Free tool
STAOS Prospect.
Stop building lists in three tabs. Find who is spending, find who to call, and get the angle before you dial.
What it does
- Advertiser research. Enter a keyword and pull advertisers straight out of the Meta Ads Library, so you are calling people who are already spending.
- Contact scraping. Enter a domain and it surfaces the public contacts and decision-makers on it.
- Google Ads status in bulk. Paste a list of domains and see who is actively running search ads today.
- Signals and detected services. It reads what the business actually sells and flags the gaps worth mentioning.
- Pitch angles. Turns a generic ad into a specific opener, with watch-outs and a suggested follow-up message.
- Deal workspace. Claim, flag warm or reject a lead, save the deal and export the list to CSV.
Open the app
STAOS Prospect runs as a hosted app. It is free to use — create a login and start searching.
Open STAOS ProspectWant the list built for you, and the calls graded after? That is the audit.
Book a Free Sales Audit02 Where it fits
Prospecting is the top of Structure.
A list is not a pipeline. Prospect gets you a defensible list; the STAOS sequence is what turns it into a forecast.
01 How it works
Find who is spending, then find who to call.
List building normally happens across three tabs and a spreadsheet, and the output is a column of names with no reason attached to any of them. This does the whole loop in one place and hands back a reason to call.
Enter a keyword and STAOS Prospect pulls advertisers straight out of the Meta Ads Library, then checks Google Ads status in bulk for a pasted list of domains. Either way you start with companies that have a budget and are already committed to acquiring customers.
Enter a domain and it surfaces public contacts and decision-makers, reads what the business actually sells, and flags detected services — which is where the gaps worth mentioning come from.
It turns a generic ad into a specific opener with watch-outs and a suggested follow-up. Claim, flag warm or reject each lead in the deal workspace, then export to CSV.
02 Questions
Turning a list into a pipeline.
Nothing. It runs as a hosted app — create a login and start searching. It exists for the same reason the rest of these tools do: it is how we introduce ourselves to people who sell for a living.
Because spend is the cleanest buying signal available before a conversation. A company running paid traffic has a budget, has decided acquisition matters, and has a number they are being measured against. That is a materially better call than a company that merely looks like it fits your profile.
The tool reads what the business sells and what it is advertising, then turns that into a specific opener rather than a generic one — plus the watch-outs worth knowing before you dial and a suggested follow-up. It is the difference between "I saw you're running ads" and a first sentence that proves you looked.
Load it into the free Remote Cell Dialer and work the list from your own number, logging a disposition on each call. If your team is more than two people, LeadLens will colour the URLs by CRM status first so nobody double-works an account.
No, and this is the honest limit of the tool. A list is not a pipeline. Prospect gets you a defensible list with a reason attached to every row; what turns that into a forecast is the sequence after it — qualification, discovery, a documented next step. Prospecting is the top of Structure, not a substitute for it.
A vendor sells you contacts. This starts from live spending behaviour, attaches the reason for the call, and hands off into the tools that work the list. You are buying an angle rather than a row.
Free 20 minute sales audit
A good list only pays if the call is good.
Bring us your last twenty dials. We will tell you whether the list or the script is the problem.
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