LeadMarmot
New clients for your agency. Every morning.
LeadMarmot spots companies the day they raise, launch or start hiring, works out what they need most, and hands you the hook and the best way to reach them. A daily email, and an MCP server from day one so your own agent pulls the leads.
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Signal. Need. Hook. Contact.
A company that just raised, launched or started hiring has money, a mandate, and nobody pitching it yet. That window lasts about a week. LeadMarmot works it for you every morning.
We catch the moment
Funding rounds, launches and new careers pages, from public announcements, filtered to companies with a real product and a way to pay. No side projects, no free tools, no agencies.
We find what they need most
Six checks on every company: GEO (does ChatGPT recommend them or a rival), SEO, content, paid and CRO, PR and social, technical. Each lead carries its needs, strongest first.
You get the opening line and the door
One true sentence to open with, written from the evidence, and every contact path we found: email, LinkedIn, contact form, X. Filtered to the needs you sell and the niches you work in.
Delivered where you already work.
Email and CSV every morning. An MCP server from day one, so your agent asks for leads instead of reading them. A webhook for everything else.
Any MCP client
Salesforce
Close
Zoho
Attiofolk
Gmail
Make
Webhook
Google Sheets
Airtable
CSVEmail, CSV and MCP from day one. Everything else through the webhook, Zapier, Make or n8n.
This is what Thursday looked like.
Real leads from this week's file, as delivered. Subscribers get every hook, every contact path and the 34-column CSV.
| Date | Company | Signal | Needs | Hook | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/29 | YK-Roboticsyk-robotics.com | raised $1.1M Seed | GEO paid/CRO, SEO, PR/social | When their buyer asks ChatGPT "What software helps system integrators program robotic cells across multiple robot brands?", it answers RoboDK, not YK-Robotics. | info@yk-robotics.comlinkedin.com/company/yk-roboticscontact form |
| 10/29 | Hyperbolichyperbolic.ai | raised $30M | GEO | When their buyer asks ChatGPT "Where can I rent H100 or B200 GPUs on demand for AI training and inference?", it answers Lambda Cloud, not Hyperbolic. They are hiring too. | contact@hyperbolic.ailinkedin.com/company/hyperbolic-labs@hyperbolic_labs |
| 10/29 | Braidbraid.com | raised $37.5M | paid/CRO content, PR/social | There is no analytics or pixel on braid.com: nobody is measuring what the new money buys. | sales@braid-data.comlinkedin.com/company/braid-data |
| 10/29 | Mintivemintive.com | raised $7M Seed | SEO | mintive.com has 3 pages: too thin to rank for anything but its name. | hello@mintive.comlinkedin.com/company/mintive-aicontact form@mintive |
| 10/29 | TrashLab Softwaretrashlab.com | raised $10.7M | PR/social | No customer stories or testimonials on the site. They are hiring too. | general@trashlab.iolinkedin.com/company/trash-lab |
| 10/29 | SuperMesuperme.ai | raised $20M | GEO paid/CRO, SEO, PR/social | When their buyer asks ChatGPT "Where can I ask experienced professionals for advice on a work problem?", it answers The Workplace Stack Exchange, not SuperMe. They are hiring too. | contact@superme.ailinkedin.com/company/super-me@supermeai |
| 10/30 | PaperFoampaperfoam.com | raised $2.2M | content PR/social, technical | No blog or resources on paperfoam.com: nothing for search or AI to read. They are hiring too. | info@paperfoam.comlinkedin.com/company/120536 |
| 10/29 | Faex Technologiesfaexhealth.com | raised $2.5M | content PR/social, technical | No blog or resources on faexhealth.com and only 3 pages: nothing for search or AI to read. | partners@faexhealth.comlinkedin.com/company/faexhealth@faexhealth |
| 10/28 | Northstar Securitynorthstar.security | raised $7M Seed | GEO paid/CRO, SEO, PR/social, technical | When their buyer asks ChatGPT "What AI security assistants help security teams investigate alerts faster?", it answers Microsoft Security Copilot, not Northstar Security. They are hiring too. | info@northstar.securitylinkedin.com/company/northstarsecurity-aicontact form |
| 10/28 | Artisoartiso.ai | raised $3.3M | GEO content | When their buyer asks ChatGPT "What AI tools help fashion designers go from moodboard to tech pack faster?", it answers clothink, not Artiso. | hello@artiso.ailinkedin.com/in/sarahiglesiashillercontact form |
- Daily leads at 07:00 your time, email and CSV
- The last seven days the moment you sign up
- Needs, hook and every contact path on every lead
- Filter by the needs you sell and up to three niches
- MCP server and API from day one, same plan
First charge after 7 days. Cancel in one click. Share the file with your whole team.
Built for agencies and freelancers that send their own outbound
You sell SEO, GEO, content, paid, CRO, PR or social to B2B and SaaS companies. You win when you reach a company in the week it has a budget and no growth partner yet. LeadMarmot replaces the Monday morning spent trawling funding news and launch sites, and gives every pitch a fact to open with.
Not for
Mass mailers. The file is 10 to 40 leads a day for a niche, with the contact paths a company publishes. It rewards a good email, not a big list.
It is an agent, not a list
LeadMarmot ships with an MCP server from day one. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and ask for this morning's leads in your niche, filtered by need, drafted in your voice, pushed into your CRM. The email is the same agent, delivered at 07:00.
Where do the companies come from?
Public funding and launch announcements and the companies' own sites, collected daily and checked by us: working site, real product, a way to pay, English-language, reachable.
What is a need?
Something we can show is missing, from the company's own site and from what the AI assistants answer about it: no analytics, no blog, no customer proof, not recommended by ChatGPT, not ranking for its own name, basics missing. Each lead lists its needs, strongest first, and the hook is written from the strongest.
What is in a lead?
Date, company, website, signal, the hook, needs, then every contact path (email with type and verification, LinkedIn, contact form, X), then the evidence behind each need, then round, amount, country, sector and what they sell.
Is it personal data?
Leads are about companies. Contact paths are what the company publishes: a mailbox, a LinkedIn page, a contact form, a handle. You decide who to write to and how.
How fresh is it?
A company appears the day after its announcement. A Tuesday sign-up gets Tuesday's file plus the previous six days within the hour.
How does the MCP server work?
One URL and your key. Add it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client and the leads become tools your agent can call: today's leads, leads by need, leads by niche, the hook for one company. The same key works on the API.
What if a day is thin?
Weekends and holidays run lighter. We never send an empty file: a thin day rolls into the next.