Agencies & studios

Two offers, two markets, not one average ICP

The tool that scores every prospect against a single definition is useless to you, because you sell branding to scale-ups and retainers to industrials. Each campaign carries its own ideal client here.

Who it is for

What it changes about your week

You sell two or three different things, and every tool asks you to describe one ideal customer.
Prospecting stops the week a big project lands, and the drought arrives four months later.
Three people talk to prospects and nobody can see the others' conversations.

Who it is for

What you do with it

One ideal client per campaign

Each campaign audience carries its own definition, written in plain words, and is scored separately against it. The same contact can be an excellent fit for one offer and a poor one for another.

Prospecting that survives a busy quarter

Evergreen campaigns keep working a list that refills itself, at a pace you set. The pipeline for the autumn is built in the spring, without anyone remembering to do it.

One workspace, one record

A contact exists once for the agency, whoever found them, with the notes and tags everyone can see. Lists and pipelines are shared; the LinkedIn conversations stay with the account they belong to.

What the AI reads goes on the record

The relationship summary, the fit level and the read of the last reply sit on the contact everyone shares — so a handover is a link, not a briefing call.

Who it is for