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Fit score88
Matches 4 of 5 of your criteria
Signals found
Likely decision-maker
Head of Operations
Sources
Drafted first messageFor you to review
B2B sales research · built for India
Know why they'd buy before you write the first line.
Describe your ideal customer. Scout finds companies that match, researches each one from public sources, and writes an account card with the reason to reach out today. Then it drafts a short first message for you to review and send yourself.
- A sourcelinked to every fact
- You sendevery message yourself
- Public dataabout businesses only
Ideal customer
Clinic chains and schools · Hyderabad · 3+ branches · hiring or new branch
Sample research · fictional companies · sources shown as placeholders
Built for teams that sell to businesses
- IT and software services
- SaaS companies
- Marketing and design agencies
- Exporters and manufacturers
- Consultancies
- Staffing firms
The problem
Sending more messages is easy. Having a reason to send one is the work.
A good first message needs three things: the right company, the right person, and a reason that is true this month. Finding those takes a salesperson an hour per account, reading websites, job posts and news.
So most teams skip it. They buy a list, send the same template to everyone, and read the silence as "the market is slow".
Scout does the reading. You get fewer, better accounts, each with the evidence attached, and a draft that says something specific.
How it works
Five steps. The last one is always yours.
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Describe your ideal customer
Industry, city, size, and the signals that make a company ready to buy: hiring, a new branch, funding, a tender win, a website with no online booking.
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Scout finds and researches accounts
It reads company websites, public news, job posts and public registries, and keeps only the companies that match.
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You get account cards with sources
What they do, why they fit, a recent trigger and the likely decision-maker role. Every fact links to where it was found.
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Scout drafts a first message
Short and specific to that account's trigger. Pick a tone, edit anything, or rewrite it completely.
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You review and send it
From your own email or LinkedIn. Scout never sends anything. Mark it as sent and track replies on the pipeline board.
Inside an account card
Everything you need to decide, on one card.
Select a part to see where it sits on the card.
Nimbus International School
What they do
K–12 CBSE schools in Gachibowli, Kompally and Miyapur, around 3,000 students in total. Admissions run through phone calls and campus walk-ins.1
Why they fit
- School group, 3+ campuses
- Hyderabad
- Website has no online enquiry tracking
- No funding news found
Recent trigger
HiringPosted a role for an admissions counsellor for the Kompally campus2
Likely decision-maker
Director, Admissions
Also involved
Principal · Finance Head
Sources
Drafted first message · Warm
Hello, I noticed Nimbus is hiring an admissions counsellor for Kompally ahead of the new session. When admissions run on calls and walk-ins, enquiries tend to slip between campuses. We set up simple enquiry tracking for Hyderabad schools. Would a short call next week be useful?
Example card for illustration. The school is fictional and the sources are placeholders.
Responsible prospecting
Research about businesses. Never about private lives.
Scout is a research assistant for a salesperson, not a mass-mailing tool. These rules are built into how it works, not left to a settings page.
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Public business information only
Company websites, public news, public job posts and public registries. Nothing behind a login, nothing bought from a data broker.
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A source for every fact
If Scout can't link a claim to a public page, the claim doesn't go on the card. You can check anything in one click.
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No personal phones or private emails
Scout does not scrape personal mobile numbers or private email addresses. It tells you which role to approach, and you reach them through their public channels.
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You send every message
Scout drafts. You read, edit and send from your own email or LinkedIn, one at a time. It never sends on your behalf.
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Opt-outs are respected
Anyone who asks not to be contacted goes on your do-not-contact list, and Scout will not research or draft for that company again.
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Handled per the DPDP Act, 2023
Minimal data, kept only as long as you need it, stored for your workspace alone, and deleted when you ask.
The console
Your accounts, from research to reply.
Edit your ideal customer, work through researched accounts, tune each draft, and move accounts across a simple pipeline: new, reviewed, message drafted, sent by you, replied.
Open the console demoDemo workspace · sample data
Pricing
Launch pricing · first 10 clients
Priced per researched account, not per seat.
A researched account is one company with a full account card and a drafted first message. You send the messages yourself, so there are no sending limits or email costs from us.
Starter
For a founder doing their own sales
₹9,999 / month
- 100 researched accounts a month
- A drafted first message for each
- One ideal customer profile
- Console with pipeline board
For sales teams
Growth
For a small team selling into several segments
₹19,999 / month
- 300 researched accounts a month
- A drafted first message for each
- Weekly refresh of triggers on your accounts
- Several ideal customer profiles
Not sure which fits? Start with a pilot on your own market and decide after you've seen the cards.
FAQ
Questions people ask us.
No. Scout drafts the first message and stops there. You copy it, edit it if you like, and send it yourself from your own email or LinkedIn. Then you mark it as sent in the console.
Public business sources: company websites, public news, public job posts and public company registries. Each fact on a card links to the page it came from, with the date it was checked.
No. Scout names the likely decision-maker role, such as Head of Operations, and shows the company's public contact channels. It does not collect personal mobile numbers or private email addresses.
No. Scout has no partnership with LinkedIn or any data provider, and it does not log in to or scrape LinkedIn. If you send a message on LinkedIn, you do that from your own account.
Public pages go out of date, so Scout shows its evidence instead of asking you to trust it. Read the card, click a source if something looks off, and mark the account reviewed before you use the draft.
It is how closely the company matches the criteria you set, with each criterion shown as met or not met. It is not a prediction that they will buy or reply.
Scout works with business information, keeps the minimum it needs, stores it for your workspace only, honours opt-outs and deletes data on request. We walk you through this during the pilot.
Tell us who you sell to. We'll show you what Scout finds.
Message us on WhatsApp with your ideal customer and city. We'll research a few matching companies and walk you through the cards and drafts on a call.