The lead pipeline that fills itself.
Tell us who you sell to, we find your best prospects and put the highets intent leads on your board. Each comes with the source and a first drafted email. You approve the emails, and hit send or let us contact new leads on auto-pilot.
Let your agents work the same board through our extensive API.
Nimbus Robotics · Head of Growth
Fathom Data · Founder
Palisade Systems · RevOps
Loop Systems · VP Sales
Moved by agent · 41s ago
Basalt Analytics · CEO
Anchor Metrics · COO
Cinder Cloud · CTO
Tell us what a good lead looks like. We take it from there.
Describe your ideal customer
Plain words, one text box. Who they are, what signals matter, who to skip. That brief is the whole setup: no filters, no field mapping.
Your briefSmall B2B teams, 2–10 people, doing founder-led sales. Good signs: hiring a first SDR, outgrowing spreadsheets, fresh seed round. Skip agencies and enterprise.
Our agents fan out
Our agents read the same brief and fan out across public signals every day. The first run can land leads within ten minutes. We score every candidate 0–100 against your words, and only the ones that clear your bar land.
The fleet10:04- Job postingsrunning · 214 fetched
- Claude scoutsearching the web
- Redditjudging 96 posts
- Funding newsreading 32 raises
- GitHub signalswatching 12 repos
- + 4 more running
We draft the email, and can send it
We attach a first email to every lead, written from the evidence. Approve the first five sends from an agent; after that it can send on its own, with every send logged.
Draft · Maya Kessler4 of 5 approvalsHi Maya, saw Ravel Freight is hiring three SDRs. Most teams feel their spreadsheet break right about now…
Approve & sendEdit
Not sure who buys yet? Race your best guesses.
Start with a few plausible customer types. Each gets its own rack, agents and outreach angle. Run them side by side and let approvals and replies reveal which ones look promising.
Seed-stage B2B SaaS hiring a first SDR
46 leads · 33% replies
Agencies outgrowing spreadsheets
18 leads · 18% fit · paused
Bootstrapped dev tools going outbound
6 leads · no signal yet
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We turn guesses into testable theses
Tell us what you sell. We’ll suggest a few customer types, why they might need you now and the angle most likely to resonate. Edit them, remove one or add your own.
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Each thesis gets its own rack
Every rack runs independently with its own brief and agents. They find and qualify leads in parallel while one scoreboard tracks which customer type earns the strongest signal.
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The evidence decides
Auto mode pauses weak racks and gradually gives the strongest ones more room to run. Pin any thesis you want to keep testing. Each week, we send a report giving you a quick overview.
“Workalong sells to companies that are hiring, and that signal can go stale within a week. Every day, the board has the ones that just posted, each with the job ad they wrote as evidence.”
We built leadrack because we kept running that search by hand and didn't like the alternatives. Now our agents run it, and we only see the ones worth acting on.
Ben Mann
Founder, Workalong and leadrack
Only leads that clear your bar.
We reject most of what we see. The companies that make the board arrive with the source, the reason they qualified, and a first email ready for review. You set the bar, and nothing sends until you've said so five times.
Daily runs
First leads within ten minutes
Run our agents now or put them on a daily schedule. We log every step: what we fetched, what we judged, what landed, and why.
- 10:04Job postingsfetched 214 · judged 38 · landed 3
- 10:07Claude scoutsearched the web · landed 5
- 10:09Redditread 96 pain-point posts · landed 2
- 10:116 drafts written, waiting for your review
- 10:12you open the board: 11 new leads
Evidence
Every lead comes with a reason to act now
A score against your brief, the agent that found it, and a link to the exact posting it came from.
Hiring 3 SDRs and a RevOps lead; building an outbound motion now.
Approvals
We ask before the first sends
Email drafts wait in your queue. Five approvals in a row is what it takes for an agent to earn sending unattended.
- Draft → Maya KesslerApproved
- Draft → Jonas DietrichApproved
- Draft → Priya TanWaiting on you
Agent API
Your agents work the same board
One key and an agent adds leads, fills in what it learns, and moves cards, with its name on every action. Run it twice, still one lead.
{ "stage": "contacted",
"contact": {
"email": "dana@loopsystems.io" } }Pricing
Flat for the whole team
$49–249 a month covers everyone, humans and agents alike. Your leads export any time, over CSV or the API.
$0per seat
A prospecting board that does the prospecting.
| leadrack | Per-seat CRMs | Enrichment platforms | AI SDRs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds new leads itself | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| A board your team works in | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Evidence link on every lead | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Emails earn autonomy via your approvals | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | sends on its own |
| Your agents work the board over an API | ✓ | rarely | partly | ✗ |
| Pricing | $49 flat / team | per seat, per month | credit packs | $750+ / month |
Your buyers are already leaving signals.
Our agents read the same brief and each sweep a different corner of the public internet: job boards, subreddits, SEC filings, news wires, rivals' repos, the threads where people complain about your competitors. Run one or run them all: each lead lands on the board scored, with the one line that explains why it's there.
Job postings
Hiring signals across HN, YC, RemoteOK and public ATS boards
Claude scout
Claude reads your brief, searches the web, proposes companies that fit
Pain-point posts in the subreddits your buyers ask for help in
Bluesky watcher
Pain-point posts matched to your search terms, no login needed
Ask HN
People describing the problem you solve, in their own words
Launches
Show HN and Product Hunt: brand-new companies, founders attached
Funding news
Fresh raises: budget, a mandate to grow, a hiring wave coming
SEC fresh raises
Form D filings on EDGAR: every US raise, before the press
GitHub signals
Issues on rivals' repos; companies building with your stack
Podcast guests
Founders on tour, named in the show notes of feeds you pick
Feed watcher
Any RSS wire you point it at, judged like everything else
News watcher
Expansions, exec hires and openings across a hundred thousand outlets
Search ads
Companies paying for Google ads on your keywords — budget in hand
Competitor watch
The people complaining about your competitors on HN, Bluesky and Reddit
Your own agents
Anything that finds people pushes into the same pipeline through the API
FAQ
Fair questions
The ones we'd ask before pointing agents at our own pipeline.
Who is leadrack for?
Small B2B teams selling without a sales department: founders doing sales themselves, teams making their first GTM hires, dev-tool companies whose buyers live on GitHub and Hacker News. If you have a RevOps team and an enrichment budget, the platforms in the comparison above will serve you better.
Where do the leads actually come from?
Public signals, through official APIs and feeds: the fourteen agents on the pipeline above. Nothing is scraped from behind a login, and every lead links to the public posting, thread, or episode it came from.
Will it email people without me?
Not until an agent has earned it. New agents draft; you review and send. Five approved sends in a row unlocks unattended sending (above a stricter score threshold, with unsubscribe and suppression handling on every message), and you can keep any agent in draft mode forever.
What happens when my monthly runs are used up?
We pause the fleet and say so in the run history. Nothing is deleted, nothing disappears from the board, and we pick back up when the month resets or you upgrade.
The agents found nothing this week. Is it broken?
Usually the judge is doing its job: everything it saw was scored against your brief and fell short, and you can read what it passed over. Sharpening the brief is almost always the fix; giving an agent more sources (more subreddits, more repos) is the second lever.
Do I have to migrate off my current CRM?
No. Keep your current CRM: our agents fill this board, and winners move along your existing process. CSV import and a full REST API are on every tier if you do want to bring everything over.
Can my own agents and tooling use it?
Yes, that's half the product. An API key gives your agent the same capabilities a human has: add leads, enrich contacts, move cards, send email through your verified domain. Everything it does lands on the lead's timeline, and anything that finds people becomes an agent with the same provenance as the built-in fleet.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. Every team starts on the free plan: one agent and a few runs a month, no card, no clock. That's enough to see real leads on your board within ten minutes. Upgrade when you're ready for the full fleet, cancel any time. And if you leave, your leads leave with you: full export any time, over CSV or the API.
Find the first leads now. Let the agents keep going daily.
Describe who you sell to and see what clears the bar.
Free to start, no card.
One flat price per team, whatever the fleet finds. Unlimited seats, leads, and pipelines on every plan.
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