Great for sales reps and go-to-market teams who want to know what their prospects are already running before they call.

Know What Software Your Prospects Use Before You Ever Reach Out

Add any list of company websites and find out which tools they're running — CRM, marketing software, analytics, and more. Filter to the right accounts and personalize your pitch before you reach out.

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Features

No code needed. Paste your domain list, set what you're looking for, and run.

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See what tools they're running

Find the software a company uses by scanning their public web presence — page code, headers, job listings, and more.

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Filter by software type

Filter accounts by what they use: 'has Salesforce', 'no email tool', 'runs Shopify'. Cut your list down to only the right-fit accounts.

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Find who's using your competitors

Flag every account running a competing product — then build a targeted campaign to win them over.

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Score accounts by integration fit

Score accounts based on how many of your integrations they already use. The more overlap, the better the fit.

Auto-sort accounts by fit level

Each account gets a fit score — High, Medium, or Low — based on the tools you care about. Your best accounts rise to the top automatically.

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Write better cold emails

Every row includes the detected tools — so you can open with 'I noticed you're using X' instead of a generic intro.

How It Works

Up and running in minutes.

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Add your company list

Paste a list of website domains — one per row.

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Tell it what to look for

Set which tools matter to you — specific products, categories, or competitor names.

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Run the scan

Each domain gets scanned. You get back a list of detected tools, each with a confidence level.

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Sort and focus

Accounts are scored and sorted. The ones that fit best land at the top of your outreach list.

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Perfect For

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Target everyone using your competitor

Find every prospect running a competitor and hit them with a targeted 'time to switch' message.

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Pitch around what they already use

Find accounts that already run your key integrations — then sell the connection, not the product.

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Rank your whole prospect list by fit

Score every account on your list by how well their tools match what you're looking for. Work the best fits first.

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Make cold emails feel warm

Reference what they're actually using in your opening line. It's the easiest way to not sound like a template.

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Understand what your market runs on

See which tools show up most in your target market — useful for positioning and knowing where to focus.

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Find the best co-marketing targets

Find which of your integration partner's customers also match your target profile — perfect for co-marketing.

Simple Pricing

One payment. Lifetime access. No subscriptions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this template

How is tech stack detected?

We scan public signals: JavaScript code on their website, page headers, job postings that mention specific tools, and technology partner data. These are combined to figure out what they're likely using.

How accurate is tech stack detection?

It depends on the tool. For products that embed code on websites — like HubSpot, Salesforce, or Intercom — accuracy is 85–95%. For backend tools that leave no public trace, it's more like 50–70%.

What categories of tools are covered?

CRM, marketing automation, email tools, analytics, e-commerce, customer support, advertising, and 50+ other categories.

Can I detect specific versions of a tool?

Sometimes, if the version is visible in the page code. Most of the time you'll get which tool they use, not which version.