Pings you the moment a buyer is ready.
BuyerPing fuses what buyers say in public with what they do on your site, resolves both to one named person, and hands you the receipt, before your competitors even know they're looking.
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Not who fits your ICP. Who's in-market this week.
The person publicly trashing your competitor's pricing on a Tuesday. The account that read your pricing page twice yesterday. The company that just raised a round and is restaffing. The reviewer who left two stars this morning. Every one of them is ready to talk, and right now, nobody's listening.
Public intent tells you who's in-market. Your first-party pixel tells you who's in-market for you. Neither half is the product. The fusion is.
How fusion works →"pricing out alternatives before Q3"
Visited /pricing twice yesterday
Listen → fuse → receipt → learn
One signal travels the length of the pipeline: heard in public, fused with your first-party data, then handed off with its receipt.
20+ public sources plus your own website and brand social: one Signal object, whatever the channel.
A public complaint and a private pricing-page visit, resolved to one human at one company.
The quote, the source, the permalink and the reasoning, attached to every lead.
Push into your stack, read the outcome back, and re-weight scoring. It compounds.
Five reasons a buyer moves, one engine that catches all five
The play that pays for itself in week one. We watch the public places your competitor's customers vent, and hand you the ones ready to leave, each with the quote that proves it.
If a lead has no receipt, it isn't a lead.
Every lead ships with the verbatim quote, the source, a working permalink, the intent classification and the model's one-sentence reasoning. The evidence justifies the outreach , it's for your rep, never a script to quote back.
"Our Cadence renewal came in 40% higher for seats we don't use, actively pricing out alternatives before Q3."
Why : time-bound switching intent tied to a renewal deadline; corroborated by two pricing-page visits.
Outbound, they deliver the lead. Inbound, they deliver the truth.
Every integration is a two-way contract. We push the lead into the stack you already sell from, and read the outcome back. A connector that can't pull is treated as degraded.
Lead + Receipt + approved draft
Sent · replied · call · meeting booked
Contact + company + deal
Stage change · won/lost · activity
Lead + opportunity
Stage changes · closed won/lost
Alert card + Good/Not-a-fit
One-click rep label, the cheapest training example
Gmail and Outlook connect read-only, we can't send even if we wanted to. You keep the domain, the deliverability and the relationship. Structurally immune to spam liability.
We surfaced 248 leads. You accepted 168, 31 replied, 14 booked a meeting, and 6 became customers.
$312k pipeline sourced · $74k closed won · $41 to find them · 1,804× return
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See it on your own competitors
Name three competitors and your domain. Your first receipts land in about a minute.