Define your offer
Describe your customer, the problem you solve, and the market you want to reach.
THE OUTBOUND WORKSPACE FOR TECHNICAL MARKETS
Give outbound a reason to start. A real one.
Build a prospect universe around what you sell. StackIntent helps research account fit, find public buyer-role sources, and prepare thoughtful first-touch drafts; a current buying signal can sharpen the message, but it no longer decides whether you may start.
01 Prospect before intent02 Human-approved outreach
A guided product illustration
NOT LIVE CUSTOMER DATASTACKINTENT AGENTExplore the market window.
BOUNDEDAsk about the account, evidence, or next step…
Click a window above to explore the workflowIllustrative UI and fictional account details. Prospects can enter before a buying signal appears; any evidence-backed claim is shown separately and a technology footprint alone is not buying intent.
THE IDEA
Not another list of names.
A better reason to reach out.
THE WORKFLOWFrom market thesis
From market thesis
to message worth sending.
One workspace keeps your offer, account context, optional evidence, and draft together—so a rep can see why a prospect is here without confusing fit with buying intent.
Build your prospect universe
Add accounts directly. No migration signal or prior evidence is required to begin.
Find a credible angle
Use your market context first; add recent, cited public evidence when it is available.
Find the buyer and start
Search cited public pages for likely buyer roles, verify the right person, then review and approve a relevant first touch.
BUILT FOR HIGH-CONTEXT OUTBOUNDMake the first line
Make the first line
mean something.
Technical buyers do not need another generic “saw you’re growing” email. Start with your offer and why this account may fit; when a recent source exists, use it as an additional, clearly labeled reason—not a prerequisite.
Start with your market ↗Hi {first_name}, hope this finds you well!Filler I saw you’re growing fastNo source and thought you might be interested in how we help companies like yoursCould be anyone scale. Do you have 15 minutes this week?Ask before value
Illustrative example with a fictional person and company. No recent source? The draft stays account-led and says so — it never invents a trigger.
A CLEAR LINE OF CONTROLThe agent does the research.
The agent does the research.
Your team owns the decision.
AI should accelerate the work without blurring the evidence or taking actions your team did not approve.
Move the research forward.
- Organize your market and account context
- Search cited public pages for likely buyer roles
- Prepare an account-led or signal-led draft
BOUNDARY↔
What deserves a real action.
- Verify the person and provide an authorized address
- Edit and save the exact message
- Explicitly approve any send
✓A prospect may enter without a buying signal. A technology footprint alone still is not purchase intent.
START WITH WHAT YOU SELLYour market is the prompt.
Your market is the prompt.
Your evidence adds context.
Describe your offer and add accounts you want to reach. StackIntent can research public buyer-role sources; your team verifies identities and authorized contact details. A buying signal is optional, and nothing sends without your direction.
What do you help customers do?
Your accounts can enter before a buying signal exists. StackIntent will not claim fit, technology usage, or intent without support.STACKINTENT · OUTBOUND, WITH CONTEXTMake the next conversation
Make the next conversation
the one worth having.
Bring a market, an offer, and the accounts you want to reach. StackIntent turns that starting point into researched, reviewable outbound work.
Talk about your market ↗