The buying signal catalogue for ecommerce outreach

Every event we detect across 4.1M stores, what it means, and how to use it. Each signal carries a last seen date, so you contact stores while it still matters.

Why signals beat bigger lists

Volume stopped working because everyone has the same list. What is still scarce is timing. In our own campaigns, as of August 2026, sending in the week an event happened lifted reply rate from about 3.9 percent to about 8.5 percent with an unchanged message.

A signal is not a guarantee that a store needs you. It is evidence that something changed and that the moment is better than a random Tuesday. Every signal here is built on the ecommerce leads database behind these signals.

Which signals fit your business?

A retention agency cares about a fresh Klaviyo install and a newsletter that just changed rhythm. A performance agency cares about ad volume ramping. A shop developer cares about storefront rebuilds. A video studio cares about product launches. Pick your offer and the matching signals become obvious.

Your signals
New Meta ads running
Active ad count rising
Product launch
Your campaign, sketched
TriggerActive ad count crosses 10
AnglePitch scaling support while budget is moving
Opener"Hi first name, saw your active ad count jump this week, usually the point where creative volume becomes the bottleneck before budget does."
Sketch only. The agent writes each email per store, from the live signal.

All signals

LiveNew Meta ads runningA store switches ads on. Budget is flowing, focus is growth.Open with the ad set, offer scaling support.370,000 storesView report →LiveActive ad count risingThe count climbs week over week. Someone watches the numbers daily.Pitch creative or CRO before budget stalls.31,000 storesView report →LiveProduct launchA drop lands: new products appear in the catalog.Offer launch support the day it happens.128,000 storesView report →LiveEmail marketing tool installedKlaviyo, Brevo & co. go live. Retention is being built right now, setup unfinished.Sell the setup and the first flows.610,000 stores with an email tool installedView report →LiveSocial growthFollowers or posting cadence jump on Instagram or TikTok.Pitch UGC and paid social while attention peaks.34,800 storesView report →LiveNewsletter activityEmail marketing goes live, or goes quiet for weeks.Offer retention help at either turn.80,600 storesView report →LiveStore & site changesRelaunch, new checkout, new apps. Structural investment.CRO, dev and migration offers land here.96,000 storesView report →PlannedHiring signalsA marketing or e-com role is posted. Budget already exists.Reach the team while it is being built.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →PlannedRegistry & firmographic triggersFoundings, moves and filings from public registries.Catch stores at structural turning points.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →PlannedApp installs & uninstallsThe tech stack changes: a tool added or dropped.Integration and replacement pitches, same week.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →PlannedFunding & ownership changesNew capital or new owners behind a store.Growth offers when money just arrived.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →PlannedCross-border expansionNew shipping countries, currencies or languages appear.Localization and logistics offers at entry.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →PlannedReview momentumReview volume or rating shifts sharply either way.CX and reputation offers with a concrete hook.— counts follow at launchOn the roadmap →

How fresh is a signal?

Every signal is stored with the date it was last seen. We surface events that are days old, not weeks. A three week old signal is noise dressed up as an opportunity, and treating it as one is how outreach starts to feel like spam again.

The most used one has its own report: stores running Meta ads.

See these signals fire on your market

Twenty minutes, live data. Which stores in your niche moved this week, and what we would send them.

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