Platform / Automation
The research happens before you ever open a doc.
Drop in a prospect's website and Edithly maps their business, market and likely pain points: the base every piece of collateral is built from.
50 free credits · No credit card
Built from their own site
Business, market, and likely pain points — pulled directly from what they publish about themselves.
Feeds every asset
The same research grounds the pitch deck, the brochure, and every follow-up.
Done before you ask
No separate research step — it happens the moment you add the prospect.
What's inside
What the research covers
- Company snapshot
- Positioning & likely pains
- Buying signals with sources
- Fit verdict & score out of 10
- Likely buyer & who else is in the room
- Deal shape & likely blocker
- Open questions for the call
- Research confidence
- Snapshot
- Regional carrier; competes on reliability, not price
- Signal
- Three pricing analyst roles open — quoting is stretched
- Gap
- Couldn't confirm who owns spot quoting today
How it works
One URL in. Your account research out.
- Step 01
Paste their website
Add a prospect's company and URL — or import a list from CSV, Apollo or Clay.
- Step 02
Edithly researches the account
Their positioning, pains, buying signals and fit, mapped against your playbook.
- Step 03
Get your account research
Written for that one account and on your brand, ready the moment it's generated.
FAQ
Questions reps ask first
What does Edithly research about a prospect?
Their business, positioning and market, the pains they are likely to have, and recent buying signals such as hiring, funding, tech stack changes and new initiatives. It then weighs all of that against your playbook to give a fit verdict, the likely buyer and blocker, and a recommended next step.
Where does the information come from?
From public sources about the company, starting with its own website. Buying signals and personalization facts link to where they were found, and the research lists what it couldn't establish, so you can check anything before you rely on it.
How is this different from Apollo or Clay?
Apollo and Clay help you find and enrich prospects. Edithly starts where they stop: it researches each account and turns that research into the outreach, from the fit verdict to the cold email, call script, deck and landing page. You can import lists from Apollo and Clay straight into Edithly.
What if the research gets something wrong?
Every prospect summary includes a research confidence rating and a list of open questions, and the facts behind each email come with a source link. Reps review everything before it goes out. Edithly is a copilot for your research and writing, not an autonomous SDR that sends on its own.
Can I research a whole list at once?
Yes. Import a CSV or connect Apollo, Clay, HubSpot or Zoho CRM, and every row in your workbook can be researched and turned into collateral. Starter includes 50 free credits, Ninja is $70 a month for 300 credits, and Pro is custom for teams.
Limited pilot spots
Try it on your next prospect
50 free credits, full access to every visual and content type, and direct support from the team building this.
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