Accounts identified from live signals, the right people found and verified, every row scored against your ICP and delivered into the CRM or sequence tool before the first call of the day. The infrastructure under prospecting, run by autonomous AI agents.
Firmographics, technographics, hiring, funding, news, intent, people and verification behind one objective.
Hiring, funding, technology adoption and change, news, relationships, intent, growth and leadership moves.
A contact lookup that finds nothing costs nothing; only found, verified rows bill.
Every write into a CRM, sequence or ad account waits for a person; research never does.
Filters in one tool, a lookup in a second, a verifier in a third, a spreadsheet to hold it together. By the time the list is clean the hiring signal that made an account interesting is three weeks old.
The account that just raised, just hired a new VP or just adopted a competing product is reachable this month. Nobody has time to read job boards and filings, so outreach goes out in alphabetical order.
Purchased lists bounce, pattern-guessed emails burn domains, and a rep discovers the champion left the company from the auto-reply. Every bad row costs a send and a bit of sender reputation.
Companies identified by hiring, funding, technology adoption, buying intent, similarity to your best customers or location, then filtered by the industries, sizes, geographies and technologies in your ICP.
Titles, seniorities and departments resolved to named people at each account; work emails and direct phones found through a waterfall of sources and verified before the row is counted.
Every row carries a fit score against the ICP and the reasons behind it, so the call sheet starts with the accounts most worth the morning and nobody argues with a black box.
The list lands in HubSpot, Pipedrive or Attio as an approval batch, in Lemlist or Instantly as a paused campaign, or in a sheet sorted by signal with the why-now beside each name.
One sentence, or nothing at all: the workspace ICP already holds industries, sizes, geographies, technologies, titles and the signals worth acting on.
Agents query company indexes by firmographics, technographics, hiring and funding, and expand from your best customers to lookalikes.
The buying committee at each account by title and seniority, with a person reference the next step can buy details for.
Emails and phones found source by source and verified; firmographics, technographics and the latest signal attached to each row.
Fit scores with reasons, duplicates merged, role accounts and suppressed companies removed, risky addresses held aside.
A persistent list you can refresh, exported as CSV or pushed into the CRM and sequence tool after a one-click approval.
Every Monday the agents find companies in your ICP that posted the roles your product relieves, identify the executive who owns the pain, verify a way to reach them and stage a CRM batch.
Ten best customers in, two hundred companies that look like them out: same size band, same stack, same buying signals, scored for fit and deduplicated against the CRM.
Companies that adopted a complementary or competing product in the last 30 days, with the person most likely to own it, so the pitch lands while the decision is fresh.
Every business of a category in a city with a 4.5 rating and a website, resolved to a domain, with an owner or manager contact found where one exists.
| By hand | With AstroFabric | |
|---|---|---|
| Building the list | Three tools, a spreadsheet and a morning | One objective, a few minutes of agent time |
| Why-now | Guessed, or skipped | The signal that qualified the account, dated, on every row |
| Contact quality | Pattern guesses and old exports | Waterfall-found emails, verified before they count |
| Fit | Whoever matched the filter | Scored against your ICP, with reasons |
| Cost of a miss | Paid whether or not it was found | Free; only found rows bill |
| Delivery | CSV upload, column mapping, duplicates | Approved push into CRM or sequence, deduped |
Companies that posted the roles your product exists to relieve, the VP identified and verified, pushed to the CRM with the posting quoted.
Ten reference accounts expanded to two hundred lookalikes on stack, size and signals, scored for fit and delivered as a refreshable list.
Executive sponsor, functional head and operator identified at each account, emails verified, loaded into Lemlist as a paused sequence.
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
Identifying, enriching and verifying run inside the credit ceiling with no gate. A push into the CRM or a sequence tool is staged for a person to approve exactly as previewed.
Customers, open opportunities, competitors and anyone on the workspace suppression list are removed before a list leaves the platform.
The signal, the source capability and the verification status ride with each contact, so a rep can see why the account is on the list and how sure the data is.
People data comes from licensed providers. The agents never scrape member networks or send messages in your name.
The layer that turns an ideal customer profile into a verified, scored prospect list on demand: company identification from signals, people discovery, contact finding and verification, fit scoring, deduplication and delivery into your CRM or sequence tool, run by autonomous agents rather than assembled by hand.
Hiring for specific roles, funding rounds, technology adoption or replacement, buying-intent topics, news such as launches, expansions and partnerships, leadership changes and similarity to your best customers. Any of them can seed a list or be attached to rows as the why-now.
Emails are found through a waterfall of licensed sources and checked by a verifier before the row counts; risky and catch-all addresses are held aside and labeled. Direct phones are found where a licensed source has one. A lookup that finds nothing costs nothing.
In a persistent list you can refresh and export, and, after a one-click approval, in HubSpot, Pipedrive or Attio as contacts and companies, in Lemlist or Instantly as a paused campaign, or in a Google Sheet. The console, the REST API, the MCP server and the CLI all read the same list.
Onboarding drafts an ICP from your website, you confirm or edit it in Settings, and every discovery, search and scoring step uses it by default. A mission can override any field in plain language for a one-off list.
No. The agents write first touches from each row’s evidence and load them into your outreach tool as drafts or paused sequences; sending stays with your team and your tools.
A verified contact is a few credits; company identification and enrichment are a few credits per row; scoring, deduplication and exports are free. Every rate shows in the console before the work runs and misses on contact finding are free.
Yes. Every capability is a tool on the REST API, the MCP server and the CLI, so an outbound agent you already run can ask for the twenty best-fit accounts from a list as JSON, with signals and verified contacts attached.
Describe who you sell to. The first verified, scored prospect list lands in minutes, and the next one refreshes itself.