Always on, not on demand
The search runs whether or not you are looking. You check results instead of repeating work.
Watch signals
Catch the signal the day it happens.
Describe the trigger that matters. We keep the search running and bring you people the day they post it.
- Runs around the clock
- Matches as they post
- Evidence on every match
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
- 01
Describe the trigger
One plain sentence: companies switching CRM, teams opening a first office, founders who just closed a round.
- 02
SeedOps keeps reading
The search stays on around the clock, reading and classifying public posts as they are published.
- 03
Arrive while it is warm
Matches land close to the day the trigger appears, with the post behind them, while the window is still open.
What you get
Every match, with the receipts.
A fit score on every match
Ranked highest first, so a busy week of signals still reads top-down.
The post that fired the trigger
See exactly what was said, so you can judge the signal for yourself.
Export into your stack
Move results into the CRM, spreadsheet, or sequencer your team already runs on.
Questions, answered
Can SeedOps watch for a buying trigger continuously?
SeedOps watches for a buying trigger continuously by keeping a described search running around the clock rather than firing it once. New people arrive as they post the trigger, which is what turns a one-off search into a standing source of pipeline.
How soon does a signal reach me after it is posted?
A signal reaches you close to the day it is posted, because SeedOps reads public posts as they are published rather than refreshing a stored list on a schedule. The point of a trigger is that it is acted on while the window is still open.
What kinds of signals can SeedOps watch for?
SeedOps can watch for any signal people describe in public: a tool being replaced, a round being closed, a market being entered, a team being built. If it can be written in a sentence, it can be watched.
Do I need to check SeedOps every day to catch a signal?
You do not need to check SeedOps every day to catch a signal, because the search runs whether or not you are watching it. Matches accumulate as people post, so a week away does not mean a week of missed triggers.