every claim. Each opening is reviewed for whether the signal is current, the company is real and relevant, the source supports the claim, and there is a reachable buyer.

Does Scout send the outreach for me?

No. Scout delivers the researched reason to reach out - the signal, source, contact, and first line. Your team owns the offer, the sending, the follow-up, and the conversation. Scout is the research layer, not a sending tool.

How are openings delivered?

Openings are delivered as cards and a sheet you can review and export. A batch covers 25-50 researched openings for one ICP; an ongoing plan delivers a recurring feed weekly or biweekly as new signals appear in your market.

More in the full FAQ and the outbound glossary.

An honest note

Scout gives you the researched reason to reach out.

Your team owns the offer, the sending, the follow-up, and the conversation.