Foxpillar
In early development · Talking to founders

We find who's worth your time. You build the relationship.

Foxpillar finds the companies worth talking to, checks who they really are, contacts them in your voice and follows up. Your team spends its time in real conversations with buyers.

Book a 20-minute call → Prefer writing? 3 questions
Kalvė Metalworks
Norda IT
Brightwell Logistics · 11 people
Road freightNACE 49.41KaunasB2B
Lead 0412
  1. NEWFound in the company register: B2B, 11 staff, logistics.
  2. RESEARCHEDWebsite confirmed by company code. Hiring a second sales rep.
  3. QUALIFIEDMatches your rules: B2B, 2–15 staff, EU.
  4. READYFirst email written around the hiring news.Approved
  5. CONTACTEDSent Tue 09:12. Follow-up on day 3 if there's no reply.
  6. REPLIED“Sounds relevant. Send me a few times for next week.”
  7. MEETINGBooked Thu 14:00. Full context passed to you.
Illustrative example You take it from the meeting
Where we are

If you got an email from us, this is why.

Foxpillar is in early development. Before we build more, we're talking to founders and salespeople to find the one part of sales work that costs them the most time and money.

We're not selling anything on these calls. You tell us how sales actually works in your company. We share what we're hearing from other teams like yours.

We found your company through open public sources and wrote to its business address. Reply “no” and we won't write to you about this again.

Edgaras · Founder, Foxpillar

Prefer writing?

The 3 questions

Answer in a few lines each. The button opens an email with the questions already in it.

  1. Which part of selling takes the most time or frustrates you most? An example from the past month helps.
  2. What have you already tried to fix it (a tool, a freelancer, an agency, a new hire)? What did it cost, and did it work?
  3. If you had to pick one, what would help you most, and why?(A) Better software for your team(B) An external sales team working on your behalf(C) A fully managed service that simply brings you meetings with seriously interested customers
  4. For your analysis: who is your best client, and why?
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The problem

In a small team, selling loses to everything around it.

Before

Finding who to talk to

Building lists, checking websites, working out who decides and why they might care right now.

During

Following up

Second and third touches slip when the week gets busy, and warm leads go quiet without anyone deciding to drop them.

After

Keeping the pipeline true

CRM updates, notes and next steps that nobody has time for, so nobody fully trusts the numbers.

The work, split

AI does the legwork. A person signs off.

This is how Foxpillar is being built to run. Machines read, sort and draft. Every email is approved by a person before it leaves, and sending stops at the daily limit.

ServiceFoxpillar HuntFinding your next B2B clientsIn development
Public data

Companies from official registers

AI · in development

Reads the website, confirms the company code

AI · in development

Writes a first email around one real signal

A person

You approve it. Planned: a Foxpillar specialist can do it for you

Rules

Sent in working hours, at a pace set for your market

Nothing goes out until a person says yes.

AI researches and drafts. You, or later a Foxpillar specialist, approve every single email before it leaves.

How it works

Five stages. Use one, several, or all of them.

Foxpillar is being built to do the work at each stage. You set the rules and step in where a person should.

  1. Stage 1

    Find

    Starts from official company registers and notes why now might be a good time.

    You decideWho belongs on the list.
  2. Stage 2

    Qualify

    Checks every company against your criteria and sets aside the ones that don't fit.

    You decideWhat a good customer looks like.
  3. Stage 3

    Reach out

    Makes the first contact through whichever channel suits each company best (email, a call, LinkedIn or another), built on that research and in your voice.

    You decideWhich channels we use, what we say and what we never say.
  4. Stage 4

    Follow up

    Keeps following up across channels, spacing contacts out and changing the angle, until the company replies or asks us to stop. A request to stop is respected straight away.

    You decideThe tone, the channels and how persistent we are.
  5. Stage 5

    Hand off

    Books the meeting and passes you the full context, so the call starts warm.

    You doThe conversation itself.

PlannedA Foxpillar specialist can run all of it for you.

Our standards

Careful by design, because your name is on every email.

Data

Official sources

Company lists start from public registers with real size and industry data.

Checks

Verified before use

A website is used automatically only if it shows the company's registration code. Everything else is reviewed by a person.

Pace

Pace set to your market

From a handful of hand-checked emails a day to larger campaigns. By default: up to 25 new emails a day, working hours only, follow-ups spaced out until a reply or a request to stop.

Privacy

EU and GDPR

Data is stored in the EU and every record knows where it came from. One reply is enough to never hear from us again.

Who it's for

Built first for small, founder-led sales teams.

Ideal for
  • Small B2B businesses
  • The founder still sells, or a couple of reps do
  • No one works on sales operations full time
  • You'd rather spend hours on calls than on lists and CRM updates