Straight answers

What we do, what we don't, and where the data comes from.

Where does your data come from?

Public, verifiable sources only: job posts on Greenhouse, Ashby and Lever, company websites and trust pages, funding announcements, and public community discussions. Every account comes with a source link, so you can check it yourself. We don't use IP tracking and don't claim to know who is searching for what.

We already have Apollo / ZoomInfo.

Good, keep them. They tell you who works where. They don't tell you which of those companies started a compliance project this month, or why. We send about 10 of those a week, each checked and explained, and our contacts drop straight into your existing sequences.

How is this different from 6sense or Bombora?

Those platforms infer intent from anonymous content consumption across many categories, and usually need a platform rollout. We're narrow on purpose: compliance only, and every signal is a public fact you can click. Many teams would use us alongside a platform, not instead of one.

We could build this ourselves with Clay.

You could, since the signals are public. The work is in checking each one (is this a new program, or someone maintaining an existing Vanta setup?), combining signals into a buying-window call, and doing it every week. The pilot is $349 for about 25 accounts over 3 weeks, less than a day of SDR time, so the easiest test is to compare it with what your team would find in the same time.

How fresh and accurate is it?

Every signal is dated, and the main list only includes accounts with a strong signal from the last 30 days. Emails are SMTP-verified before delivery; if hard bounces go above 5%, we replace them 1:1.

Is this GDPR / CCPA compliant?

We only use business contact details from public professional sources, never personal emails or phone numbers, and we honor suppression lists and opt-outs. You're still responsible for how your outreach complies in each market, and I'm happy to share how we handle the data.