Competitive intelligence
Who runs your competitor's product, who integrates with it, who it shows as a client, what its users complain about. The market has already told you where the demand is.
9 playbooks
Poach a competitor's customers
Their customer base is your best-qualified prospect list.
Companies whose hiring and website show a competing tool in production, sized to my ICP.
Map a competitor's hiring and stack
Read a competitor's roadmap from the roles they open and the tools they run.
Read a competitor's job ads and tell me what they are building next.
Companies that integrate with a platform
A platform's integration partners are pre-qualified for adjacent tools.
Every agency in a platform's partner directory, with headcount and country.
Read the G2 reviews of a list of vendors
The reviews of the tools your prospects use say what they like and what they still lack.
Read the G2 reviews of these 10 software vendors and sum up what users praise and complain about for each one.
Companies mentioning a topic
Find companies talking about the problem you solve.
Companies whose careers page or blog mentions a topic I sell into.
Find a rival agency's client roster
Agencies sign their work, in footers, portfolios and case studies. Read it all at once.
Find websites credited to agency X in the footer or listed in its portfolio, and get each client's decision-maker.
The clients a competitor shows off
Your competitor publishes its own client list. Each logo is an account that already buys the category.
The clients and integrations shown by competitor X, with the head of operations at each one.
Websites running a competitor's tool
A widget or a script on a website shows which tool the company pays for today.
French websites that show competitor X's widget, with the head of marketing.
Regulated firms that display their number
A licence number on a homepage identifies a regulated firm, and the registry names its manager.
Insurance brokers whose website shows an ORIAS number, with the manager.
Explore other categories
Build a list from a description of who you sell to.
Reach companies in the weeks after they raise.
Founders with everything left to buy.
Read a company's plans from the roles it opens.
Fill the gaps in a list you already own.
Filter storefronts on platform, apps, revenue and category.
Sellers on Amazon, Google Shopping and TikTok Shop, with the company behind them.
Reach creators and engaged audiences as businesses.
The people who post where your buyers gather.
Independents who say what they sell.
Source shops, practices and trades straight from the map.
Prospect on what Google shows, and on what a site lacks.
Target on official registry data in France and nine other European countries.
Owners near retirement, companies in proceedings or up for sale.
Signals from buildings, brands and inventions.
A company running ads has budget and an acquisition pain.
Read reviews as buying signals and outreach angles.
Any list on any page becomes a table you can work.
Searches that rerun themselves and surface only the new.
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Describe the customer you want. Freelvy searches the live web, verifies every contact and writes the sequence, you approve the angle, then it sends on autopilot or waits for your go on each message.