Use cases

Built for businesses where the founder sells

Agencies, studios, consultants and B2B software founders. Pick yours to see what your buyers say when they need you, and what Hound finds.

  • Marketing agencies

    “Can anyone recommend a B2B marketing agency that gets SaaS?”

    Hound finds: Heads of marketing asking for help

  • SEO agencies

    “Our traffic dropped after the update. Any SEO help?”

    Hound finds: Founders watching their traffic fall

  • Paid ads agencies

    “Burning money on LinkedIn ads. Who knows B2B?”

    Hound finds: Teams unhappy with their ad results

  • Video and creative studios

    “Need a product video before our launch.”

    Hound finds: Launches that need content

  • PR agencies

    “Launching next month. Any PR people?”

    Hound finds: Companies about to announce

  • Web design studios

    “Our website is embarrassing. Who rebuilt yours?”

    Hound finds: Founders planning a rebuild

  • Software development shops

    “Looking for a team to build our MVP.”

    Hound finds: Founders ready to build

  • IT and managed services

    “Our IT person left. Looking for an MSP.”

    Hound finds: Companies without IT cover

  • Recruitment agencies

    “Anyone know a good recruiter for senior AEs?”

    Hound finds: Founders asking for hiring help

  • Accountants and bookkeepers

    “Need a bookkeeper who understands SaaS.”

    Hound finds: Growing companies outgrowing DIY books

  • Consultants and fractional leaders

    “Looking for a fractional CMO for six months.”

    Hound finds: Teams needing senior help, part-time

  • B2B software founders

    “Is there a tool that does this without the spreadsheet?”

    Hound finds: People asking for software like yours

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A day with Hound

You sleep. Hound gets you the call.

  1. 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

  2. 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.

    Hannah Reid • 2nd

    Head of Marketing · Series A fintech, London

    2h •

    Example

    Our content agency just quit on us, two weeks before launch. Can anyone recommend a B2B content agency that actually understands SaaS?

    249 comments

    Hound flagged this · fits you · LinkedIn and email found

  3. 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.

    Hannah Reid

    Head of Marketing · Series A fintech, London

    Example
    1. Monday
    2. Hannah accepted your invitation
    3. 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

    4. Thursday
    5. 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

    6. However they answer, Hound replies like you would.

      1. 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.

      2. 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

      3. Hannah Reid • 15:02

        Landing page and four emails. Can we talk Tuesday?

      4. 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

      5. Hannah Reid booked “Intro call” · Tue 11:00 · 30 min
  4. 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

  5. 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

    Example
    10:00
    11:00
    12:00

    Intro 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
    1. What did the last agency get wrong?
    2. Who signs off the copy?
    3. What happens after launch?

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