LeadMarmot to Clay
Pull the morning's leads into a Clay table and enrich from there.
What you get
A Clay table with one row per lead, refreshed every weekday, ready for the enrichments and the sequences you already run in Clay.
Option 1: the CSV
Import the CSV from the morning email as a new table or into an existing one. Every column comes through, including the evidence columns (what ChatGPT answers, the pages it reads, analytics, blog, customer proof, hiring).
Option 2: an HTTP API column
The JSON API returns the same rows as the file. Your key is in every LeadMarmot email.
GET https://leadmarmot.com/api/leads?key=YOUR_KEY latest file GET https://leadmarmot.com/api/leads?key=YOUR_KEY&need=GEO one need only GET https://leadmarmot.com/api/leads?key=YOUR_KEY&date=2026-11-02 GET https://leadmarmot.com/api/leads?key=YOUR_KEY&company=hyperbolic.ai
Each lead carries: date, company, website, signal, hook, needs, top need, contact email with type and verification, LinkedIn, contact form, X handle, the evidence behind each need, round, amount, country, sector, what they sell.
In Clay, add an HTTP API enrichment that calls the URL above with your key once a day, or use a webhook source that a Zapier or Make scenario posts the rows to every weekday morning. Each lead becomes a row; website is the natural key for the rest of your enrichments.
Option 3: the agent
The MCP server turns the file into tools your agent can call. Add https://leadmarmot.com/mcp?key=YOUR_KEY as an MCP server in Claude or ChatGPT, then ask for this morning's leads by need, the opener for one company, or a draft in your voice. The sample_leads tool works without a key.
Which columns matter in Clay
top_need tells you which service to pitch. hook is the first line. buyer_question and rival_chatgpt_names explain a GEO need. analytics, content_engine, customer_proof explain the rest.
Which leads to send
Every lead lists its needs, strongest first. If you sell GEO, send the ones whose top_need is GEO: their buyer asked ChatGPT a question and got a rival's name, and the hook says so in one sentence. If you sell content, paid or PR, filter on that need instead. One service, one need, one line: that is the whole pitch.
Keep your sending domain clean
Send only to addresses with a value in email_verified, skip helpdesk mailboxes, and keep daily volume where your tool's warm-up plan puts it. Where there is no address, the file still gives you the LinkedIn page, the contact form or the X handle, and the opener works the same way there.