//Use case · Go-to-market

Pick the segment to sell to, then get its leads

Your agent sizes each segment, ranks companies that just raised, hired or launched, and finds who decides.

Which US B2B SaaS segments had the most raises, launches and sales hires this month? — US B2B SaaS segments moving this month. Rank the 14 sales tech companies, strongest signal first. — Sales tech companies, strongest signal first. Who decides at the top 5? The sales leader, or the founder if there isn’t one. — Who decides at the top 5 sales tech companies. Make a shortlist with the reason for each and export it as CSV. — Sales tech shortlist for this week
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//Before and after

Why GTM plans end without a lead list

Plan on old numbersCheck ten tabsGuess who decides
The old way

Targets picked last quarter

Who decides at my top 3 companies?
⏺ anysite · execute
KitebridgeRaised · VP of Sales
QuillstoneHiring · Head of Sales
Fernway LabsRaised · CRO
With Anysite

Each company’s signal and who decides

//What your agent does

Four go-to-market jobs for your agent

Each starts with one question. You decide who to contact.

Size the segment

Count companies that fit before you commit.

Business profilesCompany sites

Rank leads by timing

Put who just raised or hired at the top.

Funding newsJob postsLaunches

Compare segments

See which segment raised and hired most.

Funding newsJob posts

Brief the account

Read each company’s news before you write.

NewsCompany sitesSocial posts
//How it works

Connect the agent you already use01Describe the segment you want02Get a ranked shortlist of leads03

//Q&A

Questions before you start

Usually, if they leave a public footprint: a company site, business profiles, job posts or a launch. If your buyers publish nothing at all, no data source will find them.

No. The schedule lives in your agent, for example a scheduled task in Claude. On each run the agent asks Anysite again and puts the new list in a Sheet, your CRM or Slack.

No. Your agent finds the companies and drafts the note. You decide who hears from you and send from your own inbox or outreach tool.

MCP plans are a flat monthly price from $30, and the $30 plan has a 7-day free trial. Usage runs in rolling windows; when a window is full, calls pause until it resets. On the API, from $49 a month, each call costs the credits its endpoint lists.

Ask your agent which segment to sell to