Sales teams should know which accounts to call, and why.
VesperWise turns public buying signals into one score per company, with the evidence and a next step attached. It is built in Cairo for B2B sales teams that would rather talk to buyers than read dashboards.
How a score comes together
The same four steps run for every company you score, from the dashboard or the API.
Collect dated signals
Funding, hiring, news and tech-stack changes for the company, each with a date and a source. Website and GitHub activity add context.
Score what the evidence supports
Signals are weighted and older ones count for less. When coverage is too thin, the API returns no score rather than a guess.
Explain it in a sentence
Each score comes with why the account matters now and a suggested next step a rep can act on.
Act while the window is open
HOT accounts rise to the top of the pipeline and the watchlist flags new ones. One click drafts a first email from the evidence.
What we hold ourselves to
These decide what gets built and what doesn't.
Reasoning ships with the number
A score without an explanation is a dashboard tile, and dashboard tiles get ignored. Every score shows the evidence behind it.
Honest coverage
Missing data lowers coverage instead of quietly becoming zero intent. A thin score never passes for a strong one.
Built for the rep
Managers buy the tool; reps decide whether it gets used. Every feature has to help someone decide who to call today.
A human stays in the loop
VesperWise drafts the first email. A rep reads it and decides whether to send it.
Who's behind it
You can reach the founder directly.
Abdel‑Rahaman Rabee
Abdel‑Rahaman started VesperWise after watching sales teams pay for intent data their reps had stopped reading. He leads the product, the scoring model and customer conversations, and reads every support email.
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