Use cases
Meeting prep: research a company before the call
For meeting prep, give Scouta the company's domain before the call. In about a minute it reads the company's website, job postings, press page and recent news, and writes a brief: what they do, recent signals with links and dates, likely priorities and three opening questions you can edit and take into the meeting.
How it works
- Enter the company's domain (or try it on the try-it page with no account).
- Scouta reads its public pages and recent news and checks every signal against its source.
- Read the brief, edit anything, and export it as PDF or Markdown for the call.
What the brief gives you
- A one-line description of the company, from its own words.
- What changed recently: hiring, funding, expansion, launches, leadership changes.
- Three opening questions, and angles for what you sell if you've told Scouta.
What Scouta won't do
Scouta researches companies, not people: it doesn't find emails or phone numbers, build contact lists, sell data or send outreach. Everything it shows as fact links to a public page with a date.
What you pay
Try one company at a time with no account (3 a day). A free account includes 3 briefs. Plans start at $39 a month for 50 briefs, with a 7-day free trial.
Questions
Does it research the people I'm meeting?
No. Scouta researches the company only. It doesn't look up individuals or collect personal details.
Questions buyers ask
How do I prepare for a sales call with Scouta?
Enter the company's domain before the call. In about a minute Scouta reads its website, job postings, press page and recent news, then writes a brief with what the company does, recent signals with links and dates, likely priorities and three opening questions. Edit it, then export it as PDF or Markdown.