See it hunt See who is on your site

FIRST CALL WINS · the osprey does not miss

Your next customer is on your site right now.
Be the first call they get.

OSPRY watches what every visitor does, names the ones it can, scores them against your best customer, writes the brief, and puts them in your CRM in 3.0 seconds. Then it learns from who closed, so the next score is sharper. Your rep calls while they are still reading. Your competitor finds out Monday.

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Free account · no card until your pixel is live · no contract

3.0s · visit to CRM row · measured on live accounts

ospry :: who just showed up sample data
visitor_4182 · /pricing · 3rd visit · 41s named
SW
Sam Whitfield
VP Sales · Brightform
sam@brightform.example.comlinkedin ✓3x /pricing
MATCH /100
DC
David Chen
Founder · Archer Labs
d.chen@archerlabs.example.comlinkedin ✓demo · 6m
MATCH /100
seen · named · scored · brief written · in your CRM 3.0s talons to CRM

3.0s · visit to CRM row · measured on live accounts

THE HUNT · observe · score · profile · reach · yield

Plenty of tools do one of these. Nobody ships all five.

A name on its own is homework you paid for. OSPRY runs the whole loop: it watches, names, scores, briefs, delivers, and then learns from who closed. Your team is on the phone while the competitor is still exporting a CSV.

O · Observe

One line of code.

Paste the snippet. Every page, every scroll, every video finish and pricing revisit, captured first-party behind the consent gate, before anyone is named.

visitor_4182 · /pricing · 41s LIVE
S · Score

Know who is serious.

Behavior scored 0 to 100 against your best kind of customer. Three pricing visits in two days outranks a blog skim. Tire kickers sink.

3x /pricing · 48h MATCH 91
P · Profile

The homework, done.

Name, work email, LinkedIn and company for the US visitors we can resolve, plus a written brief: who they are, why now, and what to open with.

writing brief… role ✓ company ✓ AI
R · Reach

Where your team works.

CRM row, Slack ping, sequence queued. Seconds after the visit, not Monday.

→ HubSpot · contact + deal ✓
Y · Yield

Closed. Counted. *Learned from.*

When they book, buy or reply, it comes back into OSPRY and ties to the visit that started it. Every close teaches the next score. A funnel ends. This loop tightens.

Maria Torres · closed-won 91 → 94
people named across our customers · 30 days ending Aug 15, 2026
2,806
of the people we name are in the US
97%
of unique human visitors named on a typical site
6-24%
CRM and outreach destinations
30+

SPEED TO LEAD · visit → identify → brief → in your CRM

elapsed 3.0s

3.0s · visit to CRM row · measured on live accounts

YOU· OSPRY rep is dialing ✓
Visit 0.0s
Identify
Brief
In your CRM 3.0s
YOUR COMPETITOR· forms and hope still waiting on a form fill
Visit today
Form fill maybe
Lead assigned Monday
First call days later
3.0s OSPRY
visit to CRM row, brief attached.
3.0s · visit to CRM row · measured on live accounts

P · the brief

The research your best rep would do. Done at 3am.

Who they are. Role, company, size, industry. Why now. The pricing revisits, the case study read to the end. What to say. An opener grounded in what they cared about, and a hard rule: it never sounds like you were watching them.

Your rep walks into the call already ahead. None of the competitors we checked advertise a written per-person sales brief on live visitor resolution.

MT

Maria Torres

Director of Operations · Coastline Logistics · coastline.example.com
MATCH /100
Why now

Visited /pricing three times in 48 hours, watched the onboarding demo, downloaded the integrations one-pager. This is an evaluation, not a browse.

Company

140-person freight coordinator, hiring two dispatchers - operational scaling pain matches your onboarding story.

Suggested opener

Lead with the dispatch-team onboarding case study. She spent four minutes on it. Do not mention the visits.

Sample brief. Fictional person, .example.com domain.

START FREE · one line of code

One line of code. Then the lights come on.

Everything is free except the names. No card until your pixel is live, then you pay per named person at a rate locked at your first purchase. No plan cards. No flat fee. No contract.

Paste it in your site header. That is the whole install. px.lspxl.com is our tracking server.

See who is on your site Read the honest part first

HONEST · questions

The part other vendors put in the footer.

How many visitors will you actually name?

Between 6 and 24 percent of unique human US visitors on a typical site, measured across our customers over a trailing 30 days. Anyone quoting you 80 percent is reading you their hopes. Your dashboard shows your real number, live.

How do you handle consent and privacy?

The consent platform ships with the product and is free to everyone, customers or not. The banner asks first, geo rules follow each state automatically, and the code will not run anywhere it is not allowed to. Delete-my-data and do-not-sell are self-serve.

What does it cost?

Everything except naming people is free: consent platform, analytics, behavior tracking, domains, integrations, Harley. Names start at $0.36 per person and the rate locks at your first purchase. You pick how many leads you expect a month; that sets your rate and the size of a prepaid wallet we spend only as we name new people. You add a card in your dashboard when you install your pixel, as a hold, not a charge. Wallet money never expires. Cancel any time.

How long is the install?

One line of code in your site header. No tag manager gymnastics, no developer ticket.

Is free actually free?

Yes. A free account never has a card on file. The card is added in your dashboard when you install your pixel, because that is when naming can start, and it is a hold, not a charge. Everything that is not a named person or an enrichment stays free whether or not you ever fund a wallet.