establishing signalv1.0-signalOutryn researches your market every month and hands you twenty accounts who show real buying behaviour right now. Each one comes with the evidence. You send the outreach from your own inbox.
Five accounts, free, from your actual market.
No call required to see them.
You send outreach. Some of it lands. Most of it goes to companies who were never going to buy this quarter, and you find that out four emails in.
More tools do not fix that. More sequences do not fix that. Sending two thousand emails instead of two hundred only spreads the same guess across a larger list.
The question is not how to write to more companies. The question is which twenty companies are actually in market this month, and how you would know.
Every month you receive twenty accounts. For each one you get the company, the trigger we found, the evidence behind it, the person to contact, and the reason to contact them now.
The trigger
The specific event that puts this company in market. A hiring pattern, a leadership change, a funding round, a product or pricing move, a stated public commitment.
the event, not a scoreThe evidence
Where we found it and when. Linked, dated, verifiable.
linked and datedThe read
What we think the trigger predicts, and how confident we are. We say when we are guessing.
we say when we guessThe contact
Who owns this problem inside the company, and the angle that fits the trigger.
owner and angleOpened three RevOps roles in eleven days, all naming "outbound reporting" and "pipeline hygiene" in the spec. First RevOps hires the company has ever posted.
- Careers page, three postings, 22 Aug 2026. Archived copy on file.
- New VP Revenue announced on LinkedIn, 06 Aug 2026.
- Q2 investor update: "tightening commercial reporting". 30 Jul 2026.
A new VP Revenue hiring their own RevOps bench usually buys tooling inside the first ninety days. Confidence: high on the intent, medium on the timing. We have not seen a budget signal yet, so treat the window as the next quarter, not this month.
She owns the reporting problem she was hired to fix. Angle: lead with the three open RevOps roles and what the first ninety days usually cost. Do not lead with your product.
One call. Your last ten closed deals, your last ten losses, your deal size, your market. Forty five minutes.
We learn your good account
We track trigger events across your market every month. Not a scraped list. Research, with a person reading the source.
We research
Twenty accounts with evidence, delivered on the same day each month.
You get the brief
From your domain, in your voice, with your name on it. Your inbox reputation stays yours.
You send
We are not an AI sales rep.
No autonomous agent sends mail on your behalf.
We do not guarantee meetings.
We can tell you which companies are in market. We cannot make them reply to a weak offer.
We do not send from your domain by default.
Sending is a separate service, capped permanently at five clients, and most clients should not buy it.
We are not a data vendor.
You are not buying rows. You are buying twenty researched accounts and the reasoning behind each one.
We will decline you on the first call if the fit is wrong.
Cheaper for both of us.
- +You sell B2B services or software into the US, UK, or EU
- +Your deal size is 8,000 dollars or more
- +You have one to three closers and no SDR team
- +The founder still sources most of the pipeline
- +You can act on twenty accounts a month
- −You sell only inside India, where a junior SDR costs less than we do
- −Your deal size is under 8,000 dollars
- −You need volume rather than precision
- −You want someone to run your outbound end to end
One brief. Twenty accounts with full evidence. You decide afterwards. No commitment either way.
take the pilotTwenty accounts a month, delivered on a fixed date. A monthly review call. Cancel with thirty days notice.
start the retainerWe send as well as research. This tier is capped permanently at five accounts and we will usually tell you to take the retainer instead.
ask on the callA junior SDR in India costs more than the retainer, takes three months to ramp, and does not come with a sample of the work before you hire.
Most outbound does not fail at the copy. It fails at the list. I would rather read twenty companies properly than send two thousand emails and call the silence a market signal.
I read every account in every brief. Before Outryn I spent my time doing this research for my own pipeline, which is how I learned that the trigger event, not the template, decides whether a reply happens.
How is this different from an intent data tool?
Intent tools give you a score. We give you the event, the source, and the date. You can disagree with our reasoning because you can see it.
Why only twenty accounts?
Who writes the emails?
What if the accounts are wrong?
Do you work with agencies?
Where are you based?
Tell us what you sell and who you sell to. We will research five companies in your market and send them over with the evidence. If the work is not good, you have lost one form and ten minutes.