B2B demand-detection engine · Madrid

B2B demand generated by a system, not by luck.

A worker in production cross-references six signal sources every month, finds accounts with real pain and attaches the evidence — url and date — of why they fit. You decide who to approach.

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Worker in production · monthly refresh
No bought lists. No opaque scraping.
Resumen rápido

Píldora Digital's B2B detection engine cross-references six public sources (GitHub, Hugging Face, LinkedIn, AWS re:Post, Crunchbase, job boards) every month to find deep-tech, regulated or professional-services accounts with real buying pain. Every account arrives with cited evidence — url and date — never an unsourced claim.

6 sources
Active signal sources, cross-referenced per account
Monthly
Index refresh. Worker in production
100%
Accounts with cited evidence: url + date
7–10 days
From signature to production, not signature to kickoff
Where the signal comes from

Six public sources, cross-referenced per account.

Every claim the system makes points to a url with a date — you can audit it.

GitHub
technical activity
Hugging Face
models and datasets
LinkedIn
roles and growth
AWS re:Post
stack pain points
Crunchbase
funding
Job boards
hiring
The system

One engine. Five fronts.

Data discovers and qualifies. Content evangelizes. Outbound and ads capture. Remarketing closes the loop. Each front lifts the conversion of the next.

01 · Data

Signal engine

Finds accounts with real pain and qualifies them with cited evidence: hiring, funding, tech stack, technical activity.

02 · Content

Evangelization

Technical pieces that build the conversation where your buyers live and disarm the credibility objection.

03 · Outbound

Email + LinkedIn

Sequences segmented by the reason to buy, not spray-and-pray. 1:1 for strategic accounts.

04 · Paid media

ABM + intent ads

LinkedIn to the exact accounts and roles; Google for active search; awareness where the narrative is missing.

05 · Loop

Remarketing + CRM

Retargeting by funnel stage and a monthly loop that re-learns: the system improves itself.

Qualifying an account is this simple:

Engine demo · example

Try the engine. Drop in a domain.

Illustrative example

This is how the sales team sees a qualified account.

Mockup with fictional data — the account "Vectorpath AI" doesn't exist. Not a real screenshot of any client.

Accounts
Vectorpath AI92
Nordhaus Legal Tech87
Cerebra Health81
Kalman Robotics78
Fintel Compliance74

Vectorpath AI

Fit score 92
Deep-tech / AI infra · Madrid · 48 employees
92
Signals with evidence
3 new LLM-inference repos in 60 days · last commit 4 days ago
GitHubgithub.com/vectorpath-ai/vector-serve· 22 Jul 2026
2 open roles: ML Platform Engineer · MLOps
Job boardscareers.vectorpath.ai/ml-platform· 18 Jul 2026
A
Open question about production inference latency
AWS re:Postrepost.aws/questions/vectorpath-inference-latency· 11 Jul 2026
Series A of €14M closed, declared use of funds: data infrastructure
Crunchbasecrunchbase.com/organization/vectorpath-ai· 02 Jul 2026
Why it fits

They're building inference infrastructure with an in-house team and recent funding. They buy technical credibility, not lead promises.

Verticals

One engine, several verticals.

The same engine adapts to the reason to buy of each deep-tech vertical. Pick yours.

Trust

“If it can't be cited, it isn't stated.”

Only public, auditable sources

No bought lists, no untraceable third-party data. Every signal links to its origin.

Your data trains nothing

What you give us is used for your account and nothing else. Per-client isolation on the platform.

Cited evidence, always

Every claim the system makes carries a url and a date. If it can't be cited, it isn't stated.

More on trust and security →
Reading list

To read before the call.

See the full blog →
Try the engine

Give us your domain. We hand back accounts with evidence.

We run a real detection pass over your customer profile and show you the accounts with their cited signals. No one-hour demo.

Reply within 48h with the accounts and their sources.