A hunt that never stops
Every morning it searches the open web for fresh, dated evidence: RFPs and tenders, processor migrations, payments launches, payments hiring, funding, new executives, expansion.
For partner acquisition & sales teams
A standing hunt for vertical software with a credible, dated reason to launch, move or monetize payments — scored on fit, timing and whether the deal is genuinely winnable, with a source behind every claim.
Private workspace · managers run the hunt and issue the list to their team · no autonomous outreach
Vertical SaaS · field service
Contestable now · est. volume cited · buyer named
Vertical SaaS · practice mgmt
Quiet fit · est. volume cited · buyer named
Vertical SaaS · logistics
Watch · est. volume cited · buyer named
Why teams run on it
One manager runs the hunt. Every rep gets a short, qualified list — not another search engine, not a pile of raw names.
Every company is scored 70+ on payment fit, timing, contestability and sales access before it reaches a list. Weak matches never surface — your team opens a list of real opportunities, not raw names.
The buyer is named with a public source, the incumbent evidenced, the estimated volume priced at your rates. Reps walk into calls briefed — the homework happens before anyone dials.
Daily, across every industry, on your criteria — RFPs, migrations, launches, hiring. The manager issues the morning list; the team spends the day selling, not searching.
What you get
Five defensible partners beat fifty names. Everything here exists to make one decision easier: is this worth a call this week?
Every morning it searches the open web for fresh, dated evidence: RFPs and tenders, processor migrations, payments launches, payments hiring, funding, new executives, expansion.
Companies making payments moves right now, and companies that should be monetizing payments but aren't — real recurring money flowing through the product, no payments product, no incumbent to displace.
Payment fit, timing, displacement and sales access add up to one number, and every score shows the factors behind it. Anything under the bar never reaches your list.
Contestable now, watch, or locked in with a provider — plus the integration read: public API, developer docs, marketplace, mobile, and the payment integrations they already advertise.
Estimated annual processing volume as a range built only from cited inputs, and what that means in revenue at your own basis points. No invented numbers, ever.
The named buyer with their title and the public source, plus a draft that leads with the trigger, the payment hypothesis and the business impact — then asks one real question.
The daily loop
Daily, across every industry, on your criteria.
Each find is enriched, sourced and scored.
Keep or dismiss in a couple of keystrokes.
With a reason the buyer recognizes.
Processors, volumes, customer counts, executive roles — each one is labelled verified fact, strong inference, estimate or unknown. A provider is never guessed because it is common in the industry. If it can't be evidenced, it says unknown and tells you what was checked.