Going live tomorrow: a tool that finds companies that can buy from you. Please tell me what’s broken

Hi - I’m the Founder & CEO of Who Buys From You, and it goes live tomorrow in beta.

The problem: founders who sell lose hours in lead databases, opening company after company to work out who might actually buy. This tool starts from your own website instead. It reads what you sell and who you’ve served, then finds real companies that fit, each with a fit score, a dated reason to reach out now and the right person to contact. It filters out competitors, never guesses an email or phone number, and you approve every email before it’s sent.

It’s built for founder-led IT services and software firms, but I’d like to know if it works for you elsewhere.

I’m not asking for votes. I’m asking for honest feedback:

1. Was the profile of who buys from you accurate?

2. Would you actually contact the companies on your list?

3. What’s missing before you’d pay for this?

You can try the free list (work email, no card) here: https://www.whobuysfromyou.com/

I’ll reply to every comment. Thank you.