B2B Prospecting Tool
Paste your site. See real people asking for what you sell — scored by buying intent.
Most B2B prospecting tools are contact databases: millions of names, emails and job titles, none of whom asked to hear from you. This one works the other way around. Paste your website — an AI reads what you sell and who you sell to, then searches real public conversations for people describing that exact problem, and scores each post 0 to 100 on buying intent. You see actual humans asking for what you offer, not rows in a CSV. The free version searches free public sources. The paid agent does the same job on LinkedIn, finding warm buyers from buying signals and writing the invite and the first message for you.
What separates prospecting from list-buying
- A contact is not a prospect. A database row knows someone's job title; a prospect has a problem they're actively trying to solve. Intent — not fit alone — is what makes outreach land.
- Timing beats targeting. The same person who ignores your cold email in March replies in ten minutes the week their current tool breaks. Watching public conversations catches that week.
- Score before you reach out. Most keyword matches are noise — vendors, listicles, people venting with no budget. Scoring by buying intent (pain + urgency + asking behavior) protects your time and your reputation.
- Reply where they asked, not where you can reach them. Answering someone's public question is a welcome contribution; the identical message as an unsolicited DM is spam. The channel is part of the message.
- Small numbers, worked properly, beat big lists. Five genuine hand-raisers a week out-convert five hundred cold contacts — and they don't burn your domain reputation on the way.
Example output
Your website: acmebooks example — a bookkeeping service for Shopify brands
Your agent read the site: bookkeeping for e-commerce brands, ICP = Shopify stores past $500k needing clean books. LEAD · score 84 — Hacker News “Ask HN: bookkeeping is eating my weekends — what do you use once you pass $1M?” → pain + revenue stated + asking for recommendations. LEAD · score 71 — Stack Overflow “How do you reconcile Shopify payouts against bank deposits programmatically?” → living the exact problem, technical buyer. LEAD · score 63 — GitHub Issue on an accounting repo: “doesn't handle multi-currency Shopify stores” → feature gap your service covers. + a reply drafted for the top lead, in your voice. (Example output — run your own site to see real, current posts.)
Frequently asked questions
- Where do the leads come from?
- The free preview searches free public sources, Hacker News, Stack Overflow and GitHub, live, at the moment you run it. The paid EaseClaw agent works on LinkedIn instead: it finds warm buyers from buying signals, such as people engaging with a competitor's posts or changing jobs, and reaches out for you.
- Why do I only see a few leads?
- Because most keyword matches aren't buyers, and this tool refuses to pad the list. Every post is scored 0-100 on buying intent and only genuine hand-raisers surface. Some niches honestly have quiet weeks on the free sources, which is why the paid agent looks for buyers on LinkedIn, where most B2B buyers can be reached directly.
- Is this really free? What's the limit?
- Really free, no signup. Each run costs us real AI money, so it's limited to a few runs per hour per visitor. If you want an agent finding and reaching warm buyers on LinkedIn continuously, that is the free 7-day trial: nothing is charged until day 7, and you can cancel any time before then.
- Why is this free, and what's the catch?
- No catch and no signup. This tool is funded by EaseClaw, an AI agent that finds warm buyers on LinkedIn, reaches out for you and books the meetings. If the free tool is useful, some people try the free trial. That's the whole business model.
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