Plon finds buyers with a documented reason to talk to you now and books the meetings — a flat-fee pilot sprint, then you pay per meeting, not per seat.
Founder-run · five pilot slots · delivered personally
| Company | Signal | Why now | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parcelio | Launch | Shipped pricing page this week | Meeting booked |
| Kwanta AI | Hiring | First AE job post, still no SDR | Replied |
| Relayo | Stack change | Founder thread on migrating off Zapier | Meeting booked |
| Nordbase | Funding | Pre-seed announced 12 days ago | Sent |
| Craftlane | Complaint | Venting about junk leads on X | Replied |
You bring the product, the competitors and your target hypotheses. We pick the sharpest first ICP — narrow enough to actually learn from.
We mine public buying signals — launches, hires, stack changes, complaints — and build a short list where every lead carries evidence and a reason to write today.
Signal-backed messages, sent in dozens, not thousands. Every reply gets read, classified and turned into the next move — sharper ICP, sharper message, or a booked meeting.
You end the week with conversations in motion and a written read of the market: what resonated, what got rejected, and what to change next.
A lead without a reason is spam. Every prospect we hand you carries a public, checkable signal — and the source it came from.
We're early and building our track record in public — pilot pricing reflects that. If the first batch of outreach produces no usable signal, we run a second iteration on us.
If you launched and the market went quiet, that silence is a signal too. A sprint tells you what it means — and gets the first real conversations on your calendar.