Your next customer just raised a round. Did you catch it?
Leadalise watches your market daily for priority accounts — hiring, funding, leadership changes — and hands you a ranked list of who to contact, with the evidence linked.
Leadalise
B2B buying-intent signals · Sales intelligence
Remote · founded 2024
86
Strong signal
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Raised a $24M Series B
3 days ago
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Hired a new VP of Revenue Operations
1 week ago
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Opened 6 roles on the data platform team
2 weeks ago
Every signal links back to where we found it. Scores fade as news gets older.
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How it works
From ICP to shortlist in minutes
- 01
Describe your ideal customer.
Industry, size, roles you sell to. About a minute.
- 02
Get your first who-and-why in minutes.
Tell us who you sell to — Leadalise finds matching companies and checks them right away: who's hiring, who just raised, who's changing leadership.
- 03
Then we keep watching.
Companies you choose to monitor stay under watch — daily for priority accounts; new signals surface the next morning, ranked by strength, with the source linked.
Every morning
One list, ranked by what actually happened
Your monitored companies, sorted by the strength of their evidence — the quiet ones stay at the bottom, and anything outside your ICP is marked, not hidden.
- 86Leadalise
B2B buying-intent signals · Remote · founded 2024
Raised a $24M Series B and opened 6 data-platform roles
- 74Halden Robotics
Industrial software · 140 employees
New VP of Revenue Operations started two weeks ago
- 52Meridian Freight
Logistics · 900 employees
Headcount up 12% this quarter, no funding news
- 19Corvid Media GroupOutside your ICP
Publishing · 60 employees
Quiet for now — nothing verified in the last 90 days
Why now
Fresh capital and a new revenue-operations owner in the same month, alongside six open data-platform roles — the team is being built out before the tooling decisions are made.
Evidence
Buying committee
Chief Revenue Officer
VP Revenue Operations
Head of Data Platform
One credit
Open an account and see the whole case
The report gathers the buying signals, the evidence behind each one, and who on the buying committee the change affects. Anything we could not link to a source is tagged unverified rather than quietly counted.
How the score works
Every score shows its work
No black-box ratings. Each account gets a signal strength you can open, question, and verify — down to the source.
Signal
Something changed: a round raised, a role opened, a leader hired.
Evidence
We keep the page it came from. No source, no score — it is tagged unverified.
Strength
What survives is ranked. Single signal types are capped; old news fades.
Signal strength, not gut feeling
Every account is scored by the strength of what's actually happening there.
Strong
Multiple recent, verified signals.
Moderate
Something worth watching.
Weak
Quiet for now.
Signals fade with time, unverified ones never raise a score, and accounts outside your ICP are clearly marked.
The Tuesday-morning difference
Without Leadalise
Tabs open across job boards, funding news, and LinkedIn. An hour of scanning, a few notes, and the nagging feeling you missed the account that mattered.
With Leadalise
One list, ranked by signal strength. What changed, when it changed, and the source link for each signal — before your first coffee is cold.
We show our work
Every signal links to its public source. Scores decay as news gets old. If we can't verify it, it doesn't count. You'll never have to take our word for it.
From the founder
In more than a decade of building SaaS companies — some acquired, some scaled, some that taught me expensive lessons — my costliest losses were never the deals I lost. They were the ones I never saw: the perfect-fit company that raised a round, hired a sales team, and chose a competitor while I was buried in tabs researching the wrong accounts. Even winning teams lose this way — we find out too late.
Leadalise is my answer to "too late." It watches your market daily for your priority accounts and hands you the shortlist: who's worth contacting, why now — with the evidence attached, so you're trusting facts, not a black box.
— Yer, founder of Leadalise
Simple plans, honest limits
Starter
$199.20/mo$249
Founding price · 20% off
- 100 full account reports / mo
- 1000 companies monitored
- 3 ICP profiles
- 3 seats
- Every signal linked to its source
- Buying committee, weekly digest, HubSpot sync, CSV and PDF export
Growth
$559.20/mo$699
Founding price · 20% off
- 200 full account reports / mo
- 3000 companies monitored
- 10 ICP profiles
- 5 seats
- Every signal linked to its source
- Buying committee, weekly digest, HubSpot sync, CSV and PDF export
Scale
$1,192/mo$1,490
Founding price · 20% off
- 300 full account reports / mo
- 7500 companies monitored
- 25 ICP profiles
- 10 seats
- Every signal linked to its source
- Buying committee, weekly digest, HubSpot sync, CSV and PDF export
Early birds lock 20% off for as long as your subscription stays active. Cancel, and standard pricing applies if you return. Limited spots.
Each report bundles the account's buying signals, the linked evidence, and buying-committee context.
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From the blog
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