Outcome
Clearer account priority instead of equal-weight lead rows
Opportunities
For businesses that need pursuit-ready company research, trigger evidence, contact strategy, call-first priorities, and a cleaner feedback loop around sales outreach.
What this lane fixes
Most lead lists leave the expensive thinking to the rep. This lane adds the intelligence layer: why the account matters, what signal supports action, who to ask for, what to say first, and which claims should stay internal.
Clearer account priority instead of equal-weight lead rows
Rep-ready company context, call angles, and next actions
Safer wording around trigger evidence and source confidence
A feedback loop that shows what reps worked and what fell flat
Flagship pilot
14-30 days
$3,500-$5,000
Build a pursuit stack for one target market so the client can compare raw lead volume against accounts that are actually ready for human sales attention.
Request this pilot10 pursuit-ready opportunity cards
50-75 contact candidates
P1 / Alt P1 / P2 contact recommendations
Top-10 call-first list
Outreach openers and safe wording notes
Feedback tracker and review call
What you get
Pursuit-ready opportunity cards with reason-to-call context
Target account stack with source-backed company and market notes
P1 / Alt P1 / P2 contact recommendations
Top-10 call-first list and outreach openers
Feedback tracker for rep usage and campaign learning
Optional CRM-linked campaign support when scoped separately
How it is sold
Opportunity Intelligence Mini-Audit
$500-$750
A 48-72 hour review with a sample account card, likely bottlenecks, and a recommendation on whether to run a full pilot.
Opportunity Intelligence Pilot
$3,500-$5,000
A 14-30 day controlled pilot that turns one target market into pursuit-ready cards and a call-first priority stack.
Monthly Opportunity Desk
$5,000/month
Ongoing pursuit cards, contact candidates, weekly priority lists, and feedback review for teams that work the output.
Boundaries
VCVX should be aggressive about finding opportunities and careful about what gets stated as fact. That is part of the product.
No guaranteed buyers or appointments
No claim that every contact is phone-verified unless scoped
No unsupported claims about a company, project, vendor relationship, or trigger event
No CRM takeover unless that is priced as a separate build
FAQ
No. The point is to give reps a priority stack with account context, supported trigger language, contact strategy, and a clear first move.
No. Opportunity Intelligence is the research and prioritization layer. Appointment setting, manual verification, and outbound management can be scoped separately.
Yes. The first job is getting the opportunity logic right. CRM-linked campaigns, email support, and reporting can be added when the client is ready.