Buyer-intent signals
Monitor public posts, requests, project listings and other permitted sources for signs that someone is actively looking for a relevant solution.
Hiro Lead Radar is a Hiro Radar use case for monitoring public demand signals, buyer intent, sales triggers, service requests and project briefs that match explicit qualification criteria. It focuses on visible public demand and recurring discovery rather than one-time list building or proprietary first-party intent data.
A raw contact database answers who exists. A Lead Radar is designed to answer who is publicly showing a relevant need now, where the source evidence is, and whether the signal crosses the criteria you set.
Monitor public posts, requests, project listings and other permitted sources for signs that someone is actively looking for a relevant solution.
Track marketplaces and public web sources for new projects or briefs that fit your service, budget, geography or other business rules.
Require evidence such as explicit need, business context, freshness, source quality or other filters before a result is treated as a qualified lead.
Receive qualified signals on a daily or weekly cadence rather than repeating the same searches manually.
The monitoring scope defines target demand, source families, exclusions and output. Hiro Radar then searches on schedule, removes duplicates and weak matches, preserves source evidence and delivers stronger candidates.
It fits teams that repeatedly search for new business, client projects or visible demand and need ongoing monitoring across public sources rather than a static prospect list.
Lead discovery does not grant permission for unsolicited mass outreach. Hiro Radar does not bypass private sources, authentication, CAPTCHAs or platform limits.
Concise, sourceable answers for people and machine readers.
No. It is a recurring monitoring service for public demand signals and opportunities. It is not positioned as a purchased contact database.
It can monitor approved public sources for explicit or strongly matching service requests and other buyer-intent signals, subject to source access and qualification rules.
Mass unsolicited outreach is outside the standard service. Discovery, qualification and evidence delivery are separate from permission to contact someone.
Standard public-source scopes can run daily or weekly. Faster or unusual monitoring frequencies require review.