Describe your ideal customer
A conversation, not a form. It reads your website, drafts a profile of who you should be selling to, and you correct it until it's right.
Autonomous sales research
Kepsearch learns who your best customers are, then searches the web every day to find more of them. It reads each company, judges whether it actually needs what you sell, and tells you why.
“50–200 employees, industry: manufacturing” describes a company. It doesn't tell you whether that company actually needs what you sell, which is the only question that matters.
Answering that question properly means reading the company: what they make, who they serve, what they just announced. It takes a person the better part of an hour, per account.
A database is a snapshot. Companies launch products, open roles, enter markets. The list you bought stopped being true the week after you bought it.
A conversation, not a form. It reads your website, drafts a profile of who you should be selling to, and you correct it until it's right.
Every industry and market in your profile, worked on a schedule you set. Each pass reaches deeper into the results, so coverage compounds instead of repeating itself.
Each one is read and scored against your criteria. Not just a yes or no: the reasoning is written down, alongside a concrete suggestion for what to pitch them.
Ask for counts, breakdowns or best-fit accounts in plain language and get answers from your own data. Export to a spreadsheet. Read a written digest every morning.
Every company gets a score, the reasoning behind it, and a specific angle to open with. This is the difference between a list and a researcher.
halvorsen-process.example · Germany · food & beverage machinery
Illustrative example, not a real record. Your criteria, your market. Kepsearch isn't tied to any industry.
Your researcher is always available and answers from your own data, never a guess. It can also start a new search, pull a spreadsheet, or write the report for you.
Early access
Kepsearch is in early access while we work closely with our first design partners.
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