Start with a market. Leave with evidence-backed leads.
Define the accounts and incumbent technologies that matter to your GTM team. StackIntent turns the strongest public technical evidence into a ranked lead inbox—with why now, a recommended play, and the source behind every recommendation.
GTM proof sprint
Bring a focused target-account list and one incumbent technology. We build the market, rank the available leads, and show your reps which accounts deserve action or research.
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Pricing is scoped to your target market, technologies, discovery depth, and delivery workflow during private beta—not to an inflated database of unqualified names.
- A Lead Inbox built around your target market
- Coverage for the incumbent technologies you displace
- Verified account identity and cited technical evidence
- Clear lead levels—from research lead to verified opportunity
- Why-now context and a recommended GTM play for every lead
- Assignments, shared rep work, CSV export, and HubSpot delivery
- Continuous discovery as new public evidence appears
Useful GTM output requires honest boundaries. StackIntent does not promise:
- Anonymous visitor identification or individual profiling
- A buying-window claim based on technology usage alone
- Outreach automation or contact-data resale
- Fabricated urgency or guaranteed opportunity volume
Research leads can help a rep prepare without pretending a deal exists. Only evidence that clears identity, citation, change-intent, timing, and commercial-causality gates becomes a verified opportunity.
What do we provide?
Your target-account domains, the incumbent technologies you sell against, and the commercial change you care about.
What does StackIntent return?
A prioritized lead inbox with account identity, why-now context, recommended plays, cited evidence, and explicit readiness levels.
Is every observation a buying signal?
No. Usage, change, investigation, and buying-window qualification remain separate states.
Do you profile individuals?
No. StackIntent works from company-level public technical evidence and does not deanonymize visitors.