In-market accounts this week
Target accounts ranked by intent trajectory on your topics, the top twenty-five posted to #sales with the topics, the timeline and verified contacts attached.
The companies and contacts researching your category right now, ranked by intent trajectory, enriched with the people who decide, verified, and delivered as a list, an audience or a sequence before the window closes.
Topics, the companies researching them and the contacts inside those companies, with a timeline per account.
Rising, steady and fading read per account so the list leads with the ones moving now.
ICP scoring and suppression run before intent ranks the list, so poor fits never reach a rep.
New in-market accounts delivered with the committee verified to the CRM, Slack or the owner.
The feed says forty companies are researching your category. It does not say who inside them, whether you can reach them, or which ones were also researching last quarter and never bought.
Research precedes a decision by weeks. By the time the list is exported, enriched and handed to a rep, the shortlist is drawn.
Half the accounts researching the topic are students, competitors and companies too small to buy. A raw intent list burns rep time.
The topics your buyers research, the companies researching them and the contacts inside those companies, with a timeline that shows rising or fading.
Intent crossed with your ICP and suppression lists, so the list holds accounts that fit and are moving, ranked by trajectory.
The people who decide at each in-market account resolved by role, with emails and phones verified before the row counts.
In-market accounts pushed to the CRM with the intent evidence, shaped into a retargeting audience, or staged as a sequence, the same day.
Describe your category and the problems you solve; the agents map them to intent topics and show the set for you to add or remove.
Companies researching those topics, with a timeline per account showing when interest started and whether it is rising or fading.
Intent crossed with the ICP and suppression lists, so students, competitors, customers and companies too small to buy drop out.
Economic buyer, champion and evaluator resolved by role at each in-market account, with contacts involved in the research where available.
Emails and phones found through licensed sources and verified before the row counts; risky rows held aside.
In-market accounts to the CRM with the intent evidence, shaped into a retargeting audience or staged as a paused sequence, the same day.
Target accounts ranked by intent trajectory on your topics, the top twenty-five posted to #sales with the topics, the timeline and verified contacts attached.
For every account in the list, when interest started, whether it is rising, and which topics, charted per account in the sheet the team already uses.
This month’s in-market companies and their decision makers as a customer-match file, a Meta audience and a paused sequence, from one cohort.
Accounts that researched last quarter without buying flagged beside this quarter’s rise, so a rep knows whether this is a first look or a return.
| By hand | With AstroFabric | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | A dashboard of company names | A ranked list with the committee verified |
| Fit | Students, competitors and tiny companies included | ICP-scored and suppressed before ranking |
| Timing | A score with no direction | Trajectory and start date per account |
| People | Unknown | Economic buyer, champion and evaluator, verified |
| Speed | Export, enrich, hand off, weeks | In the CRM and Slack the same day |
| Destinations | A CSV | CRM, audience and paused sequence from one cohort |
Target accounts ranked by intent trajectory on your topics, the top 25 posted to #sales with context and verified contacts.
For the accounts in the list, when interest started, whether it is rising, and which topics, charted per account.
This month’s in-market companies and their decision makers as an upload file for the campaign built for them.
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
Every in-market account carries the topics, the timeline and the source on the record, so a rep knows why now.
ICP scoring and suppression run before intent ranks the list, so competitors, customers and poor fits never reach a rep.
CRM upserts, audience pushes and sequence loads park in the approval queue with the rows shown.
Which companies are researching the topics you name, how that interest is trending over time, and where available which contacts inside them are involved. The Signals Agent reads all three, crosses them with your ICP and suppression lists, and ranks by trajectory so accounts moving now lead the list.
Describe your category and the problems you solve in plain language and the agent maps them to the intent taxonomy, showing you the topics it chose so you can add or remove. Topic sets are saved to the workspace and refined as you learn which ones precede deals.
A standing watch reads intent on the cadence you set, daily during a push, and delivers new in-market accounts with verified contacts to the CRM, Slack or the owner the same day, approval-gated. The retargeting audience refreshes from the same cohort.
Intent shows research behavior on topics, which precedes a decision by weeks; business signals such as hiring, funding and technology change show what a company did. The agents read both per account, so a list can lead with accounts that fit, are researching your topics and just hired for the problem.
Yes. A standing watch on a list or the whole ICP reads intent on the cadence you set, daily during a push, and fires when an account crosses the trajectory threshold you choose. Each alert arrives with the topics, the timeline, verified contacts and a proposed next step for approval.
From licensed intent sources that observe research activity across business content and publish under their own compliance frameworks. The platform records the topics, the trajectory and the observation dates per account, crosses them with your ICP, and never scrapes member networks or personal browsing.
Plans start at $65 per month with credits included. Reading intent for a set of topics costs a few credits per company returned, contact-level intent and verification a few more, and misses are free. The mission states its estimate before it runs against a ceiling you set.
This week’s in-market accounts, committee verified, in your CRM today.