Your Whole GTM Motion, One Data Layer

That’s the case this loop is built for. The agent searches live across 500+ sources — business data, startup directories, forums, launch platforms — where niche ICPs leave a footprint the bought databases never captured. Honest caveat: if your buyers have no public footprint at all, no data layer will conjure them; for most B2B niches the footprint exists, the shelf list just missed it.

It replaces the data layer underneath all three: one catalog of 500+ sources and 3,500+ endpoints, reachable in your agent over MCP from $30/month flat. Your sequencer and CRM keep their jobs — the agent just feeds them lists and briefs built at query time instead of exports from three separate subscriptions.

No — the schedule lives in your agent, not in Anysite. You set up a scheduled task in Claude, or in any agent that can run on a timer, and on each run the agent pulls fresh data from Anysite over MCP and delivers the result where you pointed it — a Sheet, your CRM, a Slack channel. Anysite is the live data layer the agent queries; it never runs or sends anything on its own.

Your agent does the delivering. Anysite returns the rows; the agent then writes them wherever it’s connected — a Sheet, your CRM through its own integration, a Slack channel for the team. Anysite itself never touches your systems, which also means there’s nothing new to grant access to your pipeline.

MCP plans are flat from $30/month, so the weekly loop stays a fixed line on the invoice instead of a per-row meter that spikes in a busy week. On an API plan from $49/month you pay for data returned, never for the attempt — a low hit rate on a niche ICP doesn’t multiply the bill. The 7-day trial is long enough to run the full loop and see for yourself.