That was Close's Lead Generation shelf on 9 September 2026, counted one by one. Every tool on it finds companies. Not one of them writes what to send them — the part that actually costs you an afternoon per account. That half is what Prospektor does, in your voice, with its sources, and it lands back in Close.
One click through Close's own consent screen — no API key to paste, no key to rotate later. Prospektor writes to the organization you granted and reads nothing else.
Disconnect in the same panel; the grant is revoked at Close.
Four records, written the way Close models a deal:
Push the same pitch again and those records update. Nothing is duplicated.
The fit score comes with the case for the company and the case against it. Every decision-maker's name carries the source that named them, and a name nothing backs comes back blank rather than guessed. Where somebody in your own network can open the door, you get the chain.
Then the deck, the one-pager, the cold emails and the proposal — drafted in your voice, from what has already worked for you, with nothing invented.
Your existing addresses are added beside, never over-written.
Next stop is Stripe. This address becomes your studio's sign-in — a work email brings your whole team in with you. Money back if it doesn't earn its keep — no fourteen days of hoping you remember to cancel.