Weekly B2B intent surges across 6,500 topics

See which companies are researching your category this week, without tracking individuals.

What's included

For every company with measurable activity, a weekly intent score from 0 to 100 for each of 6,500 B2B topics (for example "endpoint security" or "warehouse management systems"), a surge flag when the score is well above that company's own 12-week baseline, the number of distinct publisher sources behind the signal, and company firmographics for filtering. You choose up to 25 or 150 topics depending on your plan; topic taxonomies can be mapped to your product lines.

How buyers use it

• Prioritise target accounts in account-based marketing programs
• Route surging accounts to sales development with the topics they researched
• Adjust paid media and content toward accounts in market
• Measure how campaigns shift research activity at named accounts

Coverage and methodology

Signals come from about 4,200 B2B publisher sites in a co-op whose visitors receive privacy notices and consent choices. Content-consumption events are resolved to companies through IP-to-organization and domain mapping and are aggregated to company level before scoring; no person-level identities are stored or delivered. Coverage is strongest in North America and Western Europe, with about 2.1 million companies showing at least one surge in a typical month. Because IP resolution misses remote workers, absence of a surge is not evidence of no interest.