B2B prospecting for agencies

The problem is not delivering, it is filling the pipeline

A web or communications agency runs two prospecting efforts at once: its own, to sign new clients, and its clients', when the brief includes acquisition. Both consume the same commercial time, and that time almost always belongs to the founder.

You know how to build sites that convert and how to optimise a campaign, but assembling the list of companies to contact stays manual work nobody enjoys and nobody bills.

Two uses, one subscription

For your own acquisition. Target the sectors where you already have references — if you have built three plumber sites, go find plumbers. The engine surfaces the companies, verifies the owner's email and writes an opener based on their current website.

For your clients. An acquisition brief becomes a deliverable: you produce an enriched, scored list on their market with openers ready to send. You bill the service, not the tool.

What matters to an agency

• Credits that never expire. Your volumes are irregular: one heavy month, then nothing. Unused credits stay yours.
• A clean export. CSV and CRM webhook: you deliver straight into the client's tool, no re-entry.
• No unusable email charged. A bounce costs your client's domain reputation.
• Five countries. Your Belgian clients prospect in Flanders and Wallonia, sometimes Luxembourg. The engine writes in each prospect's language.

The honest arithmetic

Building a list of 200 companies by hand takes a working day, email verification included. At agency rates that is several hundred euros — billed to the client, or lost if it is your own prospecting. The Starter plan at €49 covers 500 companies scanned with a verified email, plus sending and follow-ups.

Not your case?

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