Companies paying people to do what your software does.

It is more concrete than an intent score. A company hiring for the work your product does is spending real money on that problem right now, and its posting says so in the company’s own words. Intent scores infer interest from web visits or keyword matches; a current posting is a statement of what the company is staffing. What a posting cannot tell you, whether the company is evaluating software, has budget, plans to buy, or wants to be contacted, every record states plainly instead of guessing.

No. TaskToLead provides company-level workflow research. Each company record names the function and typical job title likely to own the observed workflow and drafts a first message from the company's own posting, but never a person. It does not provide personal contact details, email addresses, phone numbers, contact enrichment, marketing lists, messaging sequences, or sending tools.

One Lead Report covers one product. It holds 10 to 15 companies we verified against what you confirmed your product does, the free ones included, plus up to 15 worth checking: companies hiring now for the work where your product covers only part of the role, listed apart and not counted as verified. We open checkout only when at least ten are verified, so you never pay for a short list. Weak matches are cut.

No. The strongest fit is B2B software with a specific operational workflow, confirmed capabilities, and responsibilities that companies describe publicly. We check product suitability before the full analysis.

For each company: the job posting, linked and checked open; the work it describes, quoted; what your product covers in it task by task, with gaps stated; a first message drafted from the quote, addressed to a function and title; and the verdict, Strong or Qualified. The whole set is ranked, and the capabilities your market asks for most are counted across it. Companies worth checking come in the same form, shorter: the posting, what your product covers and a first message.

The research is automated and AI-assisted, but it is governed by the product capabilities and limitations you review and confirm before the run. TaskToLead personnel do not manually review or customize the standard research. Every evidence record remains an analytical interpretation of public evidence and should be read with its stated uncertainty.

The research runs before you pay, during the free preview, so the full Lead Report is already built when checkout opens. It opens as soon as payment is confirmed, and we email you the link. If we verify fewer than ten companies, no checkout is offered and the free preview, with its strongest matches, is yours to keep. The full Lead Report then stays in your account for as long as you keep it.

The Lead Report is €25 plus VAT as a one-time purchase; it is billed once and does not renew. The Lead Watch is €49 a month plus VAT for one product, billed monthly in advance until you cancel. Prices exclude VAT, added at checkout by Dodo Payments, our Merchant of Record. The count before either is free.

The Lead Report is not: it is billed once and does not renew. The Lead Watch is, at €49 a month plus VAT with no minimum term. It renews each month until you cancel, and we mail a reminder three days before each renewal. Cancel any time in Settings: it runs to the end of the month you paid, and your leads stay readable for 30 days after it ends. Your free count shows how many companies post for the work before you pay; nothing on this page enrols you in it.

Every day we read new postings for the work your product does. Where your free count supports it, you get ten leads within 12 hours of paying; then up to 20 new leads a week are ready by 06:00 Berlin time each weekday morning, in your inbox and by mail. Each lead is the full record a Lead Report has: the posting quoted, the fit task by task, who to write to, an opener and a follow-up. You take a lead, mark it sent and log how it went; when a posting you took closes or comes back, we tell you. Customers and competitors go on a skip list, and what your product covers can be changed in Settings.

As many as fit, never padded. It depends on how many companies post for the work your product does: your free count shows that number before you pay. Where many companies post for it, new leads come most weekday mornings; where few do, a few a week, sometimes none.

The Lead Report is delivered as soon as payment is confirmed, so it is non-refundable once delivered, except where required by law. The Lead Watch can be cancelled any time in Settings and runs to the end of the paid month; a month that has started is not refunded. A charge made by mistake, such as a second subscription, is refunded, and EU consumers may withdraw within 14 days of the first payment, paying only for the days used. See our Refund Policy for details.