Lock the market
Define the vertical, geography, buyer roles, offer, signals, and exclusions that make an account usable.
Free 50-account Mandate Radar
Find the accounts with a reason to care now.
Give us your market, buyer, and offer. Dealthreads will map 50 target accounts to recent signals, the role that owns the problem, the evidence source, and the opening angle we would test.
No generic lead dump. No outreach is sent. Every delivery is reviewed first.
What lands in your map
One account. One signal. One usable reason to open.
A Mandate Radar is built for action, not list size. Every row connects the account to a timely change, the likely owner of the problem, and a grounded opening angle.
Account
Verified signal
Buyer role
Opening angle
Regional manufacturer
Recent change
New facility and a cluster of production openings in one metro
New facility and a cluster of production openings in one metro
VP Operations
Tie the offer to the ramp timeline and the roles creating the bottleneck.
Multi-site healthcare group
Recent change
Leadership hire followed by expansion into two adjacent markets
Leadership hire followed by expansion into two adjacent markets
Chief Operating Officer
Lead with the operational load created by adding locations under a new leader.
Vertical SaaS company
Recent change
New enterprise sales leader and first openings for a second segment
New enterprise sales leader and first openings for a second segment
VP Sales
Reference the segment shift and position the offer around faster market feedback.
How the intelligence gets built
Your ICP becomes a ranked execution surface.
The goal is not to predict who will buy. It is to give your team better evidence, sharper prioritization, and a more credible first conversation.
Verify the reason now
Research recent, source-backed changes instead of relying on a static company directory or generic intent score.
Build the opening angle
Turn each signal into a specific first sentence your team can pressure-test across calls, email, or LinkedIn.
Useful when the market is fuzzy
Use the Radar before you scale the campaign.
It gives an owner, founder, or revenue leader a concrete account set to review before buying data, warming domains, hiring an SDR, or committing to months of activity.
- You know the buyer roles but not which accounts to work first.
- Your current list has firmographics but no timely reason to reach out.
- You want to test an offer before paying for a full outbound build.
- You want human approval between intelligence and execution.
Free research brief
Show us the market. We will map the reason now.
A useful Radar starts with a narrow brief. Give Ryan enough context to exclude bad-fit accounts and recognize the signals that would actually change your team's next action.
- 50 prioritized target accounts
- Recent signal and evidence source per row
- Buyer role and opening angle per account
- Private, token-only delivery
Questions before you submit
What the free Radar does and does not do.
Is this a purchased contact list?
No. It is an account-level research map built around the brief you submit. Contact data and outreach execution are separate steps.
Will Dealthreads contact these accounts?
No. The free Radar is intelligence only. Dealthreads does not send messages or launch campaigns from this request.
What happens after I request it?
Your brief enters a research queue. Once the rows and delivery are reviewed, the approved map can be shared through a private token-only link.
What is the next step if the market looks right?
You can book a 20-minute mapping call to select the first segment and scope a five-day live market test.