PLAIN ENGLISH · five minutes, then you will want it
Your website is a store where every customer is invisible.
OSPRY turns the lights on.
Every day people walk in, look at your prices, come back three times in a week. Your analytics tells you how many. It never tells you who. You paid to get them in the door. Most leave without a trace, and a competitor gets the call.
THE PROBLEM, IN ONE PICTURE
Imagine your website is a store.
Every day, people walk in. They look at your prices. They pick things up. Some of them come back three times in one week.
And here is the thing - in this store, every customer is invisible. You cannot see their faces. You cannot say hello. They walk in, look around, and leave, and you never even knew they were there.
That is your website right now. Your analytics tells you HOW MANY people came in. It never tells you WHO.
Meanwhile you are paying for every single one of those invisible visitors. Ads. Content. Years of building your reputation. You paid to get them in the door, and most of them leave without a trace.
analytics: "30 visitors today" · names: zero
THE FIX
One line of code. The lights come on.
OSPRY is one line of code you paste into your website. One. Your web person can do it before their coffee gets cold. From that moment:
- You see who walked in. For visitors OSPRY can identify - real name, work email, LinkedIn. Real people in the United States, not "someone from Ohio."
- You see who is serious. Somebody who read your pricing page three times this week is not the same as somebody who skimmed one blog post. OSPRY scores every visitor from 0 to 100 against YOUR best kind of customer, so the serious ones rise to the top.
- The homework is done for you. For every serious visitor, OSPRY writes a short brief: who they are, what their company does, what they looked at, and what to say when you call. Your team stops researching and starts calling.
- The right people show up where you work. Best visitors go straight into your CRM, your Slack, your email tool. Automatically. While they are still thinking about you.
And before any of that happens, a permission banner asks the visitor first. It follows the privacy rules for each state, and it is built in, free. The safety is part of the product, not an extra bill.
WHAT IS IN IT FOR YOU
Good luck calling a chart.
Here is the honest math. You are already paying for traffic. Every month. The only question is what you get back for it.
Without OSPRY: a chart that says "1,400 visitors." Good luck calling a chart.
With OSPRY: a list of real people, ranked by how serious they are, with the research already written, delivered to the tools you already use. The person who was on your pricing page an hour ago gets a call TODAY - from you, not from your competitor.
Businesses lose deals every week to whoever calls first. OSPRY's whole job is making sure that is you.
Maria Torres
Visited /pricing three times in 48 hours. This is an evaluation, not a browse.
Lead with the onboarding case study. She spent four minutes on it.
THE HONEST NUMBER
"Okay, but how many visitors
do you actually identify?"
Fair question. It is the one every vendor in this industry dodges, so here is the real answer. A typical OSPRY customer site gets names for 6 to 24 percent of its unique human visitors - median about 11 percent. Measured across our customers, 30-day window, as of August 15, 2026. Some vendors will promise you 80 percent. Ask them to show you the measurement. We show you yours - live, on your dashboard, every day.
Is 11 percent a small number? Think about what it actually is: out of every hundred invisible people who walked through your store this month, eleven now have a name, a score, and a reason to call them. Last month you had zero.
WHY US
What makes OSPRY different.
Two minutes. Then the lights come on.
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