Stop paying people to build lists.
Start the day with a ranked queue where every entry already answers why this company and why now.
List building is not the job
An SDR spending half their week in a data tool is an expensive researcher who also does outreach. The research is the part a system can do — what it cannot do is the judgement about whether the research is any good, which is why most automated lists get worked once and abandoned.
How Huntloop fits
Every entry shows its working
A score that decomposes into the criteria it matched, the trigger with the date it happened, and the evidence with a link. A rep who can see why a company is on the list can tell you when the list is wrong.
The queue is the dashboard
An SDR's workspace opens on today's outreach queue — who is ready to reach, and what to say — rather than on a pipeline summary written for their manager.
Disagreement is an input
When a rep overrules a verdict, that is recorded. After enough of them Huntloop asks what those companies had in common, and turns the answer into a scoring rule you can read before it runs.
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
- Where your best-performing sequences already land
- Job titles
- Specific enough to search — 'Head of Platform', not 'decision maker'
- Triggers
- The events that made your last five meetings happen
- Exclusions
- The titles that look right and never convert
Where Huntloop is the wrong tool
Huntloop will not send on a schedule without a person in the loop. If what you want is volume with nobody reading it, this is the wrong tool and will feel slow.
See what it finds for you
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