Reach buyers the week they start looking.
Most outbound is a numbers game against people who aren't in market. Signal-based outbound flips it: we watch your market for the moments that create demand, a hiring spree, a tooling switch, a buying team quietly reading your pricing page, and reach out while the problem is fresh.
- →Your market monitored daily for buying signals you choose
- →Contacts found and verified before a single email is written
- →Outreach drafted around the specific signal, in your voice
- →Every email stops in your approval queue before sending
- →Replies, meetings, and outcomes reported weekly
From setup to outcome.
Signals detected
Hiring surges, tool changes, and visits to your own site monitored across the accounts that fit your profile.
Buyer identified
The right person at the account is found and their contact verified against cached, dated sources. No guessed emails.
Outreach written
A short, specific email built around the signal itself, not a template with a first name swapped in.
You send it
The draft waits in your queue. Approve, edit, or reject. Sends go out on warmed mailboxes with daily caps.
This page found you because we run it on ourselves.
Natively's own pipeline runs on this exact use case: the same signal sweeps, the same approval queue, the same warmed mailboxes. We publish what works because we're the first customer.
Before you ask.
Where do the signals come from?+−
Public job boards for hiring surges, tooling shifts detected from posting data, and target-account activity on your own site. Each signal is dated and sourced; you can see why every prospect surfaced.
Will this burn my domain?+−
No. Sends run on dedicated, warmed mailboxes with per-mailbox daily caps and health checks that pause sending automatically if warmup scores dip.
What if I want to change who we target?+−
Your targeting is a living document you can edit anytime, and it pairs naturally with the ICP and targeting strategy use case, which refines it from what actually converts.