Limited free lifetime access · B2B prospect research
Find companies that may need your services.
Maisy Signals helps IT consultancies, software developers and integration firms research potential clients and decide who to contact.
It uses AI to research company news, hiring and technology changes. You get a report explaining the possible need, how your services fit, relevant people to approach and links to the evidence.
Read the sources. Check the fit. Decide who to contact.
Research the business needCheck whether your services fitReview the evidenceDecide who to contact
01 / Find potential clients
Find the business need
behind company news.
An acquisition, a hiring push or a technology change can signal a developing need. The useful question is what it means for the services you sell.
01What problem might this company need to solve?
02Is there still work to win?
03Who owns the problem—and why act now?
02 / How prospect research works
From your services
to a list of companies to review.
Start with the services you sell and the companies you want to work with. Signals researches potential customers and explains which ones may be worth contacting.
Describe your services.
Specify what you deliver and the types of companies you want as clients.
Research companies.
Research company changes, hiring, procurement, technology and operational needs.
Check the potential work.
Check independent sources, timing, work availability and relevant contacts.
Review the report.
See why a company may need your help, who to approach and what to ask. Follow the source links to check the findings.
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03 / Check which prospects are worth contacting
Company news alone
does not make
a sales lead.
The Camden Model is the set of checks Signals uses to assess potential customers: evidence, service fit, timing, available work and relevant contacts. A high score alone is not enough.
Reports distinguish companies that meet the checks from those needing more research. You decide whether the evidence is strong enough to act on.
Evidence
Do independent public sources support the opportunity?
Service fit
Does the potential work match what your team can deliver?
Timing
Is there a current window in which you could influence the outcome?
Work to win
Is there relevant work that appears not to be allocated already?
Who to contact
Is there a relevant named person and a public way to reach them, supported by a source?
04 / What your prospect report includes
Know why to contact
a company—and
what to ask.
Each report brings together the possible project, matching services, relevant people and supporting sources.
- Why this company, why now.The potential need and timing behind the opportunity.
- What to offer, who to approach.Relevant services, people and public contact routes.
- What to say, what to check.A suggested introduction, first-call questions, uncertainties and source links.
Validation requiredFrom acquisition
From acquisition
to integration.
A fictional manufacturer · Systems integration
- Potential need
- Bringing systems together after an acquisition.
- Possible service to discuss
- An integration discovery workshop.
- First conversation
- How is the team identifying integration priorities and delivery ownership?
Prospect research for IT and software services firms
Research potential clients
for the services you sell.
For business owners and sales teams at technology services firms that want to know which companies to approach and why.
Technology consulting
Connect business change to a potential need for specialist guidance.
Software development
Investigate delivery needs in the context of real company activity.
Cloud & integration
Explore the work behind modernization and organizational change.
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Research potential clients
in your own workspace.
Create your account, describe your company and start researching potential clients from public evidence.
The first 100 early adopters receive free lifetime platform access while their reviews help us refine the model.
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Research companies, review the evidence and prepare to contact potential clients.
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answered.
What is Maisy Signals?
Maisy Signals helps technology services firms research potential business customers. It uses AI to examine public company information, check whether a potential need matches your services, and produce reports with evidence, relevant people and suggested next steps. You review the findings before contacting anyone.
Who is it for?
Technology consultancies, software development firms, cloud and integration specialists, and B2B services teams that need a clearer reason to prioritize an account.
Can I create a free account today?
A limited number of free lifetime accounts are currently available. Request a secure email sign-in link, create your company profile and connect your own OpenAI API key.
What does Maisy Signals cost?
The first 100 early adopters receive free lifetime access to the Maisy Signals platform.
What does the Camden Model check?
It checks whether independent sources support a potential need, whether your services fit, whether the timing is useful, whether work appears still available and whether there is a relevant person to contact. A score alone cannot override these checks.
Does an opportunity score mean a company will buy?
No. The score helps prioritize research and review. It is not a purchase probability or a guarantee of a project, response or sale.
Will every research run find opportunities?
No. Results depend on evidence and fit. A run may return fewer opportunities or none. Best-available candidates that need further validation are labeled separately from qualified opportunities.
Can I inspect the evidence?
Yes. Reports include public source links, an explanation of the possible need, relevant people to contact and questions that still need checking.
Does Signals contact prospects for me?
Signals researches potential customers and helps you prepare an approach. You check the findings, contact prospects yourself and handle your own sales conversations.