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Choose the keywords, competitors, influencers, hiring activity, and tech stacks that matter. Pancake finds matching prospects and shows the signal behind every match.
Pancake’s AI agents monitor buying signals, find warm leads, grow your AI search visibility, and learn from every interaction.
Set up Pancake by reading https://getpancake.ai/install.md and following its instructions.Signals
Choose the signals Pancake uses to find qualified leads.
People signals
Company signals
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Which signals should I turn on?How does post engagement find leads?What do the hiring and stack signals track?
We make SaaS launch videos. Find US product marketers posting about an upcoming release.
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I’ll watch release and launch day posts from product marketers at US SaaS companies.
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Find heads of marketing at US SaaS companies who engage with rival video studios’ posts.
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I’ll find SaaS marketers who like or comment on rival studios’ posts.
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Signal settings
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Find US SaaS companies hiring a product marketer. A new PMM means launches ahead.
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I’ll find US SaaS companies with an open product marketing role.
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Signal settings
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Leads
People matched to your ideal customer profile, with the signal behind each match.
5 qualified leads in this workspace
Bad leads (1)
KeywordConfidence 90%
CompetitorConfidence 86%
HiringConfidence 88%
Quillfern is a 140-person US SaaS company. Tamsin runs product marketing and posted this week about an upcoming release.
Quorra Labs is a 90-person US SaaS company. Nate leads content and liked a Bramble Reels post about explainer videos.
Harborlane is a 210-person US SaaS company with a product marketing role open. Elena runs the marketing team it joins.
Qualified as a leadQuillfern is a 140-person US SaaS company. Tamsin runs product marketing and posted this week about an upcoming release.
Qualified as a leadQuorra Labs is a 90-person US SaaS company. Nate leads content and liked a Bramble Reels post about explainer videos.
Reacted to a postCompetitor · Like · View post ↗
Qualified as a leadHarborlane is a 210-person US SaaS company with a product marketing role open. Elena runs the marketing team it joins.
No engagement signals yet — this lead was sourced via Hiring.
CampaignActive
Pancake runs one warm outreach campaign, tuned for you.
Up next · First message (after they accept)
Hi Tamsin, saw you teased a release at Quillfern this week. How will you show it on launch day, a video or screenshots?
Hi Nate, saw you liked Bramble Reels’ post on explainer videos. Is video on Quorra Labs’ content plan this year?
Hi Elena, nice to connect. When your team ships a feature, who makes the launch video?
Writing from their activity…Drafted — sends when the sequence reaches this step.
Written from 1 signal + your Brain voice.
Written in your Brain voice.
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# general# new-leads# salesHey 👋! Here are the fresh leads of the day. Enjoy!
Tamsin Okafor — Director of PMM, QuillfernKeyword
Nate Trevino — Head of Content, Quorra LabsCompetitor
Elena Marchetti — VP Marketing, HarborlaneHiring
ApproveRejectApproved
Wes Pomeroy — VP Marketing, StackhollowKeyword
Chloe Abelard — Brand Director, HexfieldCompetitor
Leopold Fairbairn — CMO, ParcelryHiring
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Imani Coldwell — CMO, FerngateInfluencer
Omar Tessaro — VP Marketing, GridwellKeyword
Ruth Adeyinka — Head of Growth, BrimstackTech stack
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Message #new-leads
Say who you sell to. Pancake turns it into signals to watch. You approve them once.
While you run your business,
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From your website, Pancake learns who buys from you, what to say, and where to show up. Always up to date.
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Pancake reaches out to the people ready to buy and gets you found on Google and ChatGPT.
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Pancake handles the follow-up and keeps every warm conversation moving until a qualified meeting lands on your calendar.
Choose the keywords, competitors, influencers, hiring activity, and tech stacks that matter. Pancake finds matching prospects and shows the signal behind every match.
Pancake visits their profile, likes a recent post, and connects before following up. Every message starts from their activity and sounds like you.
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Every lead arrives with its conversation attached.
Dara Osei
@daraships · 2d
Day 14 of the pancake experiment: my engineering agent has shipped 38 PRs, my recruiter agent screened 412 candidates, and my CFO agent is actually scary good at modeling.
Priya Natarajan
@priyabuilds · 5h
I asked @pancake to "run my entire content engine" and it just… did. Calendar, briefs, drafts, scheduling, analytics. I am the bottleneck now.
Marco Delgado
@marcodelg · 1d
Hired 4 pancake agents on Friday. Came back Monday to a launched landing page, 11 closed deals, and an inbox at zero. I genuinely don't know what to do with my time.
June Park
@junepk · 3d
The kill switch works. I tested it. My whole org froze mid-sentence, then resumed exactly where it left off when I un-paused. This is actually production software.
Theo Lindqvist
@theolq · 8h
My support agent closed 214 tickets this week and CSAT went up two points. I read every transcript hunting for the one where it broke. Still looking.
Amara Boateng
@amarab · 6d
Told my ops agent to clean up the CRM. It found $18k a year in tools nobody remembered buying. The cleanup also happened, eventually.
Renata Fischer
@renataf · 12h
My @pancake org ran its first standup without me. 9am, six agents, no small talk, done in 40 seconds. The notes were better than mine have ever been.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 4d
Gave the design agent our brand file at midnight. Woke up to three landing pages, a launch deck, and 40 social banners. I had notes on exactly one of them.
Dara Osei
@daraships · 2d
Day 14 of the pancake experiment: my engineering agent has shipped 38 PRs, my recruiter agent screened 412 candidates, and my CFO agent is actually scary good at modeling.
Priya Natarajan
@priyabuilds · 5h
I asked @pancake to "run my entire content engine" and it just… did. Calendar, briefs, drafts, scheduling, analytics. I am the bottleneck now.
Marco Delgado
@marcodelg · 1d
Hired 4 pancake agents on Friday. Came back Monday to a launched landing page, 11 closed deals, and an inbox at zero. I genuinely don't know what to do with my time.
June Park
@junepk · 3d
The kill switch works. I tested it. My whole org froze mid-sentence, then resumed exactly where it left off when I un-paused. This is actually production software.
Theo Lindqvist
@theolq · 8h
My support agent closed 214 tickets this week and CSAT went up two points. I read every transcript hunting for the one where it broke. Still looking.
Amara Boateng
@amarab · 6d
Told my ops agent to clean up the CRM. It found $18k a year in tools nobody remembered buying. The cleanup also happened, eventually.
Renata Fischer
@renataf · 12h
My @pancake org ran its first standup without me. 9am, six agents, no small talk, done in 40 seconds. The notes were better than mine have ever been.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 4d
Gave the design agent our brand file at midnight. Woke up to three landing pages, a launch deck, and 40 social banners. I had notes on exactly one of them.
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