Can I combine several signals in one request?

Yes, and it gives the sharpest lists. Say them all in one message, such as "raised in the last six months, uses HubSpot and is hiring account executives". Revnu keeps only companies that match.

How recent are the signals?

Job posts and funding carry dates, so you can ask for "in the last 30 days". Revnu also reads each company's live website before it saves the lead.

Can Revnu find people who engaged with a LinkedIn post?

Yes. Paste the post's link and ask Revnu to add the people who commented to Leads. It finds each person's company and a checked work email where one exists.

How many buying signals does Revnu track?

Over a dozen kinds, and you can combine them: funding rounds, investors, hiring, words in job posts, technology, ad spend, company size and age, people's careers and schools, LinkedIn posts and the people engaging with them, plus anything on a company's own website.

Where does Revnu get data it doesn't have itself?

From third-party B2B data providers, through waterfall enrichment: Revnu asks one after another until the answer turns up, then saves it back into its own database so the next search starts richer.

Can Revnu use what people say on review sites?

Yes. Revnu reads public reviews, Reddit threads and LinkedIn posts, so you can ask for the companies whose people complain about a competitor or describe your problem. It works from what people write in public, which means every signal comes with something you can check.

Use Cases

What Buying Signals Can Revnu Find Leads By?

Example requests for finding leads by buying signal with Revnu. Target companies that are hiring, just raised money, run a certain tool, or have people posting about your problem, then stack signals to find buyers who need you this week. Where each intent signal comes from, including waterfall enrichment from third-party B2B data providers.

A buying signal is something that shows a company needs you now, not just that it fits on paper. Describe the signal in plain words and Revnu searches for it, checks it on each company's own pages, and saves every lead with the evidence on its Signals tab.

Find companies that raised money in the last 60 days and are hiring for the role we help with. Show me the signal on each lead.

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Revnu is built on buying signals

Most lead lists stop at industry and size. Revnu goes further: it searches hundreds of millions of people and more than 40 million companies for the moments that make a company ready to buy. A round that closed last month. A job post for the exact role you help. A new tool in the stack. A founder posting about the problem you solve. A crowd of people commenting on your competitor's launch.

Revnu's own database carries each company's industry, size, location, funding, investors and technology, and each person's role, career, schools and location. Live sources add the freshest signals on top: job posts by the day, funding rounds by the date they closed, LinkedIn posts by the week, and the ads companies are running right now.

For anything Revnu doesn't hold in-house, it uses waterfall enrichment: it asks third-party B2B data providers one after another until the answer turns up, then saves it back into its own database. Then it reads each company's own website, careers page and news before it decides the lead fits, so every signal on a lead is one you can check.

Signals you can ask for

Signal	What Revnu can match
Hiring	Job titles a company is hiring for, words in its job descriptions, and how recently the job was posted
Funding	The round, such as seed or Series A, how recently it closed, its amount and the total raised
Investors	Named investors, such as "backed by Sequoia", and Y Combinator batches
Technology	Tools a company runs, such as Shopify, HubSpot or Salesforce, with the job posts and pages that prove it
Ad spend	Companies running LinkedIn ads on a topic right now
Company shape	Industry, what the company does, headcount, headquarters country, city or region, and founding year
People	Job title, seniority, city or country, past employers and school
LinkedIn conversations	People posting about a topic in the past day, week, month or quarter, posts that mention a company, and everyone who reacted to or commented on a specific post
The company's own website	Anything a visitor could read there: locations, pricing, services, team size, open roles

Hiring

A company hiring for a role is telling you what it's about to spend money on.

Find B2B software companies in the UK that posted a job for their first sales development rep in the last 60 days. I want the founder or head of sales.

Find companies whose job posts mention "Salesforce migration". I want whoever runs revenue operations.

Find hospitals in Texas advertising travel nurse roles this month. The director of nursing.

Find e-commerce brands hiring a performance marketer. They're about to spend on ads and need help now. Head of growth or founder.

Funding

Fresh money means fresh budget, and new hires to equip.

Find seed and Series A fintech companies that raised in the last 90 days. The CFO or a founder.

Find companies that raised a Series B this year from Index Ventures or Accel. The VP of people, because they're about to hire fast.

Find climate tech startups in Europe that closed a round since July. Leave out anyone above 200 staff.

Technology

What a company already runs tells you whether you plug in, replace something, or compete.

Find Shopify stores with 11 to 50 staff that also use Klaviyo. The head of e-commerce.

Find companies that use HubSpot but are hiring a Salesforce admin. They're mid-switch. I want the RevOps lead.

Find agencies that use Webflow, with 2 to 10 staff, in Australia. The founder.

Ad spend

A company paying for ads on a topic has budget and a target it's trying to hit.

Find companies running LinkedIn ads about sales forecasting right now. Show me their ads, then find the head of marketing at each.

Investors and accelerators

Who backed a company tells you its stage, its network and often its next hires.

Find companies in Y Combinator's latest batch that sell to finance teams. A founder at each.

Find companies backed by Seedcamp or LocalGlobe that have raised at least $5 million. The head of operations.

People and their careers

Search on the person, not just the company.

Find heads of growth in London who used to work at Revolut or Monzo.

Find founders of seed-stage companies who studied at Imperial College London. We're alumni too, so open with that.

Find engineering managers in Berlin at companies with 51 to 200 staff.

What people are talking about on LinkedIn

Someone posting about the problem you solve is the warmest stranger there is.

Find people at B2B software companies who posted about cold email deliverability in the last month.

Here's a LinkedIn post from our competitor's launch. Add the people who commented on it to Leads, and leave out their own staff.

Find founders posting about hiring their first salesperson.

The company's own website

Revnu reads each company's site before it saves the lead, so you can ask for anything a visitor could see there.

Find dental groups in Texas whose website lists three or more locations and offers online booking. The person who runs operations.

Find accounting firms in Manchester that list R&D tax credits as a service. A partner.

Find SaaS companies with fewer than 50 staff that don't show prices on their website. The founder.

Stack signals for the sharpest list

The best lists combine two or three signals. Each one cuts the list down to companies with a real reason to talk to you now.

Find Series A or B software companies in the US that raised in the last six months, use HubSpot, and are hiring account executives. I want the VP of sales. Leave out anyone in my customer list.

Find UK property management firms with 11 to 200 staff, hiring for a lettings negotiator, whose website shows more than one office. The managing director.

Find people who used to work at Gong and now lead sales at a seed-stage startup in New York.

Add a line about why the signal matters, such as "they're about to spend on ads", and Revnu uses it in the first email too.

Make it a weekly feed

Signals go stale fast. Ask for the same search on a schedule, and Revnu brings back the companies that are new to it each time:

Every Monday, find 20 new software companies that raised a seed round in the last 30 days and add them to the Seed campaign.

See Run work every day or week.

Where the signals come from

Revnu works from what's public, so you can check every signal on a lead yourself:

Hiring, funding and tools: job posts, funding rounds, the software a company runs and its own website.
What people say in public: reviews of a competitor, Reddit threads and LinkedIn posts about the problem you solve. Ask for "people who complained about [competitor] this year" and Revnu finds them and the companies they work at.
People, not just companies: Revnu searches people by job title, seniority, city, past employer and school, so freelancers, solo founders and small teams count too. For consumers, Revnu reaches them with search posts and ads.
Anything not held in-house: waterfall enrichment from third-party B2B data providers fills the gap, and every answer is saved back into Revnu's own database.

Revnu never invents a signal. If it can't confirm one on a company, the lead doesn't claim it.

How Revnu Finds LeadsHow Revnu finds buyers, how to ask for leads and describe a narrow buyer, keep a list to one region, build lists of investors, partners or affiliates, turn a directory or event list into leads, and whether it uses your LinkedIn. Revnu finds businesses, not consumers.How Do I Find Companies With Revnu?Find the companies that need you this week, not just the ones that fit on paper. Every filter Revnu can search companies by (funding, hiring, tech stack, investors, industry, size, location, founding year) and every field on a company record, with copyable example requests.How Do I Find People and Their Contact Details With Revnu?Find the exact people who buy what you sell, and a checked work email for each. Every filter Revnu can search people by (job title, seniority, company, company size, location, past employers, schools, LinkedIn posts and engagement), what every person record carries, and how waterfall enrichment finds and verifies emails.How Do I Find Leads in a Niche Market?A step-by-step recipe for finding leads in a narrow B2B niche with Revnu. Describe the buyer in one message, block who to skip, and check the first leads. What to send Revnu, how long a list takes, and what to do when the list comes back short or wrong.How Do I Reach a List I Already Have, or Event Attendees?A step-by-step recipe for outreach to your own list, a directory or the people you want at an event. Upload the file in chat, say what it's for and the dates, approve the sequence, and Revnu researches each name and sends on your timeline.What's on a Lead: Why Now, Sources and Updating Lead InfoWhat a lead on the Leads page shows (the Why Now, its source links, the fit score, its campaign and its draft), how to update a lead's info or tell Revnu something it should know, what Relationship Route means, and where a directory or event list lands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Something that shows a company needs what you sell now: it's hiring for a role you help, it just raised money, it runs a tool you plug into, or its people are talking about your problem. Revnu searches for the signal and shows the evidence on each lead.