Data · Buying signals
You pick up to 50,000 companies to watch. When something happens — they hire, open a site, change shareholders, raise money, post vacancies, change their website — you get an email alert the same day.
You pay by card and we get to work. If you'd like to clear something up first, message us on WhatsApp or join a meeting with our assistant.
What's included
Pricing
€250 buys up to 1,000 alerts at €0.25 each, to use over 3 months: about €83 a month to watch a universe of up to 50,000 companies. The size of the universe doesn't change the price — you only pay for the signals delivered. VAT is added at the legal rate.
How it works
Your own list, or a target we turn into one, up to 50,000 companies.
Only hiring? Only funding and expansion? All of it? You decide, and you can change it later.
The same day, with the company, what changed and the source.
We can automatically fire off an email or a letter to the company the moment the signal appears, in your name.
In the name of honesty
A signal isn't an intention to buy: it's a change that makes the conversation more likely. A company hiring ten people might need what you sell — or might not. We also don't watch anything private: everything we deliver comes from public sources (registers, filings, websites, job boards and tender portals). And since you pay per alert, we tighten the filters with you before we start, so you don't burn balance on noise.
Frequently asked questions
No. Watching 5,000 or 50,000 costs the same: you only pay for the alerts delivered.
You can, and it's one of the most useful applications: knowing a competitor changed their prices, or that a client of yours opened a new site.
It depends on the universe and the filters. In a universe of 10,000 companies with middling filters, a few dozen a week. We tune the filters with you in the first fortnight.
The balance lasts 3 months. Tuning the filters with you early is exactly how we make sure you use it all — if a lot is left over, we widen the signals or the universe.
To whichever email addresses you name. And, if you want, an email or a letter goes out to the company itself at the same time, in your name.
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