Pre-launch · 1 October 2026

Turn the entire market into a shortlist.

LeadAtomic searches thousands of companies, researches the promising ones and surfaces the prospects that actually fit your business.

Join the waitlist10,441 searched · 2,366 worth researching · 533 worth an email
What that looks like
Never heard of us? Here is the whole idea in plain words

Every score ships with its reasons.

Open any account and the signals, their weights, what was ruled out, and how confident we are in each one are on the record.

No bought lists. Ever.

Discovery runs live search against queries built from your ICP. There is no purchased list and no resold database anywhere in the pipeline.

We research fewer companies, further.

Every account on your list has been through the full chain — fit, evidence, contact verification — before it reaches you. That costs money per account, which is why the allowance has a ceiling.

Verified before the draft, not at discovery.

Addresses are checked by a paid verification service when the draft is written, not weeks earlier when the company was found. Send volume stays under the thresholds by design.

Each of these is checked against the code that has to be true for it. How we handle sending and consent

Most outbound fails before the first email is written.

It isn’t a copywriting problem. It’s a targeting and evidence problem, and it compounds with every send.

Lists that look big and convert small

A bought database is a snapshot of companies that fit a filter. It cannot tell you which of them had a reason to hear from you this quarter.

What it costs

Weeks emailing companies that were never going to buy, and a pipeline number that was never real.

Outreach that reads like everyone else's

Generic mail-merge burns your domain reputation and your name before a real conversation starts — and the recipients worth having are the ones who notice first.

What it costs

A sender reputation and a personal name that are slow to rebuild once they're spent.

Research that eats your selling time

Reading a funding announcement, a job spec, and a stack page to work out whether one company is worth a first email takes about fifteen minutes. Multiply that by a market.

What it costs

Your most expensive hours spent sorting, instead of on the shortlist that came out of the sorting.

Every account arrives with its case.

Not a score you have to take on faith. The signals, where each one came from, what got ruled out, and how confident we are in each — so you can disagree with any of it in about thirty seconds.

  • Funding, hiring and growth signals are in public sources.confidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source
  • Need is inferred from company shape and trigger.confidence: inferredprobability drawn from company shape and timing, not a confirmed fact
  • Whether they want it today.confidence: not observablenobody can see this from outside the company, including us

That last row is the one nobody else shows you. We can tell you who is worth a first email and why. Whether they want it is what the email is for.

What we can see, infer, and can’t see

Researched account

Northwind Clinical Systems

northwindclinical.com · Boston, MA · health-tech platform · B2B SaaS

Fit score

0

of 100

  • funding_signalSeries C, $120M, announced 11 June 2026company newsroom+24confidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source
  • headcount180–260, up from 140 twelve months agocareers page + profile+12confidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source
  • hiring_nowtrue — 9 open roles, 3 in platform securityown careers page+18confidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source
  • sales_stack_signalsHubSpot, Outreach, Segmentsite markup+8confidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source
  • icp_fitHandles regulated patient data at a scale that usually forces a formal audit+21confidence: inferredprobability drawn from company shape and timing, not a confirmed fact
  • budget_readinessPost-raise, hiring into the function you sell to+14confidence: inferredprobability drawn from company shape and timing, not a confirmed fact
  • buying_intentNot knowable from outside. Nobody here has raised a hand.confidence: not observablenobody can see this from outside the company, including us

Ruled out

  • in_house_capabilityChecked — no security engineering leadership listed
  • recent_vendorChecked — no competing vendor named on site or in news
recipientr.okafor@northwindclinical.compublished on site · checked at draft timeconfidence: verifieddocumented fact with a source

Drafted opener · awaiting your approval

“Congratulations on the June round. Three of your nine open roles are in platform security, which usually means the audit conversation is already happening internally rather than being something someone still has to raise.”

written from: funding_signal, hiring_now

Represented account. The fields, the score reasons and the confidence markers are the product’s real output format; the company is an illustration, not a customer.

One system from first signal to a draft you can stand behind.

Finding companies is the easy part. The product is the chain that decides what deserves your time, your money, and your name — and refuses to spend any of the three without a reason it can show you.

Find

Discovery that starts with reality

Live search against queries built from your ICP, in the market and segment you define. Every candidate is resolved to a real company and deduplicated against what we already know before anything expensive happens.

Score

Rules first. AI only for ambiguity.

Cheap deterministic filters handle the obvious calls. Only the genuinely ambiguous accounts get bounded AI review, and that review returns reasons and a confidence rather than a verdict on its own.

Research

Research only the accounts that earned it

Shortlisted companies get the deep pass: what they do, who they sell to, funding and hiring signals, sales stack, risk flags, and contacts with a verification verdict on each address.

Reach

Drafts that respect your name

Outreach is written from the research and names the signal it came from. It queues for your review, and a message that cannot carry a sender identity and a working unsubscribe link does not send at all.

89% of what we find is discarded before it costs anything.

These are the real totals from development and pilot running, not a projection. The narrowing is the product: cheap checks run on everything, and only what survives them is expensive.

  • 01Discover10,441candidates found
  • 02Score10,441scored against ICP rules
  • 03Triage561shortlisted
  • 04Research2,366researched in depth
  • 05Reach533contacted
Development and pilot data, 26 May 2026 to 3 September 2026. Seven workspaces plus internal testing. Bars are log-scaled. We do not publish a reply rate — see below for why.

The maths we can actually stand behind.

A market of 1,200 companies takes roughly fifteen minutes each to research properly. That’s 300 hours. LeadAtomic does the first pass and hands you a few dozen accounts with the reasoning attached, so your judgement gets spent on the shortlist instead of on the sorting.

What we don’t publish

We don’t publish reply rates. We haven’t run enough campaigns to have a number worth trusting, and we’d rather say that than model one. When there is a figure that survives scrutiny, it will appear here with the sample size next to it.

533 messages sent so far. Not enough.

Automation you can earn your way into.

You set the rules, inspect the reasoning, and decide how much control to keep. Nothing about that decision is irreversible, and the steps that carry your name keep their gate for as long as you want them to.

  • Define the market, segment, ICP, exclusions, and brand voice up front.
  • Keep approval on every draft while trust is still being earned.
  • Move toward automation one step at a time, and only where you want to.
  • The steps that carry your name keep their approval gate for as long as you want them to.

Automation control

Automate what you trust

2 / 4 automated
  • Discover

    Finds new companies on a schedule

  • Score & triage

    Shortlists and discards on its own

  • Research

    You pick what gets researched

  • Reach out

    Nothing sends without your approval

You keep approval on the steps that carry your name, and automate the busywork underneath. Your call, any time.

We can see fit and trigger. We cannot see intent.

No dataset contains whether a company is currently looking for what you sell, whether they already have a supplier, or whether the budget survived the last board meeting. Any tool that says otherwise is selling a guess with more confidence than it earned. So the product doesn’t qualify — it makes qualifying cheap.

What we can see, what we infer, and what nobody can see

Built for teams where outbound is a person, not a department.

If your pipeline depends on a handful of busy people making good calls fast, LeadAtomic does the research and queues the decisions.

Security, compliance, and technical consultancies selling into a narrow, evidenced fit.

For firms whose service only makes sense for companies in a particular situation — a raise, a new regulated product, a hiring pattern that says the problem just became someone's job.

  • Fit for this kind of service is a shape, not an industry code: what they handle, at what volume, under what obligation. That shape is what the research looks for.
  • Every account arrives with the trigger that put it there and the source that trigger came from, so a first email can reference something real.
  • Your prospects check claims for a living. So does the research: an inference is marked as an inference, and what nobody can see is marked as unobservable.
Open the specialist B2B page

Three plans. Same product. Different monthly ceiling.

You’re paying for a month of research capacity, up to a limit — not a bag of credits. The plans differ by how many accounts get researched; the evidence chain and the sending protections run the same way on all three.

Starter

$29/mo

up to 20 researched accounts a month

Founders

$149/mo

up to 150 researched accounts a month

Growth

$299/mo

up to 325 researched accounts a month

Fair questions, straight answers.

A set number of researched accounts. Each one is a real company that matched your ICP rules and had at least one documented trigger — funding, hiring, a shift in what they're building — with the evidence for each signal, contact details and their verification status, and a drafted opener written from that evidence. What you don't get is intent. Nothing here tells you a company is currently shopping. We can show you who's worth a first email and why. Whether they want it is what the email is for.

The longer version of the intent answer — what we can observe, what we infer, and what nobody can see from outside a company — is written out here.

Reserve your spot before we launch.

We launch on 1 October 2026. Join the waitlist for first-come-first-served early access, with launch pricing locked for your first 12 months.

No newsletter. No drip campaign. We email you as we approach launch.

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