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#find buyers

Named buyers, each with a reason to write now.

Describe who you sell to in your own words. Sealrep finds the companies and people who match your ideal customer and shows why each one is worth a message this week.

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  • People who match your ideal customer
  • A reason on every row
  • Licensed data sources
sealrep · leads · northloop.studio
N

Northloop Studio

northloop.studio

Fit

94

Why now

Hiring 2 in client services· 2dPosted about losing a retainer· 5d

Priya Raman · Founder

Halden Freight · Tom Achebe

New VP of sales from SaaS

88

Brightwell Dental · Dr. Sara Lind

Opened a third location

81
Example data
#how it finds them

Not a bigger list. A better one.

  • 01

    Starts from your words

    Who you sell to, in plain language: the kind of company, the role, what should be true now.

  • 02

    Looks for a reason

    Hiring, funding, a new leader, a post, a visit to your pricing page: something that makes now the moment.

  • 03

    Checks the contact

    The right person at the company, with a work email found and checked before anything is sent.

#your words in, names out

Say who you sell to. Get names, each with a reason.

01who you sell to

Who
Founders, owners and heads of sales
Where
Service businesses and small B2B teams, 2 to 50 people
Right now
Hiring, just raised, or new in the role
Never
Current clients, partners, competitors

Drafted from your website. Change any line in your own words.

Sealrep · Leads

025 match this week

03why this one, why now

N

Northloop Studio

northloop.studio

Fit

94

Why now

Hiring 2 in client services· 2dPosted about losing a retainer· 5d

Priya Raman · Founder

Work email found and checked

Example data
#the detail

Finding buyers is research, not a database export.

What it is

Most lead lists are big and stale: thousands of names that matched a filter once. The people worth writing to this week are a much smaller group, the ones who match your ideal customer and have a reason to care now.

How Sealrep does it

Sealrep starts from your description of who you sell to, in plain words. It looks for companies that match, then for a reason to write now: a job post, a funding round, a new leader, a post about the problem, a visit to your pricing page. Every company on the list carries that reason, so you can see why it is there.

The research reads company sites, hiring signals and licensed data providers, looked up when needed rather than pulled from a shared database of scraped people. The catalogue behind it holds more than 2,600 data endpoints from 47 providers.

What you control

You approve the list before anyone on it is contacted. Remove a company and say why, and the next list reflects it. Add companies you already know, and block the ones you never want to hear from Sealrep: clients, partners, competitors.

#getting started

Your first list in three steps.

  1. 015 min

    Describe your buyer

    Paste your website and a few lines about your best customers. Sealrep drafts the description; you correct it.
  2. 02

    Review the first companies

    A short list with the reason each one fits. Remove the wrong ones and Sealrep learns what you meant.
  3. 03

    Send it to a channel

    Approve the list and choose where to start: email, LinkedIn, or both. The same notes follow each company.

See the whole process

  • # what it connects to

    2,600+ data endpoints · 47 providers. Sealrep reads them to find who is worth writing to.

    Catalogue: treg.to · 2,630 endpoints · Sep 2026

    All integrations & data

  • Enrichment

    3sources

  • SEO / AEO

    13sources

  • Social

    33sources

  • Advertising

    10sources

  • deepest shelfPeople & contact data

    224endpoints

  • E-commerce

    11sources

  • Reviews & apps

    7sources

  • deepest shelfCompany data

    213endpoints

  • AI generation

    3sources

  • Community

    2sources

  • Developer

    1source

  • deepest shelfBacklinks & domain metrics

    128endpoints

Find buyers questions. Answered straight.

where does the data come from?

From company websites, hiring signals and licensed data providers, looked up for each company when it is needed. The catalogue Sealrep draws on lists more than 2,600 data endpoints from 47 providers.

how does it know who my ideal customer is?

You tell it, in plain words, and it drafts a description from your website to start. You correct it, and you correct the lists it builds. It does not guess in the dark.

why does every company have a reason?

Because the reason is what makes the first message worth reading. A company that matches your ideal customer and is hiring for the problem you solve is a better first note than one that only matches a filter.

can I bring my own list?

Yes. Add companies you already know, and Sealrep researches them the same way. You can also block any company or domain.

Another question? Talk to us

For founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS and sales teams

See your first list of buyers, with the reason for each.

Describe who you sell to in a few lines and get the first companies, each with the reason it fits now.

No credit cardFrom $59/moCancel anytime

  • People who match your ideal customer
  • A reason on every row
  • Licensed data sources

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For founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS and sales teams

Get paying clients, not just leads.

Sealrep finds your buyers, writes to them on cold email, LinkedIn, X and Reddit, answers every reply, and books the meeting.

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  • Cold emailSequences from inboxes it sets up and warms for you.
  • LinkedInConnection notes and follow-ups, inside daily limits you set.
  • XReplies and DMs drafted for you to send.
  • RedditFinds the threads your buyers are in. You post; it drafts.
  • AI searchTracks how ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini describe you.
  • Reply agentReads every reply, sorts it, and drafts the answer.
  • Lead dataNamed companies with the reason they fit.
  • Warmed inboxesDomains, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, ramped slowly.
  • Browser extensionAdd anyone you are looking at to a sequence.