Eleven teams in eleven markets, one playbook: find the people already engaging with the voices their buyers follow, verify the contact, and say something specific while the interest is fresh. Here is what each of them watched, what they did, and what happened.
Webhound charges for research actually done, with no seats and no subscription, so its best users are the ones with real questions to answer again and again: people already spending heavily on AI, running the same kind of research every week, with money riding on the answer. None of that shows up in a job title. An analyst, a founder and an engineer can all be the right user, or none of them can.
Alif runs a founder community in San Francisco. Sessions is its seven week sales program for founders who already have a product.
Gets middle-market operators in affordable housing, education, agriculture and infrastructure capital-ready.
Recovers abandoned checkouts and failed payments with brand-trained AI calls and text messages, and is paid only on the revenue that comes back.
Builds owned outbound systems for B2B teams: software you keep, not a managed service.
AI co-pilot that analyzes calls, updates the CRM, and briefs reps before every meeting.
Pairs founders with experienced investors for high-signal pitch feedback before the real meetings.
Books qualified meetings for tech and consulting teams via fully-managed LinkedIn outreach.
Curated 1:1 pitch sessions between active investors and pre-vetted founders.
Audits and fixes how AI answer engines describe and recommend your brand.
An invitation only network for fund managers, LPs, lenders and family offices, where every introduction is matched to what each member needs and holds.