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Your CRM has 4,000 names. We tell you which 40 are buying this quarter.

Pipeline intelligence for U.S. industrial manufacturers and federal contractors. We score your accounts against public records and hand back ranked, sourced briefs.

Start here.

A few questions about your sales and your data. No call required to begin.

Tell us about your business

Six quick questions. We reply within one business day with how we would approach it.

Step 1 of 7
What do you need?

Every account comes back as one row.

You get an enriched file, or records pushed into your CRM. Each row reads like a sales briefing. Four parts do the work.

Fit score

A score from 0 to 100, measured against the ICP you define. The list sorts by it. You work the top down instead of guessing.

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Five public-record signals: federal contracts, commercial contracts, building permits, capability prequals, and union activity. One glance shows how deep the paper trail runs.

Named contact

The contracts administrator who signs the paperwork, with title and reachability, wherever the public record carries one.

Narrative

Two or three sentences on why the company is worth a call this quarter, and what to open with.

How it works.

Four steps. Two to three weeks from your list to scored accounts.

  1. 01

    You define the target

    Define your ideal customer profile, or send us the CRM list you already have.

  2. 02

    We resolve and join

    We match every company against public records, then reconcile names, IDs, and spelling drift so the joins hold.

  3. 03

    We score and brief

    Each account gets a fit score from 0 to 100 against your ICP, plus a sourced brief for the accounts that rank.

  4. 04

    You get it back

    An enriched file, or records pushed into HubSpot, Salesforce, or Zoho. No portal, no new login.

The records behind every score.

Ten public data classes. Every one is free, public, and checkable. We do the assembly.

Class What we hold
Identity UEI, CAGE, location, aliases
Federal contracts Lifetime spend, agency, NAICS, set-aside
State and municipal City and state contract dollars by agency
Construction permits Permit roles: GC, electrical, plumbing, mechanical
Capability registrations DOT prequal categories and expirations
SEC filings 10-K extractions: capex, supplier risk, outsourcing
Customs imports HTS classes, 24-month volume, origin, tariff exposure
Hiring signals Role-class clustering: BDR ramps, sourcing roles
Labor relations NLRB case counts, type, and status
Contacts Name, title, role, reachability
+ Derived Fit score 0 to 100, the five-signal strip, an eight-role classifier, confidence and rationale.

Why you can't pull this yourself.

The data is public. Assembling it is roughly 100 hours of plumbing per list, and most teams give up partway.

The throttle

SAM.gov caps a personal API key at 10 calls a day. Pulling contacts for 500 companies takes two months at that rate.

The key problem

SAM is keyed by federal UEI, not company name. You need a separate pipeline to resolve the IDs before SAM returns anything.

The spelling problem

Acme Welding LLC, Acme Welding Inc, and ACME WELDING CORP are one company. Federal datasets do not agree on spelling, and every join breaks until you fix it.

The wrong contact

ZoomInfo carries the VP of Sales. It does not carry the contracts administrator who signs the federal paperwork. That name is the one you need.

Two products. Four prices.

Discovery sources net-new manufacturers. Enrichment scores the list you have.

Discovery net-new

Define your ICP. We find net-new accounts that fit and score them against live signals.

Sprint
$12,500
100 accounts, 21 days
Retainer
$6,500/mo
30 new accounts a month
See Discovery pricing →
Enrichment your list, scored

Send us your CRM. We score every account against signals and brief the top 25.

Pilot
$6,500
Scored plus 25 briefs, 14 days
Retainer
$3,500/mo
20 fresh briefs a month
See Enrichment pricing →

Common questions.

My CRM is a spreadsheet. Is that a problem?
No. We work with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, or a CSV export. The enriched records come back the same way you sent them.
What about private companies that do not file 10-Ks?
SEC filings cover roughly 12,000 public manufacturers. For private prospects we use customs records, hiring data, and trade press. About 60 percent of a typical mid-size pipeline gets enriched on the first pass.
How fresh is the data?
SEC filings refresh quarterly. US Customs runs a 30 to 60 day lag. Job postings and news are current.
Is my pipeline data safe?
Your CRM export sits in our AWS environment. It is never shared with third parties, and it is deleted within 30 days if you do not continue past the pilot.
How is this different from ZoomInfo or Apollo?
Those tools tell you who works where. This tells you why to call a company this quarter and what to open with. Different problem.
What happens after the pilot?
You keep every brief and the scored pipeline. The retainer is optional. Most pilots continue because the signals do not stop.

What we are. What we are not.

We are

  • + A research service for industrial sales teams
  • + A way to score your existing pipeline against real signals
  • + Briefs delivered into your CRM. HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho
  • + Manufacturing-literate. We read 10-Ks, HTS codes, and OEM job ladders

We are not

  • A list vendor. We do not sell names
  • A dialer or sequencer. We feed the one you have
  • A replacement for ZoomInfo. Run them in parallel
  • A horizontal B2B database. U.S. industrial only

Send us your CRM. Get it back scored.

We will pull a sample of your accounts, score them, and walk you through what we find. Thirty minutes. No deck.