Lead generation, built for SDR Teams.
BeReach reads the public signals your accounts leave, like funding, hiring and launches. It qualifies each one against your ICP, then hands your SDRs a named contact and a warm, contextual opener, so they book meetings instead of building lists.
1,000+ teams4.9| # | Name | Conn | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Owen Blackwood Ops Lead · Serval | 2nd | Hiring 4 roles |
| 2 |  Farah Nazari Enablement · Dovetail | 2nd | Posted open req |
| 3 |  Kenji Watanabe Head of Ops · Lumen | 3rd | Hiring 4 roles |
| 4 | Bianca Costa RevOps · Aperture | 2nd | Team expanding |
| 5 | Ryan Mercer Ops Manager · Tacit | 3rd | Reposted a role |
To a qualified list
so reps reach out, not research
Typical acceptance rate
warm, contextual first touch
Typical reply rate
vs generic cold outreach
Manual list-building
accounts arrive pre-qualified
The agent looks for Series A raises, roles your product supports, fresh launches and public competitor complaints, so every name in the queue has a reason it showed up today.
Scoring happens before anything reaches a queue, which means your SDRs stop being the filter and start the day on accounts that already fit.
The agent names the decision-maker and drafts an opener built on that account's own signal. You approve every message before it sends.
Your SDRs open their day to accounts already scored against your ICP, each with a named contact and a signal attached. No more scrubbing raw lists, so the hours go into outreach and booked meetings.
The Reacher drafts a contextual first touch that references a real signal, like a fresh raise or a competitor review. Reps personalize at scale without staring at a blank message box a hundred times a day.
Describe the ICP once and every SDR pulls from the same qualified, signal-based supply. Coverage and quality stay consistent instead of swinging with whoever researches hardest.
Funding, hiring and launch signals tell reps who is in-market right now. Reaching accounts while the signal is fresh is what turns a cold list into higher accept and reply rates.
Prefer to work in Claude?
BeReach runs as a connector inside Claude and Claude Cowork. Ask in plain language and it prospects, qualifies, and drafts your outreach, with every send waiting for your approval. See the Claude connector.
BeReach reads the public web in real time, across funding, hiring, launches, reviews and public profiles, then cross-references them to surface accounts that fit your ICP with a named contact and a reason to reach out. Your SDRs get ready-to-reach accounts and a warm opener instead of a cold list to build and scrub.
Yes, that is the point. Accounts arrive pre-qualified and scored against your ICP, so reps skip the manual research and spend their hours on conversations and booked meetings instead of scrubbing spreadsheets.
Yes. Every account is built from public signals across the open web, cross-referenced and verified. There is no scraping behind a login and no private database, which is why the timing on in-market accounts is so much better than a static list.
Yes. After the Finder surfaces accounts and the Qualifier scores them, the Reacher drafts a warm, multichannel opener that references a real signal, so reps personalize at scale instead of writing every message from scratch.
Yes. Just describe what you want, like Series A companies hiring roles my product supports, and the agent handles the combination of stage, size and buying signals. No filters or boolean syntax to learn.
Usually under two minutes. Describe the accounts you want, the agent scans the public sources, qualifies them against your ICP, and returns a list with named contacts and openers ready to send.
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