BuyingWindow
Know who's ready to buy, before they start looking
Hey IH 👋
I'm Victor, a founder based in Manchester, UK. I spent years running a web design agency for SMEs before pivoting into AI-adoption consulting — and along the way I kept seeing the same problem: sales teams have plenty of leads, but no real sense of timing. They're working static lists and reaching out cold, with no signal for why now is the moment to contact a company.
That's what led me to build BuyingWindow. It monitors things like hiring surges, new product launches, leadership changes, M&A activity, and Companies House filings across companies, then turns that into Prospect Briefs — businesses showing real signs of entering a buying cycle, with the reasoning attached to every name.
It's early — I've just rebranded from CorporateLeads, migrated the whole thing to Next.js, and I'm now looking for early users to properly stress-test it. If you run an agency, work in B2B sales, or know someone who does, I'd love your eyes on it and your honest feedback.
Happy to answer anything about the build, the signal architecture, or the pivot from the old name.
5 Comments
What I found interesting is that you're treating timing as something that can be discovered rather than assumed.
A prospect isn't just defined by who they are, but by whether the circumstances around them have created a reason to have the conversation now. That feels like a very different way of thinking about outbound.
Before they start looking’ is interesting — how are you detecting that intent signal early enough to be actionable?