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Book the callsyour team cannot get.

SmartReach finds the prospects worth contacting now, uses 100M+ data points to determine the approach most likely to work, and personalizes the outreach with live research.

Use the data with your team, or let us run the outbound for you.

One prospect, one example
Illustrative prospect profile used in the scanner demonstration
Daniel Reyes
Founder and CEO, Series A SaaS
New York, NY
ICP match
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Excellent fit
Live signals
FundingSeries A fundedCaptured 2m agoSignal strength: Strong
Message built from funding and GTM gap
Looking for what changed recently.

Step 1 of 4, Detect. A target account enters the scanner and the signal scan opens.

100M+
Outcome data points
Replies, hooks, CTAs, channels, booked calls
13,504
Booked calls recorded
Measured across client campaigns
15+
Years running outbound
Campaigns we ran ourselves
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More data does not tell you who to call.

Most databases can hand you thousands of companies that match a filter. The hard part is knowing which ten have a reason to talk to you this month.

A company matching your ICP does not mean they are ready to talk. We look for the changes, the behavior, the relationships and the conditions that give the outreach a reason to exist: funding, hiring changes, headcount patterns, executive activity, technology changes, who they started following, and conditions we research on request.

Tell us who you want. We work out how to find them.

These are real requests we have been given. Each one starts as a sentence, not a filter. Below is the request, the conditions we would look for, and the list that comes out of it.

Pick a request

Case 01M&A / PEOwner ready to exitRequest entering the system
Input

What the client asked for

M&A / PE · Owner ready to exit

I need CEOs of $5M to $15M firms who have been in the role for 7+ years and are hitting a wall.
Target profile fields
Seniority bandCompany size bandIndustry category

Entering the system

What we look for

0 of 3 active

The request becomes a stack of signals that must hold together.

  1. Signal ARequired(must hold)

    CEO in the same seat for seven years or more.

    Data field: Seniority band

  2. Signal BRequired(must hold)

    Headcount flat for eighteen months.

    Data field: Company size band

  3. Signal CRequired(must hold)

    Recently started following bridge lenders or M&A advisors.

Signal relationship
All conditions must match
Rule state
Awaiting first signal

Target universe

Every signal removes the accounts that do not qualify.

All conditions must match. The field only contracts after a signal activates, which is why precision is earned rather than promised.

Candidates in view

336/ 336

Full target universe

Everything the market could offer, before a single signal narrows it.

  • CEO in the same seat for...
  • Headcount flat for eighteen months
  • Recently started following bridge lenders or...

Conditions applied in sequence · illustrative scale

100M+ data points from what actually happened.

We track what happens after the outreach goes out. Who replied. Which hook was used. Which CTA was used. Which channel was used. Whether a call was booked. Whether the person showed up. That history is what we use to make the decisions on the next campaign.

outcome historywhat changedhow it fits togethercompared with past campaignsthe decisionsthe messagewhat we learn
100M+
data points
replies, hooks, CTAs, channels, booked calls
WHO

Who should receive the outreach.

WHEN

When the opportunity is strongest.

HOOK

What signal creates the reason to engage.

CTA

What action fits the moment.

CHANNEL

Where that prospect is most likely to respond.

prospectVP Operations, mid market manufacturer
signalLeadership change detected
hookNew ops leader, first 90 day priorities
messageOne line tied to the signal, nothing generic
ctaFifteen minutes this week
openreplypositive responsecall booked
call bookedresponse datalearning enginefuture decisions improve

We know which hooks get replies and which CTAs get calls because we have the results.

Across years of campaigns we have kept the outcome of every send: the targeting pattern, the opening line, the ask, the channel, the reply, the meeting. When we plan your campaign we start from what has already worked with audiences like yours.

See what the learning engine measures
Also measured
  • Subject line
  • Personalization depth
  • Send window
  • Follow up cadence
  • Sequence length

We track what got the reply.

When a prospect answers, we keep the reason. Which opening line was used, which ask was made, which channel it came through. Over time that tells us what to say to the next person like them.

Response field

Playbook formed

TIMING REFERENCEPEER CONTEXTOPERATIONAL DETAILGENERIC OPENER

Playbook

Timing reference, peer context, operational detail

  1. Every reply comes back

    Replies from live client campaigns come back in, still unsorted.

  2. Each reply keeps its message

    Every reply stays attached to the opening line, the ask and the channel that produced it.

  3. The pattern becomes obvious

    Some openings get answered: a timing reference, a peer example, a specific operational detail. Others do not.

  4. What did not work gets dropped

    Openings the reader cannot place stop being used.

  5. The next campaign starts from that

    What has been answered becomes the messaging your next campaign goes out with.

One example, worked through

The data does not write the strategy.

Knowing a company raised money is not an angle. Someone still has to work out what that change means for the person receiving the email, and what to ask them.

That is the part we do by hand, informed by what has worked before. Here is one request, worked through end to end.

  1. Signal

    Series A funding closed. No go to market hiring since the round.

  2. Insight

    Growth capital arrived before the sales infrastructure did.

  3. Strategic angle

    Speak to the pressure of spending new capital without a pipeline engine.

  4. Hook

    An observation about the gap between the round and the first revenue hires.

  5. Message

    “You closed the round in March and have not hired a revenue lead yet. Who is carrying pipeline until you do?”

  6. Outcome

    Reply, conversation, call on the calendar.

How the personalization actually happens

Write the research into the message.

The usual way to personalize outbound is to research a company, save what you found into a field, build a placeholder, map the field, then send. We removed that. You write the instruction inside the email or LinkedIn message itself. Each prospect gets researched and their own line written before the message goes out.

Master messageOne template

Hi {{first_name}},

[Research the company's most important expansion, funding, hiring, product, or market development from the last six months. Use the most relevant one in one short sentence.]

[Research this person's role and identify the responsibility most relevant to our offer.]

We have been working with...

  1. Research instruction
  2. Prospect research
  3. Company research
  4. Relevant information found
  5. Content written
  6. Message completed
Researching
VP Revenue Operations · Industrial manufacturer, 900 people

Hi Dana,

[company research resolving]

[role research resolving]

We have been working with teams in a similar position. Worth fifteen minutes?

Same template, at scale
101001,000prospects, each researched separately
Old way
  1. 01Research prospect
  2. 02Save enrichment
  3. 03Create field
  4. 04Create placeholder
  5. 05Map field
  6. 06Insert placeholder
  7. 07Send
SmartReach
  1. 01Write message
  2. 02Add research instruction
  3. 03SmartReach researches each prospect
  4. 04Personalized content is written
  5. 05Message completes itself
  6. 06Send at scale

Research and personalization happen in one sweep.

Smart Mail

Smart Mail uses the signals, data, research, and strategy behind each prospect to build the message. Research can happen inside the message itself, so every email can be personalized without pre building enrichment fields or static placeholders.

  1. Signal
  2. Research
  3. Hook
  4. Email
  5. Response

Smart Link, the same intelligence on LinkedIn

Use signals, relationships, account research, and in message research instructions to create LinkedIn outreach that changes for every prospect at scale.

  1. Target
  2. Signal
  3. Research
  4. Relationship
  5. Message
  6. Conversation
Two ways to use SmartReach

Take the data. Or let us run the outbound.

Some clients want the list and the reasoning and will send it themselves. Others want the calls on the calendar and nothing else. Both are fine.

Option one

Take the data

Your team sends. We hand over the list, the conditions we built it on and the research behind each name.

  • Target data
  • Signals
  • Research
  • Account intelligence
  • Prospect intelligence
  • Custom qualification logic
  • Structured results
Explore Smart Data
Option two

Let SmartReach run the outbound

The same intelligence, carried all the way through strategy, message, channel, and conversation by our team.

  • Targeting
  • Research
  • Strategy and hooks
  • Messaging
  • Email
  • LinkedIn
  • Follow up
  • Optimization
  • Booked calls
Why we built it

We built the tool we could not buy.

We have been running outbound for fifteen years. We bought the databases, the intent tools, the enrichment tools and the sending tools, and still spent most of our week stitching them together and guessing at the message. Nothing told us what had already worked. So we built the part that was missing and kept the results.

Nothing connected this
  1. 01Signal
  2. 02Intelligence
  3. 03Strategy
  4. 04Message
  5. 05Conversation
  6. 06Booked call

Databases gave us lists. Intent tools gave us one signal at a time. Research tools gave us notes. Sending tools sent. Nobody joined the reply back to the decision that produced it, which is the only part that makes the next campaign better.

Book the calls your team cannot get.

Tell us the companies and people you want in front of. On the call we will show you what we can find on them, the conditions we would build the list around, and the opening we would use. Then you decide whether you want the data or the whole program.