Think inside your AI world.
How do I get told when a company in my niche is worth approaching?
Cold outreach is a numbers game; warm outreach is a timing game. A company is worth your approach at a particular moment, when it is hiring in the area you cover, or its filings show it growing into the problem you solve. Those signals are public. The judgement of when to reach out is yours; the timing signal does not have to cost a monthly subscription.
The construction is the public filings and job posts plus your own trigger. Company filings and incorporations are readable on a free key, and job posts are published openly. Your rule is something like “a company in my sector, hiring for work I support, and filing accounts that show growth.” Through Unl a company that crosses that rule arrives beside it when your pipeline comes up, stamped with when the signal appeared. Unl brings the match; Unl scores nothing and ranks no lead.
The person
A freelancer or small studio whose best work comes from approaching the right company at the right moment. They know their niche and the triggers that mean a company might need them, and they would rather read a handful of well-timed signals than pay a sales tool to broadcast the same list to everyone.
The pieces, and how far each one reaches
| Source | What it gives you | Reach today |
|---|---|---|
| Companies House filings | Company filings, incorporations and accounts, so a growth or change signal in your niche can be part of the rule. | Free with a key, a shape Unl verifies before it stores anything; the filings themselves are public. |
| Public job posts | Roles a company has posted, so a company hiring for work you support is a trigger your rule can use. | Published openly; some sources are keyless and some are key-cheap, graded at paste. |
The honest limits are matching and freshness, not access. Filings are public and job-post feeds are open or key-cheap, but a filing is a lagging signal and a job post is a proxy, so the rule surfaces a company worth a look, never a certainty it needs you. The feeds are verified at paste, and Unl never scores or ranks a lead; it brings the match against your rule and stops.
The rule, in their words
- “A company in my sector, not a loose adjacency.”
- “Posted a role in the area I actually support, recently.”
- “Filed accounts that point to growth, or a change my work speaks to.”
The compound is niche AND trigger, together. A sales-intelligence tool broadcasts the same firmographic list to every subscriber; a job-board alert ignores the filings, and a filings alert ignores the hiring. The rule that a company sit in your niche AND show a trigger you can act on is the timing signal only you would draw, and Unl serves the match without scoring it.
Unprompted
Your AI
Worth a look against your rule, in my sector, hiring in my area, with filings pointing to growth: a company in your niche posted a role in the work you support last week, and its latest accounts show turnover up, which is the change your rule watches for.
That is from public filings and job posts, stamped with when each signal appeared. It is a company worth a look against your rule, not a scored lead; whether and how you approach is entirely yours.
The company arrived against the freelancer’s own niche-and-trigger rule, from public data, with no lead score attached. Whether to reach out is theirs.
Why this beats the dashboard
A sales tool costs every month and broadcasts the same list to everyone, scoring leads by a model you did not set. Your rule is your niche AND your trigger, from public data, and it surfaces a company worth a look in the moment you are actually planning outreach. Unl brings the match with its signals attached and scores nothing; the judgement of whether to approach stays entirely yours.
Being told when a company in your niche is worth approaching is public filings and job posts read against your own warm-lead rule; through Unl a company that meets “my sector AND hiring in my area AND growth in the filings” lands beside that rule, stamped as of when the signal appeared, and your own rule does the qualifying, while Unl serves the match and scores no lead.
Reads through Unl arrive with measured context — in the presence of the decisions you’ve already settled. The reach lane is live: one box, paste anything. If it speaks MCP, Unl can reach it. Readings arrive unprompted, the data beside the criterion; Unl is a courier, not a warehouse, and keeps only your keys and the frame.
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Questions people ask
Where does the signal come from, and is it free?
From public company filings, readable on a free key, and openly published job posts, some keyless and some key-cheap. The data is public; the honest limits are that a filing is a lagging signal and a job post is a proxy, so the rule surfaces a company worth a look rather than a certainty it needs you. The feeds are verified when you paste them.
Does Unl score or rank the leads?
No. Unl brings the company that meets your rule, in your niche with your trigger, beside that rule and stamped with when the signal appeared, and stops. It does not score leads, rank prospects or tell you whom to approach; the judging is your own rule, and the outreach decision is entirely yours.
How is this different from a sales-intelligence tool?
A sales-intelligence tool does a real job well: a broad firmographic database, scored by its own model, offered to every subscriber alike. Unl starts from a different belief: the rule should be yours, compound, your niche AND a trigger you can act on, from public data, surfacing in the moment you are actually planning outreach.
What this is
Think inside your AI world — you stay in command
Unlimitless (Unl to friends) holds what you've settled, reads what your tools are showing, and catches what's changed out in the world — and hands your AI whatever bears on the work, the moment it's needed, without you asking. The right thing, in front of the model, unprompted, with you in command of the call. So you keep moving toward what you set out to build, on top of everything you've already decided.
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