Know who read it, and who came back.
Each person at the company who opens the offer shows up in the history. Returns are recorded, and so are other people at the same company who open it later.
See who comes back after the silence.
Returns are recorded, so you see who comes back after a quiet week, and who else at the company opened the offer.
higher odds of qualifying a web lead contacted within 5 minutes instead of 30 (MIT and InsideSales.com, 2007, 15,000 leads). It measures web-form leads, not offers.
of replies come from follow-ups, steps 2 to 6 of a sequence (Belkins, 2025, 7.5 million B2B emails).
Sources: Lead Response Management Study, MIT and InsideSales.com; Belkins, sales follow-up statistics, 2025. The first studies web leads, the second email sequences, so read both as direction for when to follow up.
Readers
Each person at the company who opens the offer.
Returns
Each visit is recorded, so you see who comes back.
Other people at the company
Returns are recorded, and so are other people at the same company who open it later.
Company row
Offer visits from anyone at the company sum into one row.
Temperature
Offer visits are weighted by type with clicks and replies, and older events count less.
Morning list
The list you open in the morning is sorted by which companies are warming up.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Clicks, replies and offer visits from anyone at the company add up, weighted by type, with older events counting less. The list you open in the morning is sorted by which companies are warming up.
Which people at the company opened the offer, how long each page was open, whether they came back and who else opened it.
Send the next offer as a link.
The 14-day trial has every feature and needs no card. Send one offer and read the first visit by company.