Daniel Okafor • 2nd
Head of Marketing · B2B SaaS
3h •
We need a content agency that actually understands B2B SaaS. Our blog has been quiet for a year and the board wants pipeline from it. Recommendations?
1823 comments
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Paste your website and wake up to people who already asked for what you sell. Hound writes to them from your own LinkedIn and email, follows up, and turns the yeses into calls.
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- Safe LinkedIn limits, at a human pace
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7:00Today · 9 people
Head of Marketing, SaaS
“Anyone recommend a content agency?”
Founder, fintech
“Freelancer or agency for our site?”
Ops lead, logistics
“Any paid-ads people who get B2B?”
9 messages written and readyExample
Hound listens on
- X
- The web
- Public Facebook groups
- LinkedIn jobsComing soon
Why Hound
You don’t lose clients to better agencies. You lose them to faster ones.
Take a content agency for B2B SaaS. These are its next clients. Here’s what usually happens to them.
- Example
You never saw it. It sank down the feed by lunch, while you were on a client call.
r/SaaS • 2d • u/seed_stage_opsExample A year of blog posts and zero traffic. Content agency or freelancer?
We post twice a week and nothing ranks. Has anyone actually turned this around?
You saw it two days late. Finding who wrote it and an email that works took the afternoon. By then they had calls booked.
ExampleSophie Lindqvist
Marketing Lead · Fintech
- 3 weeks ago
You • 10:04
Saw your post about the blog. Happy to share how we'd get it ranking?
Sophie Lindqvist • 16:31
Thanks, looks useful. Swamped this week, can you ping me next week?
- No messages since
They said yes, later. You meant to follow up. Client work won, and they signed with an agency that remembered.
With Hound
Up to 12 hours of prospecting a day, done for you. Hound finds posts like these every morning, writes to each person from your own LinkedIn and email, and sends the follow-ups on time. You take the calls.
Estimate at full speed: 25 people a day, at about 30 minutes each to find, research and write to by hand.
A day with Hound
You sleep. Hound gets you the call.
Overnight
Hound finds people who need you
On LinkedIn, Reddit, X, public Facebook groups and the web. Only people asking for what you sell, or unhappy with who they use now.
r/SaaS • 5h • u/growth_at_seriesAExample Paying £6k a month for content that reads like ChatGPT. Did switching agencies fix it for anyone?
Eight months in. Every deadline hit, nothing ranks, and sales won't share a single post. Is it us or them?
Hound flagged this · unhappy with their agency · reply written for the thread
7:00
Your list is waiting
The people who fit, checked and found, with first messages written for the best of them. Hours of prospecting you didn't have to do.
ExampleHannah Reid • 2nd
Head of Marketing · Series A fintech, London
2h •
Our content agency just quit on us, two weeks before launch. Can anyone recommend a B2B content agency that actually understands SaaS?
249 commentsHound flagged this · fits you · LinkedIn and email found
9:15
Hound starts the conversation
A message about their problem, from your own LinkedIn, then a follow-up. When they answer, Hound reads the whole conversation and replies the way you would. At a human pace in working hours, never more than 20 invites and 50 messages a day.
ExampleHannah Reid
Head of Marketing · Series A fintech, London
- Monday
- Hannah accepted your invitation
You • 9:15
Hi Hannah, saw your post about the agency walking out two weeks before launch. Rough timing. Is it the launch content you need covered first, or the whole retainer?
Written and sent by Hound
- Thursday
You • 10:02
In case it helps: last spring we took over a fintech's launch content 10 days out and shipped all 12 pieces on time. Happy to send you the two-week plan we used.
Follow-up sent by Hound
However they answer, Hound replies like you would.
Hannah Reid • 14:30
Thanks. We have a freelancer on the blog already. It's the launch I'm worried about, the 14th and nothing written yet.
You • 14:41
Makes sense to leave the blog with them then. For the launch, is it the landing page and emails, or social too? Happy to walk you through how we did the fintech one.
Written by Hound · you tapped Send
Hannah Reid • 15:02
Landing page and four emails. Can we talk Tuesday?
You • 15:09
Tuesday works. Pick any time that suits: cal.com/your-agency/intro. I'll bring the two-week plan.
Written by Hound · you tapped Send
- Hannah Reid booked “Intro call” · Tue 11:00 · 30 min
Hannah Reid • 14:30
Honestly swamped until the launch on the 14th. Try me after?
You • 14:44
Of course, good luck with the 14th. I'll leave you to it and check in once it's out.
Written by Hound · you tapped Send
- Follow-ups stopped. One check-in after her launch, so she isn't forgotten.
Hannah Reid • 14:30
We've just signed with someone, thanks though.
You • 14:39
Good to hear you're sorted before the launch. All the best with it.
Written by Hound · you tapped Send
- Hound stops here. No more follow-ups to Hannah.
11:20
A fresh ask, within the hour
Every hour on weekdays Hound looks for new posts asking for what you sell. A good one lands in your inbox with the reply already written, while they are still reading answers. You post it yourself.
r/startups • 18m • u/hrtech_founderExample Any B2B content agencies that can turn launch copy round in two weeks?
Seed-stage HR tech, launching next month. Need a landing page and a short email sequence. Anyone used someone good?
Reply Hound wrote
If the positioning is settled, two weeks is doable: landing page first, and the emails follow from it. We ran a fintech launch on that plan last spring, happy to share how it went.
Emailed to you within the hour · you post it yourself
Tuesday
You take the call, ready
Hound did the finding, the writing and the follow-up. Before the call, a short brief lands in your inbox.
Tue 27 Oct
Example10:0011:0012:00Intro call · Hannah Reid
11:00 to 11:30, booked through your link, video call added.
Call prep from Hound
- What she asked for
- Landing page and four launch emails before the 14th.
- What Hound found
- Her agency quit two weeks before launch. A freelancer keeps the blog.
- Ask her
- What did the last agency get wrong?
- Who signs off the copy?
- What happens after launch?
How Hound finds clients for agencies
It finds them, reaches out, and brings them back to you.
One brain runs all of it, and it learns from every conversation and every choice you make.
Hound's brain
It decides where to look, who fits and what to say.
1 · Finds
The radar sweeps where your buyers talk and keeps only people who fit you. Some sources are coming soon.
2 · Reaches out
Invite, message, follow-up
From your Gmail or Outlook
From your own accounts, at a human pace in working hours, never more than 20 invites and 50 messages a day.
3 · Learns from you
Hi, I hope this message finds you well. I saw your post about switching agencies. Free for 15 minutes on Thursday?
Learns the way you write
Change a message and Hound keeps the change. Edit the same way a few times and it writes that way for you.
What Hound reads, every day
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Use cases
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Early users
In their own words
- Safe LinkedIn limits, at a human pace
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- Built to get you booked calls
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Syed Tanvir FaiyazFounder, Hound
Why I built Hound
Doing the work is easy. Finding it isn’t.
If you run an agency, you know the pattern. You’re great at the work and your clients love you. But every month starts from zero: scrolling LinkedIn late at night, chasing referrals, sending follow-ups between client calls. The work is never what holds you back. Finding the next client is.
I built Hound so a founder who sells can grow without a sales team, a big budget or months of cold outreach. Hound finds the people already asking for what you do, checks they fit, writes the first message and follows up, so your hours go back into the work you’re great at.
You do the client work. Hound finds the next client.
Pricing
One plan. Everything in it.
Founding member price
£99a month
Founding places are limited. Join now and you keep this price for as long as you stay.
When founding closes, new members pay £129 a month.
Cancel any time. Not for you? Ask within 30 days of your first payment for a full refund.
If one call turns into a £1,500 a month client, that’s 15 times what Hound costs.
- Wake up to people already asking for what you sell
- No more digging for emails: the right person and a checked address, ready
- A first message about their problem, ready before your coffee
- Follow-ups sent for you, so no warm lead goes cold
- Replies with your booking link, so a yes becomes a call
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Questions founders ask
What does Hound do?
Hound finds people who are asking for what you sell on LinkedIn, Reddit, X and the web, plus people unhappy with your competitors or engaging with their LinkedIn posts or yours. It finds their LinkedIn and email, writes a message that quotes what they said, and reaches out for you, so you get replies and booked calls. It also spots posts in public Facebook groups and links you to them, so you can reply in the group yourself. LinkedIn jobs are coming soon.
Does Hound get better the more I use it?
Yes. Everything you do goes back into Hound's brain: who you approve or skip, how you edit its messages, who replies and who books. It finds more people like the ones you approve, leans on the places that bring replies, and when a few of your edits change its messages the same way, it updates how it writes for you and tells you what changed. You can see it, change it or undo it. Your sending limits never change.
Will this get my LinkedIn account banned?
Hound sends at most 20 connection requests and 50 messages a day, at random intervals in working hours only. These limits are fixed for every customer and can never be raised. If LinkedIn restricts your account while Hound kept to its limits, we refund that month and help you appeal.
What if nobody is asking for what I sell?
Hound only shows people who fit, so some mornings the list is short. On those days you can describe who you want to meet, and Hound suggests people on LinkedIn to connect with.
Will the messages sound like a bot?
No. Each message starts from what the person actually said, in your style. When they answer, Hound reads the whole conversation before it replies, and a “not now” or a “no” gets a short, kind answer, never a pitch. Change a message and it learns from your edit. You can check each one first, or let Hound send on its own.
Do I have to approve every message?
It is your choice. Approve each message before it goes, or let Hound send on its own. Any reply stops the follow-ups for that person.
Who is Hound for?
Agencies and B2B service businesses where the founder sells, and early-stage B2B founders.
How do agencies find new clients?
Mostly through referrals, cold outreach and bought lists, which are slow or go to people who never asked. Hound finds the people already asking for what your agency does on LinkedIn, Reddit and X, and reaches out while they are still deciding.
Where do the messages come from?
From your own LinkedIn account and your own Gmail or Outlook, so replies land where you already work.
Can I use Hound from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect Hound to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI apps in a minute, then ask it who to reach today or to answer your replies. It keeps the same daily limits, and Claude and ChatGPT ask you before it approves or sends anything. The steps are on the Use in your AI page.
Is there a free plan?
No. There is one plan with everything in it, £99 a month at the founding member price. If it isn’t for you, ask within 30 days of your first payment for a full refund, and you can cancel any time.
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