Stop flying blind after you send
Know when your buyer opens the offer, what they focus on, and when it's time to follow up — without the guesswork.
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Most offers disappear after you send them
You send the offer and wait
Know the moment they open it
Guess what they cared about
See which sections got the most attention
No idea if they came back
See when they last returned
Follow up on gut feel
Follow up based on real activity
Deals go quiet without warning
Spot when something's stalling
Know what happens after you send
See when buyers open your offer, what they spend time on, and whether they keep coming back — so you can follow up with context instead of guessing.
The moment they open it, you'll know
No more wondering if it got buried. You'll see exactly when the conversation became real — and follow up while you're still top of mind.
See where their attention went
Pricing. Scope. Terms. Next steps. Heatmaps show you which parts of the offer your buyer actually read — so your next conversation starts from what they cared about, not what you assumed.
Is the deal still warm?
If a buyer keeps coming back, something's holding their interest. If they opened it once and never returned, that's a signal too. Last viewed turns silence into a signal.
Follow up with context
When you know what a buyer opened, revisited, and focused on, you're not sending a generic chase. You're responding to what actually happened — and that changes the conversation.
How it works
From sent to smarter follow-up
Turn buyer activity into better timing
Stop treating silence like a mystery. Use real buyer behaviour to understand interest, spot momentum, and know when and how to follow up.
Know when a buyer opens or returns to your offer, so you can reach out while the deal is back on their mind instead of following an arbitrary cadence.
See which sections hold their attention — whether that's pricing, scope, terms, or something else — and use that context to make your next conversation more relevant.
A buyer who keeps returning looks very different from one who opened once and disappeared. See those signals early so you know where to focus your attention.
Follow up knowing what your buyer viewed, revisited, and spent time on. Instead of “just checking in,” you have a reason to reach out and something worth talking about.
You did the work. Don't lose the deal to bad timing.
