You are the pipeline, and you have four hours a week for it.
Huntloop is the research team you cannot hire yet. It arrives with a short list and the reason for every name on it.
The problem is not finding companies
It is finding the twenty minutes to work out which of them is worth an email this week, and then having something to say that is not obviously templated. Most tools give you more names. The names were never the bottleneck.
How Huntloop fits
It starts from your own site
You give Huntloop your website. It reads what you sell, who buys it and what problem it solves, then drafts the customer profile that follows — and shows you which sentence each line came from, so you can correct it rather than accept it.
It leads with why now
The dashboard a founder gets opens on what changed in your market this week and who is worth your next hour, because that is the only question you have time to ask.
Nothing sends without you
Huntloop drafts. You approve. There is no autonomous mode, which matters more when the sender's name is also the company's.
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.
- Segments
- The two or three markets you have actually closed in
- Company size
- One band. Narrower than feels comfortable
- Triggers
- Funding, a relevant hire, a launch that implies the problem
- Never a fit
- The deals you regret taking
Where Huntloop is the wrong tool
If you have not closed anyone yet, the profile is a hypothesis rather than a pattern. Huntloop will say so — an ICP drafted from a site with no customers behind it comes back thin, and thin is the honest answer.
See what it finds for you
Put in your domain. Two minutes, no card.