See which accounts are ready to buy.
Cascayd reads how each account engages with the sections that signal intent, like pricing, security, and integrations, then rolls it into a score, so your team knows who to reach first.
Accounts by intent
Signals scored
Signals scored
Signals scored
Signals scored
A pricing visit means more than a careers visit.
Not every pageview carries the same intent. Cascayd weights engagement by the sections that actually signal buying, so the score reflects real interest instead of raw traffic.
From pageviews to a priority list.
Install once, mark the sections that matter, and let Cascayd rank the accounts worth a call.
Questions, answered.
What are buyer intent signals?
They are the on-site actions that show an account is researching a purchase, such as repeat visits to pricing, time spent on security, or engagement with integration pages. Cascayd captures these signals and scores them per account.
How does Cascayd score intent?
Cascayd weights engagement by the section a visitor is in, so a pricing or security visit counts for more than a careers or blog visit. Those weighted signals roll up into a single intent score for each account, based on the activity Cascayd can see.
Which sections count as high intent?
You decide. Mark the sections that map to buying interest for your product, commonly pricing, security, and integrations, and Cascayd weights them accordingly.
Do intent signals need a separate install?
No. Section-level engagement is captured by the same Cascayd Pixel you already use for tracking, so there is nothing extra to install.
How does my team act on the signals?
Cascayd surfaces a ranked list of accounts by intent and can sync scores to your CRM, so sales reaches out while interest is high and marketing sees which channels bring in-market accounts.
Put your next call where the intent is.
See which accounts are engaging the sections that signal buying, and reach out while it counts.