Enterprise deals start with a public LinkedIn post: "need an RFP template?" or "replacing [vendor] this quarter." OutX tracks those signals so you're in the deal 30 days early.
No Chrome install required. No LinkedIn password needed. Live in under two minutes.
Write one prompt that covers your category (CLM, cybersecurity, ITSM, data platform, compliance), the role titles that sign POs (VP, Director, CIO, CISO, General Counsel, Chief of Staff), and the pain phrases buyers use pre-RFP: "we're evaluating", "replacing [vendor]", "RFP template", "security team is pushing us off", "hitting the limits of". Pro tip: list your top 3 competitor names as hard keywords. Competitor-replacement posts close 2-3x faster than generic category questions.
OutX watches 4.2M LinkedIn and Reddit conversations. Each match gets a 1-10 relevance score based on category fit, role title, seniority, company size, and signal recency. Route 9+ to DMs, 7-8 to a daily digest, under 7 to silent. You see only what a real deal starts with. Pro tip: combine "role = VP+" with "category = CLM" to get a pipeline of ~15-25 fresh enterprise signals per week.
Every alert links to the exact post. Reply from Slack, hand off to your SDR in two clicks, or use OutX's Chrome extension to comment from LinkedIn with context already drafted. The move: reference something specific the poster said and offer a useful category observation. No product name in reply one. Let them ask. Pro tip: on RFP-template posts, share a one-line scoring dimension most AEs skip (e.g., "integration-time budget"). You'll get the reply and the RFP.
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“Enterprise AE tracking AI-powered SaaS, CLM, and cybersecurity. I built 4 watchlists around my categories. Every post mentioning 'evaluating' or 'replacing' my target vendors pings Slack inside 6 minutes. This is the only prospecting tool I actually open every day.”
“The prospecting tools I used before felt like they all sold the same database with a different UI. OutX tracks the actual LinkedIn conversation 30 days before the RFP drops. Pipeline quality is in a different league.”
“Every week: a GC or chief of staff posts 'anyone have an RFP template for CLM?' That post is a warm deal. OutX turns that into a Slack ping before anyone on my team sees it in the feed.”
“Role-title filters at VP and Director level cut the noise. I only see signals I can actually work. Beat ZoomInfo's weekly digest on speed and relevance in week one.”
“Closed two enterprise deals this quarter off posts OutX surfaced. Both were buyers publicly writing 'evaluating for Q3'. The buyer told me I was the first vendor to reply with something actually useful.”
ZoomInfo infers intent from third-party browsing behaviors, then sells you a weekly score. OutX sees the actual public LinkedIn or Reddit post where a buyer said 'we're evaluating CLM tools' or 'replacing our current vendor'. You get the exact quote, the exact person, the exact moment. Many enterprise AEs keep ZoomInfo for contact data and layer OutX for the conversation that starts the deal.
Yes. OutX is category-prompt-based, so it works for any B2B category an enterprise AE sells: CLM, cybersecurity, compliance, data platforms, AI SaaS, procurement, ITSM. You describe the category and pain phrases in plain English, OutX handles the keyword pattern matching.
Yes. VP, Director, CIO, CISO, Head of Ops, General Counsel, Chief of Staff. Filter by exact title, seniority band, or decision-maker tier. Only see posts from people who can sign the PO.
Yes, that is the median across all active watchlists. Alerts land in Slack, email, or the OutX dashboard. Sub-minute latency for a specific category is available on the Expert plan for AEs running a single high-priority vertical.
Yes. OutX never asks for your LinkedIn password, cookies, or OAuth token. All public-post monitoring runs on dedicated infrastructure that stays within LinkedIn's fair-use limits. No customer account has been flagged.
Yes. Growth includes up to 5 seats, Expert includes 20, Ultimate is unlimited with a shared Slack channel and role-based access. Everyone sees the same feed but each AE can filter their own view by territory or account list.
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