Signals
Every buying signal, ranked.
Funding, hiring, intent, expansion, activity. Each one scored, and each one keeps its source.
Closed betaScanning for buying signals
Outbound
you can check.
Revnox watches your market for the moments that make a company buyable: funding, hiring, a stack change. It researches the account behind each one and drafts the first touch from that research.
Funding
92
Raised a Series B
Corvex Labs · just now
Pattern detected · Corvex Labs
Funding + Hiring SDRs = Building outbound team
64/100
Seven signal families, eighteen categories, collected from
- Funding rounds
- Job boards
- Tech stack changes
- News
- New offices
- Leadership hires
- CRM changes
- Social activity
See what others can’t.
Most of your market is not buying this quarter. A few of them just changed that, and they left a trace.
Account dossier
Research with its sources attached.
Beside each claim, the signal it came from. Where there is no signal behind a line, the dossier says the model wrote it.
Live ranking
Signals stack into patterns.
Funding plus three SDR roles reads differently than either alone. Revnox scores the combination and puts the account at the top.
- 01Hiring three SDRsCorvex Labs · Hiring78
- 02Raised a Series BCorvex Labs · Funding92
- 03Opened a second hubNorthpeak · Expansion74
- 04Added a CRMHalden Systems · Tech stack69
- 05Nine engineering roles openOakline · Hiring67
Sources attached
Every line carries the signal it came from.
And where nothing backs a line, it says so. Point at a sentence to see what it was built from.
To Maya Ortiz · Head of Sales, Corvex Labs
Series B, and three new SDR seats
DraftKept on the leadSending off
Line 1 · built from
FundingRaised a Series B
92
Built from: Funding announcement · news
Signal to researched account to drafted message.
Phase 1 / 5
See your pipeline at a glance.
Recent signals, hot accounts, active campaigns and reply rate. Refreshed every thirty seconds.
Product screens show a demo workspace with fictional companies.
The message
Not a template. Not mail merge.
Each touch is written from that account’s own dossier and kept on the lead, and every send records the research it used, or says it had none.
Volume burns. Signal compounds.
Fewer emails, aimed at the accounts already moving, and every number here traceable to something you can open.
Emails sent / day
0
Volume sequencer
Emails sent / day
0
100× less, signal-anchored
Reply rate
0.00%
Platform-wide average
Reply rate
0%
2.9× higher, top performers
Reply rates from Instantly, Cold Email Benchmark Report 2026: billions of interactions across thousands of workspaces. Platform-wide average 3.43%; top performers clear 10%. Cited August 2026. Both reply rates above are that report’s, not ours: the second is what its best senders reach, and Revnox has not sent enough mail to have a rate of its own to show you. Volume figures are a 1,000/day sequencer against a 10/day signal-anchored cadence.
The volume playbook
Every one of those was a guess.
Burned domain reputation
Your mail lands in spam, and the domain is what pays for it.
Wasted sales hours
Hours of personalisation, spent on people who were never going to buy this quarter.
Poisoned market
A mid-market niche has a few hundred real buyers. Spraying it burns the ones who were not ready yet.
Where it sits
It runs on your mailbox and your keys.
No new address to warm. No credits you cannot see the bottom of.
Your mailbox
Connect Google, or point it at an SMTP and IMAP host with your own ports. Replies come back into the campaign that earned them.
Your enrichment keys
Hunter and Apollo. Run on ours during the beta, or put your own key in and hold the spend and the rate limits yourself.
Slack
A workflow step can raise its notification in the app or in a channel. Nothing is mailed to a prospect by it.
The API
Issue a key from Settings and read the same accounts, leads and signals the screens read.
Your sequencer
Export to CSV, or straight into an Instantly-ready import file, and send the drafts from wherever you already send.
Your inbox, read back
Replies are detected over IMAP from the mailbox you connected and classified, which is what stops the cadence.
The short list
Four things it refuses to do.
It will not sell you a list.
Import your own people by CSV whenever you want to. What Revnox will not do is hand you a database it bought: accounts arrive because something happened at them.
It will not send on your behalf.
A workspace starts unarmed, and every step in that state records the message and sends nothing. Arming it is a decision you make in Settings.
It will not pretend to have a source.
A line the research does not back is marked as the model's own, on the dossier, where you can see it before you send it.
It will not charge you for watching.
Seats are unlimited. Bring the whole team in to read the book; the price is the size of the book, not the number of people looking at it.
Pay for signals. Not seats full of nothing.
Priced on the size of the book you watch, never on how many people open it. Seats are unlimited on every plan.
Founding partner
The first 100 workspaces. Onboarded by hand, not by a wizard.
Freewhile the closed beta runs
- No cap on accounts watched during the beta
- Unlimited seats
- Signal collection across your ICP
- Account dossiers with sources attached
- Drafted first touches, kept on the lead
- Multi-step campaigns, armed only by you
- 50% off for 6 months when paid plans open
Signal
One team watching a defined book.
$240per month
- 2,500 accounts watched
- 3 mailboxes
- Unlimited seats
- Seven signal families, eighteen categories
- Account dossiers with sources attached
- Drafted first touches, kept on the lead
- Multi-step campaigns, armed only by you
Pipeline
More of the market, and the automation to keep up with it.
$640per month
- 10,000 accounts watched
- 10 mailboxes
- Unlimited seats
- Everything in Signal
- Workflows on a signal or a schedule
- Slack notifications
- API keys you issue yourself
No card, no checkout, no trial clock. Every plan is agreed by hand while the beta runs.
Before you ask
The awkward questions.
Does it email anyone before I say so?
No. A workspace starts with sending off, and campaigns in that state record the message they would have sent and send nothing. The campaigns screen says so across the top until you arm it.
What happens when someone replies?
Their cadence stops. The reply is recorded against the enrolment, and the remaining steps for that person do not run.
Whose enrichment credits does it spend?
Ours, while the beta runs. Add your own Hunter or Apollo key and the spend and the rate limits become yours.
What if a buyer wants out?
They are suppressed, and the suppression is checked at send time rather than at import. A lead on that list is held even if a later import brings them back.
What if I want out?
Delete the workspace and its rows go with it. The check that proves this reads the table list out of the schema, so a table added next month is covered the day it exists.
Nothing sends until you turn it on.
Signals land, research runs and drafts are written from the day you join. Sending stays off until a workspace arms it.
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