Six agents find companies, qualify leads, write personalized outreach, and deliver to your CRM. Every Tuesday. You don't touch it.
We ran The Prospector on our own agency outreach for 90 days before listing it. It found 847 companies we'd never have found manually. By week 4, Jon Snow's rejection rate had tightened from 91% to 94% — same volume, better leads. We closed 23 conversations from it. Then we packaged the system.
You know what prospecting actually looks like. Two hours on LinkedIn. A half-finished spreadsheet. Six emails that sound like every other cold email in their inbox. Most weeks, you just skip it.
Tuesday. 10:24 AM. You open your CRM. 23 new entries — company name, decision-maker, what they're struggling with, and a personalized email ready to send.
You review them over coffee. Hit send on the ones you like. That's your entire prospecting week.
Scans 247 companies matching your ICP. Skips companies from previous runs automatically.
Cuts 224 of 247. Scoring recalculates weekly based on which leads you actually close.
Researches all 23 — decision-maker, recent news, tech stack, pain points. Multiple passes per company.
Writes a personalized outreach email for each lead. Calibrated to your voice from emails you've actually sent.
Reviews all 23 emails. Sends generic-sounding ones back to Tyrion with specific feedback. Up to two revision cycles.
Delivers the final 23 to your CRM at 10:24 AM with full dossiers attached.
Lead generation tools like Apollo, Clay, and Instantly charge $300–$500/month for similar prospecting automation. That's $3,600–$6,000 per year. The Prospector does the same job — with adaptive learning they don't have — for a one-time $497.
If The Prospector finds you one client worth $500, it’s paid for itself. Every client after that is pure profit.
If you enjoy prospecting. If you have a full-time SDR. If you're not doing B2B sales. This isn't for you.
A few honest things before you buy: The first configuration takes about 90 minutes. That's where all the value comes from — you're telling the agents exactly who to find and how you talk. It's worth doing carefully. The agents find companies that fit your criteria; they can't manufacture demand that isn't there. And the dashboard is a reporting tool — your CRM is where the leads live. If that sounds right for how you work, Littlefinger is ready.
Every agent runs on Anthropic's Claude API — the same model behind Claude.ai. We're not hiding that. We're building on it.
What you can't get from ChatGPT or Claude directly: a team of specialized agents that hand off work to each other, learn from your feedback, and tighten their standards every week. The AI is the engine. The orchestration, the feedback loops, and the three-layer learning system are what make it a product.
If your first Tuesday morning report doesn't have at least 10 leads that match what you're actually looking for — not just any leads — full refund. Jon Snow's standard is your standard.
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