Early access · licensed B2B data
Verified, cited contacts. Not a database.
Describe your ICP in plain language or drop in a domain list. Get 50-100 qualified lead briefs, each carrying the evidence it was matched on. Reveal contacts only when they verify.
- B2B SaaS, 50-200 employees, Series BICP match
- 3 open platform-engineering rolesProvider signal
- Recent infrastructure migration activityProvider signal
Built for founders & lean GTM teams
- Licensed data only
- Misses cost 0 credits
- No scraping
- No browser extension
- 50-100qualified briefs per run, bounded and reviewable
- 1credit = 1 verified, cited contact reveal
- 0credits for misses, re-checks, monitoring, exports
- 2×rollover ceiling on monthly credits
How it works
From ICP to evidence in four steps
A maintained working set, not a snapshot, with an append-only credit ledger under every action.
Plain language or a CSV of domains. The system shows its interpretation back to you (filters, roles, the signals it will count as evidence) and nothing runs until you approve it.
ICP intake · run setupDescribe your buyer
DevOps leads at Series A-C SaaS companies hiring platform engineersInterpreted spec · confirm to run
B2B SaaSSeries A-C50-200 employeesHiring: platform engConfirm spec & runNothing runs until you approve it50-100 qualified lead briefs per run, each with a deterministic fit score and the evidence it was matched on, including what is missing and what counted against the match.
Brief evidence · cited at match- ✓Role fit: Head of Platform Engineering, buying authorityRole
- ✓Hiring: 3 open platform-engineering rolesSignal
- ✓Recent infrastructure migration activitySignal
- −Missing: no public RevOps hire (counts against, on record)Gap
Contact fields stay hidden until a metered reveal. The provider path verifies at the moment of reveal; a miss or invalid consumes 0 credits.
Metered reveal · verified at reveal timeDaniel KovacVP Engineering · Helios Freight82Fitd***@heliosfreight.ioReveal 1 creditCredits this month249 / 250If the reveal returns no email, the credit stays in your balance.
Kept briefs are re-verified on a cadence. Role changes and signal shifts land as change events; monitoring never touches your credit balance.
Monitoring · change events, 0 credits- ↻M. Chen · re-verified, role unchanged0 credits
- ↻D. Kovac · new signal: data-platform hire opened0 credits
- ↻S. Patel · role change detected, brief updated0 credits
Inside a cited brief
What a qualified lead actually looks like when it lands: identity, the evidence it was matched on, the score rubric, and what counted against it.
The brief
- B2B SaaS, 100-500 employees, Series BICP match
- Migrated CRM stack last quarterProvider signal
- No RevOps hire on the team pageCounted against
Cited at match
- casterline.io/team ↗
- public jobs board ↗
- provider record ↗
Fit score
82
- ICP fit · 34 / 40
- Signals · 28 / 40
- Freshness · 20 / 20
Counts against
- No RevOps hire on team page
- Seniority reads below decision-maker
Where it lands
What the category taught us to fix
Complaints buyers make about credit-metered lead tools, and the design decision each one produced. These are problems we read, not customers we quote.
“No audit trail or log available in the UI”
A complaint we read about incumbent credit meters. CitedLeads ships a visible credit ledger on every plan: grants, reveals, and credit-backs are all on the record.
“17,000 credits → ~300 usable”
Credit-language pricing taught buyers to discount every number. We price in verified contacts: if a reveal returns no email, the credit stays in your balance.
“5,000 guesses vs 100 verified”
They sell you rows; we deliver a short list of qualified briefs with the evidence attached. Cited sources you can check before you ever write a message.
Every record arrives through a licensed provider adapter. Read the data posture →
Stop scrolling databases. Start reading citations.
The unit we work in is the brief, not the row: identity, a fit score with the rubric visible, and the evidence, so a colleague can check the reasoning without asking you.
One meter, printed in advance
1 credit = 1 verified, cited contact reveal. Misses, re-checks, monitoring, and exports never consume credits. Tier quantities are provisional pending calibration.
Four LTD tiers, Solo through Scale. One-time pool plus a monthly grant for the life of the product.
- Monthly grant100-800 credits
- One-time pool500-2,500 credits
- Top-ups$0.45 / credit
Starter, Growth, and Scale subscriptions. Annual billing saves ~25%; rollover up to 2× your monthly grant.
- Monthly grant100-800 credits
- Monitored leads100-2,000
- Top-ups$0.60 / credit
Charged only when the provider path confirms a contact. A bounce reported to support is credited back.
- Miss / invalid0 credits
- Catch-all resultcharged, flagged
- Re-checksalways 0
See the full rate card → for rollover, pool release schedule, export caps, and the anti-creep clause in writing.
Straight answers
The questions burned buyers actually ask, answered in writing, not marketing.
What does a credit buy?
Exactly one thing: one verified, cited contact reveal. ICP searches, cited briefs, monitoring refreshes, and CSV exports within your printed caps consume 0 credits. The rate card is on the pricing page.
What does “verified” mean?
A contact is verified only when the provider path confirms it at the moment of reveal. Catch-all results are flagged as lower-confidence; a reveal that returns an email is charged. If a verified contact later proves to bounce, report it and support credits the reveal back.
Where does the data come from?
Licensed business-contact providers only: every record arrives through a provider adapter with defined usage terms. There is no scraping, no browser extension, no cookie collection, and no use of personal-account credentials anywhere in the product.
Is the product live?
Not yet. CitedLeads currently runs on synthetic demo data: the full workflow is real, the lead data is not. Live provider data activates once the provider-contract gate clears, and the printed rate card locks at your activation.
What happens when a reveal fails?
Nothing is charged. If the provider path returns no email (miss, invalid, or unknown) the reveal does not happen and the credit stays in your balance. Re-checks are always 0 credits.
Verified, cited contacts. Not a database.
Describe your ICP in plain language or drop in a domain list. See the evidence behind every lead before you spend a single credit.
Early access: the product runs on synthetic demo data until the provider-contract gate clears.