A list is not a lead.
A reply is.
InboundIQ reads your website, works out who buys from you, finds those people across 30+ data sources and writes to each one. What reaches you is the people who wrote back.
Who to go after,
read off your own site
Targeting is usually the slowest part of starting outbound: someone has to decide who the buyer is and write the filters down. Here that work starts from the one thing you already have.
You hand over a URL
The same field the home page opens with. No questionnaire, no persona workshop, no list to upload first.
We read what you sell
Your own pages are the brief — the product, the problem it solves, and the words your buyers already use for it.
That becomes an ICP
Titles, seniority, departments, industries and regions worth going after, and the accounts to leave out of it.
It stays visible
The ICP is part of the campaign brain, alongside everything else the campaign knows about who it is writing to and how.
Thirty-plus sources,
one clean record
A lead is only as good as what you know about it. Everything below is on the lead when it reaches you — the same fields the app's lead view carries, not a name and an email address.
Qualified means
they wrote back
Most tools call a lead qualified when a model gives it a high enough number. We call it qualified when the person answered, which is the only version of the claim you can check yourself.
The qualified reply is the unit.
Not seats, and not emails sent. Billing on the reply is what keeps the definition honest — a loose bar for “qualified” would cost us, so the bar is a person answering.
They land in Leads,
ready to work
Nothing is emailed to you as a spreadsheet. Qualified leads appear on the Leads surface in the app, each with the conversation that made it qualified.
The thread, attached
What we sent and what they sent back, in full. You open a lead already knowing what they asked about.
The whole record
Title, company, seniority, department, industry, domain and location — collected before the first message, kept with the lead.
A stage you can move
Every qualified lead lands on the Leads surface at a stage, and moves through the pipeline as you work it.
Once they reply
Finding and qualifying the lead is the top of the product. Two things sit underneath it.
Meetings Booked
Give us a meeting link as well and an interested reply does not stop at the inbox — it becomes a confirmed slot on your calendar, invite and Meet link attached.
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Where a qualified lead is worked after it arrives: the pipeline, the stages, the reporting, and the sync into the system of record you already run.
See the featureFind out who is
worth your time
Hand InboundIQ your website. What comes back is the people who replied, with the thread that proves it.
