Set it once. New in-market people arrive every day.
Intent changes daily. Someone who was not looking last week is comparing quotes this week. Intent Alerts keeps a standing search running for your niche and area and delivers the new people as they appear, so your follow-up is never a month late.
Illustration. Daily cap: you never pay for more than you set.
Intent Alerts, in plain English.
Intent Alerts is an always-on version of Intent Audiences. You save a watch with a niche, a location, a recency window, and a daily cap. From then on, people who newly match are delivered automatically, in real time or as a daily summary email, and each one can start an automation.
You control the spend with the daily cap and can pause, resume, or change a watch at any time. Every delivery run is logged: what it delivered, what it skipped, and why.
What you get
- Standing searches that run around the clock
- Real-time delivery or a daily digest
- A daily cap per watch
- Performance charts and a full delivery history
- Pause, resume, and edit at any time
- Automation triggers on every delivery
Intent Alerts in 4 steps.
Name the watch
For example, Fort Lauderdale Roofing. Run several watches for different services or areas.
Set the criteria
Niche, location, recency window, signal strength, and optional data filters such as homeowners only.
Cap the volume
Choose the most records a watch may deliver per day. It never goes over.
Choose delivery
Real time as new people are found, or one daily digest email. Deliveries can trigger an automation.
Where it pays off.
Seasonal trades
A watch per service: AC repair in summer ZIPs, furnace tune-ups in fall, roof repair after storms.
Insurance agents
A daily trickle of households researching coverage in your licensed states, capped at what your team can work.
Agencies
One watch per client, feeding each client's email follow-up automatically.
$0.20 per record delivered
Nothing is charged until a watch delivers. The daily cap limits spend.
How Signals billing worksThe rules for using Intent Alerts
Every account agrees to these. They are on this page so you know them before you buy.
- Alert deliveries are intent records, not opt-in leads. The same contact rules apply: mail, email, and ads first; manual calls after a Do Not Call check; no robocalls, AI voice, or mass texts.
- Keep watches away from sensitive topics such as health conditions and financial distress.
Pair Intent Alerts with these.
Intent Audiences
People researching your service this week
Find people whose recent searching and reading shows they are in the market for your service, in the ZIPs, cities, or counties you serve.
See how it worksFollow-Up Automations
Email, codes, and follow-up flows that run themselves
Drag-and-drop flows that react to a new lead, an identified visitor, or a form fill: emails, waits, conditions, verification codes, and callbacks.
See how it worksLead CRM
Every lead in one library, ready to work
Every lead you bought, enriched, identified, or imported, in one list. Filter it, group it into lists, and send it to a follow-up with one click.
See how it worksIntent Alerts, answered.
How is an alert different from a one-time intent search?
A one-time search returns everyone who matches today. An alert keeps running and delivers only the new people who match after you set it up, every day, up to your cap.
Can I limit how much an alert spends?
Yes. Each watch has a maximum number of records per day, and you can pause it at any time.
Where do the new records go?
To your dashboard and lead library, by daily email digest if you choose, and into any automation you connect to the watch.
General information about how Intent Alerts works and may be used, not legal advice. Rules vary by state and industry. See the Signals glossary for terms used on this page.
Put Intent Alerts to work.
Tell us your service and your area, and we will show you what it finds and what it costs, before you fund anything.