Website intent for known accounts,
not anonymous fantasy.
Narrow on purpose: know when a company you already care about is back on your pricing, demo, or integration pages. One tiny snippet, no cookies, no giant identity graph, no pretending every anonymous click is a named person.
- + Matches visits to companies already on your watchlist or synced from your CRM.
- + Flags high-intent page hits like pricing, security, demo, and integrations.
- + Adds the visit as another signal in the same ranked feed, Why Now, Slack, and email alerts.
- - It does not claim to identify every anonymous visitor by name.
- - It does not set cookies, fingerprint devices, or store IP addresses - ever.
- - It stays account-first, explainable, and tied to action.
How it works
Grab your tracking snippet from Settings and paste it on your site. Under 2 KB, no cookies, and it pings at most once per page per visitor session - your site speed never notices.
Each visit is resolved to the visiting company's network and matched against the companies you already monitor - by domain, never by fuzzy name guessing. Unmatched traffic is discarded.
"Northwind Health visited your pricing page" lands in the same feed as funding and hiring signals - scored, in the Why Now, and delivered to Slack, email, or your webhook.
Honest fine print: company matching relies on the visitor's network, so it works best for mid-size and enterprise visitors that operate their own networks. Visitors on home, mobile, or shared ISP connections cannot be identified - by us or by anyone else. When this signal fires, it is real.
Why this fits CapyScout
It helps reps work known accounts better instead of buying another giant contact database.
A pricing-page revisit matters only because it lands in the same scored feed as hiring, funding, and stack changes.
The promise stays believable: known-account intent, source-backed, and explainable.
Not everyone on your site - just the accounts your team already wants to win. Available on Growth and Scale plans.