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B2B lead generation, verified — every decision-maker comes with the reason they fit.

Describe who you sell to. Agenclaw delivers named decision-makers at companies that match — each with a verified work email, a fit score, a written reason it fits and the sources behind it. Contacts we can't verify are dropped before delivery, not handed to you to sort out.

See an example lead

First invoice from ~$20 per lead · Pay per unit delivered · Humans approve, the machine executes

In short

Agenclaw is autonomous software for B2B lead generation — it delivers named decision-makers that fit your ICP, each with a verified work email, a fit score, a written reason and the sources behind it. Contacts that fail verification are dropped before delivery, and a 27-point quality gate rejects thin evidence. Programmatic SEO runs on the same line as a second engine. You pay per unit delivered, not per hour.

What you receive

One lead, exactly as it lands in your dashboard.

Company, contact, email status, a score you can take apart, the written reason it fits and the sources behind it. Fields below mirror the leads table and score panel in the product.

LeadScore 86

Illustrative example — not a real lead or customer. Every name, address and source below is invented.

CompanyBrindlewick Freight Software

ContactMarisol Quennell

TitleVP, Revenue Operations

Emailm.quennell@example.com

VerificationValid (basic)

Industry fit22/25Size fit16/20Title fit25/25Geo fit10/10Signal bonus13/20Total86

RationaleThis lead appears to fit because the company sells workflow software to mid-size freight brokers, which matches your target industry, and the contact leads revenue operations. Their careers page lists several open RevOps roles, which suggests the team is growing — a likely, not certain, sign of buying activity.

Evidence

https://example.com/careers — three open revenue-operations roles
https://example.com/team — contact listed as VP, Revenue Operations

What “verified” means here

→The email's domain must publish mail servers (an MX record). No MX, no lead.
→We ask that mail server, over SMTP, whether the mailbox exists. We stop before any message is sent — nothing is delivered to the contact.
→If the server rejects the mailbox, or can't give a clear answer (timeout, blocked connection, temporary error), the contact is dropped before delivery and not counted as a unit.
→Every lead carries its email status in the dashboard, next to the rationale and the sources, so you can see what was checked.

Verified means these checks passed when we ran them. Some mail servers accept any address, so it is not a promise about inbox placement or a future reply.

Two engines

Lead generation runs the line. Programmatic SEO rides along.

Every account starts on lead generation. It shares its intake, its gate and its billing model with programmatic SEO — turn that on too, whenever you want pages as well as leads.

Lead generation

Engine 01 · Primary

Define who you sell to. The line finds them, scores them against that definition, verifies the contact and writes the reason it thinks they fit.

→Written rationale on every lead — not a similarity score you have to trust
→Work emails checked against the receiving mail server before delivery
→Suppression list respected at source, before a contact is ever pulled
→Unverifiable contacts are dropped before delivery — not guessed at, not billed

$60 per verified lead

market rate ~~$80~~

Programmatic SEO

Also available

Give it your topic space. It maps the keyword clusters, writes the pages against real evidence and publishes them to your CMS on approval.

→Every claim traced to the source that produced it, or the page is spiked
→Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Sanity, Contentful
→Regulated-industry promises are blocked by the gate, not by a policy page
→Ranking movement tracked per page after publish

$120 per published page

market rate ~~$160~~

Why it holds up · The line

Every unit walks the same six stations.

A unit is one lead or one page. It enters at Intake and only leaves at Ship. The gate at station 05 is where most of the work dies — and that is the point of buying a machine instead of hours.

agenclaw · production lineDiagram — illustration, not live customer data

01IntakeYour ICP or your topic map is parsed into a run definition. Geography, exclusions and suppression rules load first.Interpreter · Keyword mapper

02SourceCandidates are pulled from public data and provider APIs. Anything already in your suppression list never enters.Sourcer · Cluster builder

03QualifyEach candidate is scored against your ICP with a written rationale. No score, no rationale, no pass.Qualifier · Brief writer

04VerifyContacts are deliverability-checked. Claims in written pages are checked against the evidence that produced them.Validator · Auditor

05 — the gateSpike or pass27 checks. Unsupported claim, missing evidence, thin rationale, regulated-industry promise — spiked and recycled. It never reaches you.Quality control

06ShipSurvivors are staged to your dashboard and emailed. Pages publish straight to your CMS. You are billed per unit shipped.Reporter · Publisher

At the gate—

■ Passed — shipped to you✕ Spiked — recycled, never billed

The sequence above illustrates how the rubric behaves. It is not a feed of customer work — we don't publish other people's pipelines, and we don't invent numbers to look busy.

The fleet

20 specialists,
five layers deep.

No agent does two jobs. A sourcer never writes copy; a writer never scores a lead. Specialisation is what makes the gate meaningful — the agent that checks the work is not the agent that produced it.

Layer 00CONTROL

Independent verification and spend control — the checkpoint layer that watches the rest of the line.

A1AuditorA2Cost Guardian

Layer 01ACQUISITION

How Agenclaw finds and grows its own customer base — the same engine it sells, running on itself.

A3ProspectorA4OutreachA5Growth-PSEOA20Blog Author

Layer 02LEAD GENERATION

Sources, scores, and verifies your contacts — three separate checkpoints, three separate agents.

A6ICP InterpreterA7SourcerA8EnricherA9QualifierA10Compliance Sentinel

Layer 03PROGRAMMATIC SEO

Maps intent, gathers evidence, writes your pages — in that order, never reversed.

A11Keyword MinerA12Cluster & CannibalizationA13Content ArchitectA14WriterA15Editor & Fact-Check

Layer 04DELIVERY & OVERSIGHT

Gets finished work to you, and keeps a record of what happened.

A16SEO TechnicianA17PublisherA18ReporterA19Dead-Letter Triage

Read this before you buy

What we don't claim.

Growth vendors win deals on promises they can't hold. Here is where our line stops, stated up front rather than in a contract you read later.

No.01No ranking guaranteesWe publish pages built on evidence. Where they land is search engines' decision, not ours. Any vendor promising a position is selling you a number they don't control.

No.02Examples are labeledThe example lead on this page is invented — fictional company, fictional person, example.com address — and says so. We don't hand-polish a demo batch and pass it off as output; real leads come off the same line, from your ICP.

No.03No invented metricsYou won't find a customer counter or a success rate on this page. We report your numbers, from your runs, in your dashboard — once they exist.

No.04No autonomous spendingCost ceilings are enforced per job and per month. A run that would breach yours is refused before it starts, not explained afterwards.

Pricing

Four tiers per engine. Per unit. Self-serve.

Lead generation and programmatic SEO are billed separately — each has its own tiers and its own per-unit rate. Run one engine, or hold a plan on both at once.

Engine 01Lead generationView pricing →Engine 02Programmatic SEOView pricing →

Stop buying hours.
Start the line.

Set your ICP or your topic map, approve the first batch, and the machine runs from there. No call, no proposal, no onboarding fee.

Read the line again