Signal is an outbound intelligence tool that reads a company's website the way a good SDR would — scoring fit, surfacing real buying signals, and telling you who is actually worth reaching out to. No more lists that go nowhere.
Leads Found
2,847
+12%
Drafts Opened
1,432
+8%
High-Fit Leads
684
+14%
Qualified
218
+5%
The boring, expensive parts of outbound — researching, qualifying, prioritizing, personalizing — done before you open the email.
Signal reviews a company's website the way an SDR would — what they do, who they serve, and whether they're a real fit. No more 20-minute manual research per lead.
Detects the tools, ads, booking flows, and conversion setup a business actually uses, so you can tell active, growing companies from dormant ones before you reach out.
Every lead gets a 0–100 score with the reasoning written out — what's strong, what's weak, why it matters. No black box, no wasted credits on bad-fit leads.
Turn what Signal found into a tailored opener and angle for each company, so your outreach actually sounds like you read their site.
Track every lead from research to reply in one place — statuses, notes, tags, contacts — so nothing slips and you always know what to follow up on.
Distinguishes direct contacts from generic inboxes like info@ and scores contact quality, so your best message lands with a real human.
From analysis to outreach — watch the complete flow.
Learn more about how Signal helps you stop wasting time on bad-fit leads.
Signal is an outbound intelligence tool that reads a company's website, scores how well they fit your offer, and tells you which leads are actually worth contacting.
That's the main problem it's built for. You give Signal a domain or a CSV, and it does the company-by-company research for you — fit, tech stack, conversion setup, contact quality — so you spend your time on the 10–20% of leads that actually look promising.
Every lead gets a 0–100 score based on website quality, SEO, AEO readiness, visible tech stack, and contact quality. The score comes with written reasoning, so you can see exactly why a company looks like a fit (or doesn't) before you spend a credit on outreach.
A sales-ready lead in Signal is one with a clear fit signal, a working website, a real conversion path (contact form, booking, demo request), and at least one direct-looking contact — not a generic info@ inbox. In short: someone you could actually start a real conversation with today.
Signal flags generic inboxes (info@, hello@, contact@) separately from direct contacts and scores contact quality so you know what you're emailing. You're not paying credits to fire messages into a void.
Yes. Signal turns its research into a tailored opener, a relevant angle, and a diagnostic question for each company, so the message reads like you actually visited their site — because you did, just faster.
No. Signal opens a pre-filled draft in your default email app. You stay in control of every message, your sending reputation, and your domain — Signal just removes the research and writing time.
Not in V1. Signal tracks draft-opening intent and pipeline progress today. Delivery-level engagement tracking is on the roadmap, but the core focus is helping you choose better leads and write better first messages, not measuring opens.
Yes. Add leads manually, paste a domain, or import a CSV. Signal will analyze each one and slot it into your pipeline with a score and reasoning.
Agencies, consultants, founders doing their own outbound, and small sales teams who care more about reply rate than send volume. If you're sending 50 thoughtful emails a week and want them to land, this is for you.
If your strategy is mass-blasting 10,000+ contacts per week with minimal personalization, Signal isn't the right tool. It's built for focused, research-led outbound, not volume sending.
Paid plans are handled through Interac e-Transfer. When you choose a plan, Signal creates payment instructions with the amount, recipient email, and a unique reference code for your upgrade.
Yes. Your leads, notes, and pipeline are scoped to your account only — other users can't see them. Signal is built with GDPR, PIPEDA, and Australia's Privacy Act in mind.
The /learn page has plain-English definitions for outbound intelligence, lead quality, enrichment, sales readiness, AEO, and the other terms used across the product.
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