See Hilead in action
One full loop: build an audience, let the signals surface leads into it, then send outreach that says why they surfaced.
One full loop: build an audience, let the signals surface leads into it, then send outreach that says why they surfaced.
“We recorded this so you wouldn’t have to sit through a sales call to find out what the product does. No slides.”
Three things that separate this from the four tools it replaces.
Hilead filters 1B+ profiles down to the accounts where something changed recently, and the change is what makes them worth writing to.
The draft starts from the funding round, the new VP, or the post they wrote, which is the part a prospect can tell you didn't automate.
Hilead is all four, which is why warm-up and inbox rotation can run underneath your sending instead of being a separate subscription.
In the order they happen on screen. It is also the order your campaigns run in every day.
In plain English. The copilot turns that into a structured audience — titles, seniority, industry, headcount, geography — and the demo shows the part where you correct the two or three things it read wrong.
From there Hilead watches the market rather than you: funding rounds, hiring surges, new exec roles, job changes, and prospects engaging with the topics you follow on LinkedIn. Each lead carries the reason it surfaced.
Verified email, LinkedIn profile, role, company context, and a 0-100 fit score. Nothing here is new as a category. What it buys you is that qualifying a name stops meaning twelve open tabs.
Sequences reference the thing that actually happened — the raise, the new role, the post — across email and LinkedIn. This is the step that decides whether any of the rest mattered, so it gets the most screen time.
Warm-up, sending limits, and inbox rotation run underneath. Above them, every conversation lands in a single view no matter which channel or which sender it came through.
The demo uses a founder-led example. What changes at other sizes is who works the replies, not the loop.
Founder-led sales without an SDR hire. You set the audience once and the signals keep feeding it, which moves your time off sourcing and onto the replies.
Every rep works the same signal-fed pipeline. Because the signal stays attached to the lead, you can see which kinds of trigger actually convert rather than arguing about it.
Separate audiences, senders, and inboxes per client, and reply-rate reporting you can put in front of them without assembling it by hand first.
The things people ask before they hit the button.
The loop once, end to end: an audience gets built, signals surface leads into it, and a sequence goes out.
No. Hilead is self-serve. Watch the demo, sign up, and launch a campaign the same day. Guided onboarding exists for enterprise teams who want it, but it is not a gate in front of the product.
Funding rounds, hiring surges, executive role openings, headcount growth, job changes, and prospects posting or commenting on the topics you follow on LinkedIn. 40+ in total.
Four tools and the work of keeping them in sync: a prospecting database, an enrichment provider, a cold email sender, and a LinkedIn automation tool.
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