Bring your target list. We will tell you when each one wakes up.
Huntloop watches every account you name and surfaces the week one becomes reachable, instead of you checking.
The list is not the hard part
You already know the two hundred companies. What you cannot do is read all of their news, job boards and filings every week — so timing becomes luck, and the account you had been nursing for a year signs with somebody who happened to email in the right month.
How Huntloop fits
Import the list you already have
Paste a CSV or a set of domains. Huntloop qualifies them against your profile and starts watching, rather than trying to sell you a bigger list first.
It knows when something happened, separately from when it saw it
A six-month-old funding round found yesterday is still six months old. Most tools store one date and present stale news as a fresh trigger — which is how an account-based team learns to distrust alerts.
Discovery is optional
If your market is a fixed list, you can turn company search off entirely and use Huntloop purely as the thing that watches it.
A profile that works for this
Huntloop drafts yours from your website and shows which sentence each line came from. This is the shape it aims for.
- Example companies
- Your named accounts, as domains
- Triggers
- What has historically preceded a real conversation
- Sources
- The specific places your accounts appear
- Discovery
- Off, if the list is the whole market
Where Huntloop is the wrong tool
Huntloop cannot see inside an account. Everything it reports is public — news, hiring, filings, releases — so it complements whatever you know from relationships rather than replacing it.
See what it finds for you
Put in your domain. Two minutes, no card.