echoloc

Imagine being the first salesperson to know a company is about to make a major purchase. Not through a rumor or a late-stage intent signal, but by seeing the blueprint of their ambition laid bare in a public job posting. This is the journey echoloc empowers. Echoloc is a hiring signals platform that transforms the noise of job boards into a crystal-clear map of future buyer intent. It’s built for the modern revenue team—the SDRs, AEs, and leaders who are tired of chasing crowded deals and want to discover opportunities at their inception. The core belief is simple: a company posting a job for its first data engineer, scaling a sales team by eight, or hiring a Chief Data Officer isn't just adding headcount; they are leaking their strategic plans and budget allocations. Echoloc scans, analyzes, and structures millions of job posts in real-time, turning them into searchable, actionable signals. This allows you to reach out with context and relevance at the precise moment a company is formulating a need, long before that need appears on a review site or an intent data platform. Your edge is no longer just who you target, but when you find them.

Natural Language Search

Forget complex Boolean strings and endless filter configurations. With echoloc, you search the way you think. Simply describe the signal you're hunting for in plain English, like "companies hiring their first ML engineer" or "fintech startups hiring 5+ engineers this month." The platform interprets your query and instantly surfaces the companies whose hiring activity matches your description, making powerful signal discovery intuitive and accessible to every team member without a steep learning curve.

Evidence-Based Results

Every company match in your results is accompanied by direct proof from the source. Instead of just seeing a company name, you get relevant snippets from the actual job descriptions that triggered the signal. This means you can see the phrase "building our data platform from scratch" or "migrating from HubSpot to Salesforce," providing undeniable context for your outreach and eliminating the guesswork from your prospecting process.

Real-Time Signal Database

The platform continuously monitors over 30 million companies and analyzes more than 10 million job posts, providing real-time updates on hiring activity. This ensures you are working with the freshest possible signals, not stale lists. You can see when a key role was last posted, allowing you to prioritize outreach to the most timely and relevant opportunities as they emerge in the market.

Curated Signal Templates

Jumpstart your search with pre-built, high-intent query templates designed to uncover the most valuable buying signals. Templates like "First Hire," "Hiring Spike," "Tech Stack," and "Geo Expansion" instantly filter the database for scenarios known to indicate budget creation, rapid scaling, specific tool investments, or new market entries, helping you quickly identify companies in pivotal, purchase-ready moments.

Prospecting for Greenfield Opportunities

Identify companies making their first-ever hire in a critical function, such as a data engineer or security specialist. These "first hire" signals indicate a company is building a new capability from the ground up, representing a greenfield opportunity with no incumbent vendors. Your outreach can position your solution as the foundational partner for their new initiative, securing a foothold before competitors are even aware.

Capitalizing on Rapid Scaling

Target organizations experiencing a "hiring spike," where they are recruiting multiple roles in a single department within a short timeframe. This rapid scaling is a strong signal of increased funding, product-market fit, and immediate infrastructure needs. Sales teams can engage with confidence, knowing the company has both the urgent need and the budget to invest in solutions that support their explosive growth.

Targeting Tech Stack Migrations

Discover companies signaling a major platform change or rollout through job descriptions that mention specific tools or migration projects. For example, a role requiring experience in "migrating from HubSpot to Salesforce" directly reveals an active Salesforce implementation project. This allows vendors of complementary apps, consulting services, or training to engage with perfect timing and relevant messaging.

Engaging New Budget Owners

Pinpoint companies hiring for new leadership positions, such as a Chief Data Officer or VP of Sales. A new executive hire often signifies a reorganization of budgets and strategic priorities, creating an opening for new vendor relationships. This use case allows you to connect with fresh decision-makers who are actively evaluating their tech stack and looking to make an impact with new partnerships.

What kind of signals can I find with echoloc?

Echoloc is designed to uncover a wide range of high-intent buying signals from job posts. Key categories include First Hires (e.g., first data engineer), Hiring Spikes (rapid team expansion), Tech Stack Mentions (companies using or migrating to specific tools), New Leadership hires (like a Chief Data Officer), Geo Expansion (first hire in a new region), and Urgent Pain (roles open for 45+ days). You can search for these using curated templates or your own natural language queries.

How current is the data in the platform?

The data is updated in real-time. The platform continuously monitors job boards and company pages, analyzing over 10 million jobs across 30 million companies. Each result in your search shows a "last seen" timestamp, so you know exactly how fresh the signal is. This ensures you are reaching out based on the most recent hiring activity, not outdated information.

Do I need technical skills to use the search?

Not at all. Echoloc is built for revenue professionals, not data scientists. The core feature is a natural language search that allows you to type queries as you would describe them to a colleague, such as "startups using dbt and Snowflake." There is no need to learn complex query syntax or Boolean logic, making powerful signal discovery accessible to everyone on your sales team.

How does echoloc differ from traditional intent data?

Traditional intent data often tracks later-stage signals like website visits, content downloads, or review site activity—by then, a company is already researching solutions and your competitors are likely already engaged. Echoloc focuses on earlier, foundational signals found in hiring plans. A job post for a new team or project often precedes any public research, allowing you to identify and engage a buyer who is forming a need, giving you a significant timing advantage.