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SaaS CompaniesReach SaaS decision-makers the week they post a round, a launch or a new customer.4 searches to try
SaaS Companies
Lead generation for saas companies
The SaaS teams buying this week say so in public: a round announced, a launch shipped, a hiring push for sellers. Your agent finds them and writes first.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- The round just landed
  A funded team spends the next two quarters buying what the plan needs, and by the time that reaches a database the vendor list is closed. Your agent reads the announcement the week it goes up and names the person holding the plan.
- The launch just shipped
  A team that just shipped is watching who reacts to it, which is the one week a message about the same problem gets read. Your agent brings back the founder or the head of growth behind that post, and what they said in it.
- They commented under a competitor
  Someone asking questions under a rival's launch post is shopping, and they said so to the whole feed. Your agent collects that thread and names the people in it.
- They posted a sales hiring push
  A SaaS team posting about hiring SDRs and account executives has committed to a revenue number for the year. The tools that carry that number get chosen in the same quarter, which makes this the week to write.
Questions
How does BeReach find SaaS decision-makers?
Your agent reads what software teams put in public: posts announcing a round or a launch, posts about hiring sellers, and the comments people leave under a competitor's post. Each account comes back with a named person, the founder or the VP of sales, and the act that put them on the list.
Why are these SaaS companies missing from a bought database?
Bought databases are built around large companies and refresh slowly, so a forty-person vertical tool lands late or not at all. Your agent reads the week the round, the launch or the hiring push happened, which is the week a team decides what to buy.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Posts announcing a round or a launch, company pages, public profiles and the comments people leave under each other's posts, none of it behind a login and none of it bought from a broker.
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AI & AutomationFind AI and automation founders the week they post a launch, a round or a new model.4 searches to try
AI & Automation
Lead generation for ai & automation
AI teams debug in public: a launch post, a thread about evals breaking, a question under a rival launch. Your agent finds the person behind it and writes first.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- The launch just went up
  A team that just shipped is watching who reacts, which is the one week a message about the same problem gets read. Your agent brings back the founder or head of ML behind that post, and what they said in it.
- They posted about evals
  A demo that worked becomes a production system that gets answers wrong, and the team says so on the feed long before it says so to a vendor. Your agent finds that post and the person who wrote it.
- They commented under a rival launch
  Someone asking how a rival's agent handles evals, under its launch post, is comparing tools in front of the whole feed. Your agent collects that thread the week it goes up and hands you the people who wrote in it.
- They posted a repo milestone
  A maintainer announcing another star milestone means people are running the project rather than bookmarking it. Your agent brings back the maintainer behind that post, so your first line can name what they built.
Questions
How does BeReach find AI and automation decision-makers?
Your agent reads what these teams publish anyway: launch posts, threads about evals and inference cost, comments under rival launches and repo milestones, and public profiles. Each company comes back with a named person, usually the founder or the head of ML, and the act that put them on the list.
Why are these AI companies missing from a bought database?
A database refreshes on its own schedule, and an AI company can raise, ship and double its team inside one quarter. Your agent reads the launch and the comment thread the week they happen, which is the week that team is choosing what to run on.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Launch posts, posts announcing a round, public profiles and the comments people leave under each other's posts, none of it behind a login and none of it bought from a broker.
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CybersecurityReach security vendors and their buyers on funding, launches and incidents they post about.4 searches to try
Cybersecurity
Lead generation for cybersecurity
A bought list gives you a title, not the timing. Your agent finds security buyers who just said in public what their stack costs them, and drafts the opener.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- They argued in the comments
  A security buyer who takes issue with a vendor's post has just told the feed what the incumbent costs them. Your agent reads the thread, and the opener starts on the sentence they wrote.
- A new SOC or GRC lead started
  A new head of SOC or GRC is naming the gap the team is rebuilding around. That is a dated problem with an owner attached to it.
- The audit is under way
  A team halfway through SOC 2 or ISO 27001 is proving controls against a date somebody else set. Anything that makes the next cycle cheaper gets a hearing that month.
- A new CISO took the seat
  A security leader in week one is deciding again what the team runs, and the start date is public. Wait two years and the same conversation is a renewal you cannot win.
Questions
How does BeReach find cybersecurity decision-makers?
Your agent reads what is already public: comment threads under security vendors' posts, posts about the problem, posts announcing an audit or a certification, and public profiles. Each account comes back with the person who owns security there and the thing that put them on the list.
Why are these security companies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
A bought database gives you a job title and refreshes on its own schedule, so it cannot tell you that a renewal quote landed last week or that a CISO posted about an audit on Monday. Your agent reads the week those things happen, which is the week the budget is being argued about.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes, every name comes from the open web: vendor posts and their comment threads, certification announcements, public profiles. Nothing is bought from a broker.
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Developer ToolsFind dev-tool founders the week they post a launch, a round or a big release.4 searches to try
Developer Tools
Lead generation for developer tools
A bought list gives you a job title, not the timing. Your agent finds the dev tools teams that just launched or just named a first head of DevRel.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- They just launched
  Launch week is the week a team finds out what breaks and what it is missing, and it is in the thread all day saying so. Write while the thread is still moving and you are part of that week rather than a follow-up next quarter.
- They commented under a rival tool
  Somebody arguing in public about the tool they run today has told the whole feed they are shopping. Your agent finds them there and hands you the sentence they wrote.
- The round just landed
  A funded dev tools team spends its first quarter choosing what it runs on and who will run it. Those choices sit open for a few weeks, and then they do not.
- A first DevRel just joined
  A first developer relations or developer experience lead joining is the week a project decides to become a business. Businesses buy things that side projects never do.
Questions
How does BeReach find developer tools decision-makers?
Your agent reads what these teams already publish: the launch post and everyone in the thread, the post announcing the round, the first DevRel lead who just joined, and the public profiles behind all of it. Each project comes back with a person named, usually the founder or whoever runs developer relations, and the reason that week is the right week to write.
Why are these dev tools companies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
A bought database wants a registered company with headcount and a website that has not changed in a year, and it refreshes on its own schedule rather than on theirs. A five person team that launched on Tuesday fits none of that, and Tuesday is the week a message gets read.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Posts, comments, company pages and public profiles, all of it on the open web and none of it bought from a list broker.
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IT Services & MSPsReach MSP and IT-service owners growing their client base and partner tiers.4 searches to try
IT Services & MSPs
Lead generation for it services & msps
The MSPs picking a new stack this week say so in public: a partner tier earned, a provider bought, a second office opened. Your agent finds them and writes first.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- A partner tier just landed
  A new partner tier means a practice being built out behind it, with certifications, staffing and tooling to match. Your agent catches the post announcing the tier the week it goes up, and names the owner who decided to build that practice.
- They bought another provider
  Two providers merging wake up with two PSAs and two RMMs, and one of each survives the first quarter. Your agent catches the deal announcement that week and hands you the operations lead making the call.
- A second office opened
  A new branch means a team to equip and a stack to replicate in a town the provider does not know yet. Your agent reads the announcement while the tooling for that office is still being chosen, and names the owner choosing it.
- The owner posted about a renewal
  An owner posting that the PSA or RMM renewal just arrived has a stack up for review. That is the pressure that makes an owner try something new, and your agent tells you who said so this week.
Questions
How does BeReach find IT services and MSP decision-makers?
Your agent reads what providers put in public: posts about a new partner tier, an acquisition, a new branch or a tool renewal, and public profiles. Each provider comes back with a named person, usually the owner or the head of operations, and the act that put them on the list.
Why are these MSPs missing from a bought database?
Bought databases lean toward large national firms and refresh slowly, so a twenty-seat regional provider lands late or never. Your agent reads the week a provider earned a partner tier, bought a competitor or opened a branch, which is the week that provider decides what to run on.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes, and in this industry most of it is published by the providers themselves. Their own posts, deal announcements, provider websites and public profiles, none of it behind a login and none of it bought from a broker.
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FintechFind fintech teams by funding, new licenses and market launches.4 searches to try
Fintech
Lead generation for fintech
A fintech that just raised or announced a new license is buying this quarter. Find those teams from what they posted, and write while it is still news.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- They announced a new license
  A new authorization opens a product the company could not sell last month, and everything that product runs on has to be chosen first. Your agent hands you the owner of that launch while the choosing is still going on.
- The round was announced
  Money raised is a shopping list with a date on it, and most of the picks are made in the first weeks. Your agent catches the announcement, so your message is early instead of fourth in line.
- A new head of fraud or compliance started
  A new head of fraud or MLRO in the seat says what the company expects to handle next quarter. Your agent reads their profile and posts, so your first line names the problem instead of asking what it is.
- Somebody said it out loud
  A founder posting about onboarding drop-off, or complaining under a provider's launch, is telling the whole feed the incumbent is up for review. That comment is a better reason to write than any job title.
Questions
How does BeReach find fintech decision-makers?
Your agent reads what fintech teams put in public: posts about a new license, a round, a launch or a new head of compliance, and the public profiles behind them. Each company comes back with the compliance or product owner who runs that work, plus the public event that says this is the week to write.
Why are these fintech companies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Bought databases index settled companies and refresh on their own cycle, so a team that cleared a license last month is either absent or three roles out of date. The team posts about it the week the license lands, which is while the budget behind it is still open.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes, and nothing is bought from a list broker: posts announcing a license, a round or a launch, and public profiles, all on the open web. In a regulated market the provenance question comes up early, so it is worth being able to point at where the line in your opener came from.
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Ed-TechReach ed-tech founders and buyers on funding and adoption signals.4 searches to try
Ed-Tech
Lead generation for ed-tech
An ed-tech team announces a district win, a round, or a new head of implementation. Your agent brings you the person behind it while it is still news.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- A district said yes
  A signed district, school group or university means a rollout with a date on it. Your agent brings you that company while the announcement is still this week's news.
- They just raised
  A round closes and the next quarter decides what the team builds and what it buys. Reach them while that is still open, not once the year is planned.
- They answered under a competitor
  An ed-tech lead arguing in the comments under a rival learning platform has the problem in front of them today. Your agent reads that thread and hands you the people in it, with what each one said.
- A new implementation lead started
  Nobody puts a new implementation or curriculum lead in the seat for a rollout that is not happening. The start date dates the plan for you, months before a database shows anything changed.
Questions
How does BeReach find ed-tech decision-makers?
Your agent reads what these teams post: a district or campus contract, a round announced, a new implementation lead before term. Each account comes back with the person who owns that work and the reason they are on your list.
Why are these ed-tech companies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
A bought database gives you a job title and refreshes on its own schedule, so it cannot tell you which platform signed a district last week. That is the fact that decides whether writing today is worth anything.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Posts announcing a contract or a round, the comments under them and public profiles, all on the open web, and nothing bought from a list broker.
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ProptechReach proptech teams by funding, launches and new customers.4 searches to try
Proptech Companies
Lead generation for proptech companies
Reach proptech companies the week they post about a new integration partner or a round, with the founder or growth lead behind it and a first line drafted.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- They named a new partner
  A proptech company that just announced an integration has a rollout to deliver and a partner watching it. Write that week and you reach someone with a live project, not someone with a matching job title.
- The round just landed
  New money gets spent in the first two quarters, while the roadmap is still being argued about. Wait a quarter and the vendors are already picked.
- They just shipped
  A launch is a team with something to talk about and an audience already watching it. Open on the thing they built and you read as a reader rather than an interruption.
- They posted about a first sales hire
  A proptech founder posting about hiring account executives has decided to spend on revenue this year. That decision gets made once, and it is being made now.
Questions
How does BeReach find proptech decision-makers?
Your agent reads what a proptech company posts: partner and integration announcements, a round announced, a first sales hire. Each company comes back with the founder or growth lead named, plus the announcement that is your reason to write.
Why are these proptech companies missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Those databases sell job titles and refresh on a slow cycle, so a twelve-person real estate tool that signed its first integration partner last month is absent or already stale. Your agent reads the week that partner was announced, which is the week the team is deciding what to buy.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes, all of it on the open web: partner announcements, posts about a round or a launch, and public profiles, and nothing bought from a list broker. That is also why you can point at where the line in your opener came from.
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Industrial IoTFind industrial IoT vendors the week a rollout or a partner goes live.4 searches to try
Industrial IoT Companies
Lead generation for industrial iot companies
A bought list gives you a job title. Your agent finds industrial IoT vendors that just posted a plant-wide rollout or a new partner, plus the person to write to.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- A pilot went plant-wide
  A rollout post means a customer signed and the product now has to hold up on more machines than it was built for. That is the week a team goes looking for whatever it is missing.
- A partner was named
  A cloud or OEM tie-up says which stack the vendor has just committed to. Write to fit that stack, or to replace the piece they have outgrown.
- Deployments outran the team
  A post about field deployments piling up means rollouts arriving faster than the team can deliver them. A company in that position buys its way out.
- A round just closed
  New money pays for the tooling and the headcount the last round could not. Those choices stay open to argument for a quarter or two after the wire lands.
Questions
How does BeReach find industrial IoT decision-makers?
Your agent reads what these vendors post themselves: rollouts, partner announcements, rounds closed and engineers wanted. Each account comes back with a person named, usually a head of product or a VP of sales, and the public fact that put them on your list.
Why are these IIoT vendors missing from a bought database?
A database sells the job title that was true at its last refresh, and in this market a vendor can go from pilot to plant-wide inside a quarter. Your agent reads the week that happens, which is the week the budget is still being argued about.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Every name comes from the open web: rollout posts, partner announcements, posts about a round and public profiles, and nothing is bought from a broker.
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Retail TechReach retail-tech vendors by adoption, funding and launches.4 searches to try
Retail Tech
Lead generation for retail tech
Find the retail tech vendors posting about a store rollout, a new app listing or a stand for January, and the person behind it.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- A chain just went live
  A vendor that has rolled out across a chain is short on implementation help this quarter, not next. Your agent finds the announcement and the person who signed it off, so the opener is about their rollout.
- The stand is booked
  Retail tech sells most of its year off one January show floor, and the run up is when the budget for it moves. Your agent finds who is posting about a stand while they are still filling the diary.
- They announced a new app listing
  A vendor posting about its new listing on a merchant marketplace is chasing installs and will talk to anyone who can send them. That is a partnership conversation rather than a cold pitch.
- They posted about hiring reps
  A retail tech company posting about hiring enterprise reps or partner managers has a number to hit this year, and somebody already has the budget for it. The post is the date on it.
Questions
How does BeReach find retail tech decision-makers?
Your agent reads what vendors post in public: a rollout announced across a chain, a new merchant marketplace listing, a stand booked for January, a push to hire enterprise reps. Each vendor comes back with the person behind that, normally the founder or the partnerships lead.
Why are these vendors missing from Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Bought databases are built around large enterprises and refresh slowly, so a thirty-person point-of-sale vendor is either absent or three years out of date. A database also gives you a job title and no timing, which is the half that decides whether this week is worth a message.
Does BeReach only use public data?
Yes. Posts about rollouts, new listings and show stands, and public profiles, all on the open web and nothing bought from a broker. Retail tech vendors publish their own progress to win merchants, so the trail is a good one.
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Cloud InfrastructureFind cloud and infra vendors on funding and new regions.4 searches to try
Cloud Infrastructure Companies
Lead generation for cloud infrastructure companies
A cloud operator announces its next build in public. Your agent finds the head of infrastructure behind each one and writes the first line.
Try a search, it opens with the words typed
What your agent watches for
- A new region went live
  A region or a facility is committed spend, and the sourcing around it starts long before a database carries the company. Your agent reads the announcement the week it goes up and names the person running the build.
- A postmortem just went out
  An operator whose engineers posted a public incident review is rebuilding a tier this month, and the engineer who wrote it up is the one choosing what replaces it. Your agent brings back the post and the name on it.
- A new head of platform started
  A new head of platform or SRE spends the first months deciding what gets bought instead of built. Your agent sees that role change the week it lands and hands you the leader who made it.
- An engineer posted about the bill
  Infrastructure people say out loud when egress costs bite or when a workload is moving off a hyperscaler, and that post is the problem in their own words. Your agent collects the thread and names the people in it.
Questions
How does BeReach find cloud infrastructure decision-makers?
Your agent reads what operators put in public: region and facility announcements, incident reviews, new SRE and platform leads, and what their engineers post about the stack. Each company comes back with a named person, usually the head of infrastructure or the VP of operations, and the act that put them on the list.
How do you tell an infrastructure company is buying right now?
By what the company just did in public. A region announced, a postmortem posted, a new head of platform in the seat, a post about a cloud bill: your agent shows the act behind each row.
Why are these operators missing from a bought database?
Bought databases index firmographics and refresh on their own schedule, so a facility announced last month is not in there yet. Your agent reads the announcement the week it goes up, which is while the architecture is still open.
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How lead generation for tech companies works

1Say who you wantRun one of the searches above or write your own: a role, a kind of company, a place.
2Your agent finds themIt brings back the people who match, each with their profile and what they just did in public.
3You approve, it writesIt writes one message per person on LinkedIn, and nothing goes out until you approve it.

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How do I find leads in tech companies?: Pick your industry above and run one of its searches, or describe your own buyer in a sentence. Each search opens with the words already typed.
Where do the leads come from?: From public data anyone can read: profiles, company pages and posts. Nothing is bought from a list broker, so a lead comes with what they just did, not only a job title.
What happens after the search?: Your agent writes one message per person, in your voice, and sends it on LinkedIn from your own account once you approve it. You take the conversations from there.

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