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Accounts found by the specific operational pain your product solves. Built on Performance Signals. Made for your product. Research-loaded. Qualified against real data. Rebuilt as your market moves.

Cull. The world's first Pain-Based Account generation engine.

Cull the waste.

Bad data. Crap scoring. Wrong timing. Most of your list isn't in market — and much of the rest doesn't fit your ICP anyway. You're in Wasteland. The industry calls this the cost of doing business. It isn't. It's your pain.

It's the pain Cull solves.

Ramp the response.

If you cull 50% of the waste, your response rates double (all other things being equal). It's math. And you'll be a hero.

But there's more. Your SDRs aren't wasting time on bad-fit accounts. Productivity rockets too. Stop spending time fixing downstream and fix the waste up front.

It's the lever Cull pulls.

Built for whoever owns the fix.

Same foundation problem. Different chair.

Growth plateau

CEO / Founder

No PMM. Growth stalled.

Owns GTM strategy with no product marketing team. Can't afford months of consulting to fix the foundation. Cull replaces that with Pain-Based intelligence — Markets recommended, Segments discovered, Accounts qualified — in hours.

Inherited broken targeting

CRO

Ninety-day window. Board needs answers.

Inherited a GTM motion that isn't delivering. Pipeline full of noise. Cull diagnoses the problem, realigns the team around Pain-Based Segments, and delivers a pain-qualified Account list in days — not months. The shift to ABM-lite is the structural fix the board will pay for. Cull is how you do it.

Outbound collapse

VP Sales / Sales Director

Working harder. Returning less.

Response rates on the floor. Team grinding broken lists every day. Cull hands them a list worth working — Pain-qualified Accounts, Buying Committees, precise Account Intel, Outreach Foundations.

The ICP you could never write.

Every ICP you ever built describes what your customers look like. Industry. Size. Tech. Revenue. Funding. But the two things that matter most are missing: pain and urgency. Does this business have the problem your product solves? And how badly do they need to fix it?

Cull knows. Cull writes the best ICPs you've ever seen.
Here's why…

Introducing Performance Signals.
The signal that fires first.

Performance Signals read operational pain before any buyer moves.

Stacks read...

Intent. Engagement. Topic surges. G2 activity. Job changes. Tech shifts. All of it reacts to buyer behaviour — signals that fire while the buyer is already researching, already comparing, already narrowing.

80% of the buying decision happens in that self-directed phase (Consensus, 2026). The buyer does the work. The seller arrives late to their own pipeline.

These are just Confirmation Signals.
And they fire for everyone.

Cull reads...

Performance Signals — operational pain in the account itself. Evidence that a company is suffering a problem your product solves.

Before they show intent.
Before they visit your website.
Before the shortlist forms.
Before they appear on anyone else's list.

Performance Signals fire first.
Your competitors arrive second.

Every tool you own just got sharper.

Here's what happens the moment a Cull list lands in your stack.

Point your intent tools at Accounts and Buying Committees that actually have the pain. Clay, 6Sense, Apollo, Bombora — intent signals now fire on businesses with the underlying need, not firmographic lookalikes.

Get HubSpot watching engagement that matters. Every open, click, page visit from a Pain-qualified Account is a signal worth acting on. Dormant contacts in your CRM wake up.

And ABM-lite finally works. It was a tactic. Now it's the motion. Cull is the foundation underneath it. Read the teardown →

Cull doesn't replace your stack. It clears the waste your stack stands on.

Every hour your team wastes. Gone.

List-building. Research. Working the 50% pure bad accounts. The admin that goes with all of it. Most of an SDR's week disappears into work that produces nothing. Thousands of dollars. You know the number.

On a Cull list: work only the Accounts that matter, qualified by need, with Account-specific intel at an SDR's fingertips. Every SDR's productivity rockets.

Cull the waste.

The Cull Engine.Find the Need. Build the List.

No ICP Needed, Cull recommends:

  • The Markets to target
  • The Segments suffering most
  • The Accounts that need you
Market level Intel for CEOs and CROs.
01 / Framework

Performance Signals

Cull finds market opportunities where your product can compete. It identifies the Performance Signals that matter. You choose which Markets to segment, framing GTM effort to fit your business.

See Market View
Segment level Intel for CROs and VP Sales.
02 / Strategy

Pain-Based Segmentation

Cull finds the Pain-Based Segments in your chosen Markets where Performance Signals show the highest and most urgent need for your product. You choose which Segments to go for, concentrating GTM where pain is loudest. It's the ICP you could never write.

See Segment View
Account level Intel for SDRs working the list.
03 / Execution

Account-Specific Intel

Cull finds Accounts in your chosen Segments and qualifies each one against the Performance Signals. Every Account gets a Pain-Based Qualification Score. You choose which are worth your SDRs' time on outreach.

See Account View
For every Market you get

Foundation

  1. Rationale — why you should choose to Segment this Market.
  2. Market Overview — size, growth, and the category dynamics that matter.

Context

  1. Competitive Landscape — the major buyer businesses in the Market, their market share, and the pressures shaping the category.
  2. Operational Pain Points — the core operational challenges driving buyer need.
  3. Business Performance — the key metrics and benchmarks for success in this Market.

Risk & future

  1. Regulatory Risk — compliance and regulatory factors that affect adoption.
  2. Future Trends — emerging shifts, technologies, and Market evolution.
  3. Critical Success Factors — the must-haves for winning and scaling in this Market.

Technology

  1. Market Technology — the tech stack and adoption patterns specific to the category.
For every Segment you get

Identity

  1. Segment Name — the label we use for this Segment.
  2. Segment Description — the core definition of who belongs here.
  3. Priority Rank — why this Segment is higher priority than the others.
  4. Scope — TAM, Segment size, employee range, revenue range.

Profile

  1. Firmographic Rationale — why this Segment is the shape and size it is.
  2. Why Target — the business case for why this Segment matters now.
  3. Financial Viability — the revenue and margin potential.
  4. Segment Dynamics — how the Segment moves, and why it's brittle or growing.
  5. Product Adoption — category maturity in this Segment.
  6. Pain Points — the shared operational pains driving need.
  7. Product Fit — how your product maps to the Segment's pain profile.
  8. Pain-Based Qualification Criteria — the rules we use to qualify Accounts in this Segment.

Differentiation

  1. Competitor Differentiation — how category competitors generally position and win.
  2. Segment Battle Cards — the specific competitive playbook for this Segment.
  3. Message & Positioning — the strategic messaging and positioning for this Segment.
  4. Personas — the buyer roles and personas that matter in this Segment.

Go-to-market

  1. GTM Approach — the go-to-market plan for this Segment.
  2. Sales Process Considerations — how deals in this Segment typically close.
  3. Channel Strategy — where to engage and activate.
  4. Success Metrics — the measures that matter for this Segment.
For every Account you get

Why this Account?

  1. Performance Signals — positive and negative, with the operational data behind them.
  2. Pain-Based Qualification Score and Rationale — why this Account is on the list and what it is suffering.
  3. Pain Point Coverage — which of their pains your product solves.

How do you work it?

  1. Buying Committee — roles mapped, contacts and counts live from your connected tool. Shape before spend.
  2. Battle Cards — head-to-head comparisons, advantages, vulnerabilities, and the competitor plays you need.
  3. Outreach Foundations — Pain-Based context per Account. Data-based message propositions no other sender can match. Open with truth, prove with value. Structured for any AI copy tool you already run — outreach platform, LLM, the lot.

Work where you already work.

Cull is not another platform competing for your team's time. The Engine plugs into the stack you already run. Outputs surface where you want them: inside your CRM, in Slack, in your chat tool of choice or in the Cull App.

Command the Engine from anywhere. Ask Slack for markets. Ask your chat for Segments. Ask for the Accounts to work this week. The Engine answers.

This is not a prompt and a prayer.

Not an AI wrapper.

Not a chatbot with a sales skin. Not thirty minutes on chat. Cull is built from the ground up to do one job: find the businesses suffering from a problem your product solves.

Deep strategic foundations.

A few sequential prompts won't get you close. Product intelligence, market research corpus, structured Pain-Based segmentation. Context most stacks never reach.

AI-first. Humans in the loop.

AI runs at scale. Humans set the frame, validate the methodology, check the output. No hallucination factory. No black box.

Guard-railed AI. Not freestyle LLM chaos.

Structured. Cited. Traceable. Every claim backed by source data. Every output queryable back to the signal that produced it.

Ready for pain-o-graphics over firmographics?

See the Engine run

Switch on today. Outreach tomorrow.

The Cull Engine runs in hours. Hook it up to Apollo, ZoomInfo, whatever you're on.
Start first thing. Find your Markets by lunch. Segments by close.
Come back in the morning to a fully qualified Account list, ready to work.

One price. No seats. No tiers. No feature gates.

USD$1,250 Per product. Per month.

20% discount on pre-paid annual.

Generous monthly token allowance. Buy more tokens to scale across many markets.

Every subscription includes Market, Segment and Account Level outputs.

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Pilot Programme

By invitation. First 10 customers. Reduced rate.

A Pilot is a partnership to prove performance with real numbers. If you're looking to improve yours — let's talk. If it works for both sides, we agree the rate and start.

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Bespoke engagements, scoped to what you need.

If you want hands-on help to get the most from the Engine — shaping your targeting strategy, orchestrating the Engine's output with your existing GTM stack or even building your own end-to-end version of Cull — we offer a consulting service alongside the subscription.

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Anything else?

Does Cull work for all B2Bs and Markets?

Cull works for any B2B software business in any Market where Performance Signals are readable. We run a free check on your Market first to confirm — and tell you straight if it's not. Book a call to start.

How long does it take to build a qualified Account list?

Once set up: Find Markets by lunch. Segments by close. A fully qualified Account list waiting for you the next morning, ready to work. Any tool that claims 30 seconds for this type of research isn't doing what Cull does. Cull it.

What's the Pilot Programme?

The Pilot Programme is a proof partnership. By invitation, first 10 customers. Reduced rate agreed on the call. Three-month commitment. We track what happens downstream — meetings booked, pipeline moved, response rates ramped — and build a short case study together. You get Cull at a reduced rate. We get real outreach performance data, before and after, in the wild. The call is the qualifier.

How is Cull different from an intent data provider?

Intent data is a Confirmation Signal that tells you who's already searching. Performance Signals tell you who's suffering. Intent fires when the buyer's already looking. Performance Signals fire first. Different signal. Different timing. Different outcome.

What if we already have most of the accounts in a list that Cull creates?

Great. But you won't have a Pain-Based Qualification Score (PBQS) that tells you the need and urgency in each Account (or not). You won't have the Pain Point Coverage that explicitly fits your product to that Account (or not). You're not paying for a list of names, you're paying for the intelligence that tells you which ones to work first and why (or not).

How do I use Pain-Based Qualification Score (PBQS) in practice?

Every Account Cull generates is qualified with a Pain-Based Qualification Score (PBQS) and a research confidence score. The PBQS depends on whether Performance Signals are firing for that Account. If they're not — or the research confidence is low — the PBQS is low. That means don't bother. A high PBQS means the Account likely needs you and you should prioritise.

Both ends save you time — one culls the waste, the other says go. The scores in between, you set the floor. Cull tiers Accounts based on your floor.

For Accounts already on your list, the PBQS tells you whether to keep working them. Or not.

How does Cull handle contacts?

Cull identifies the buying roles for Accounts within a Pain-Based Segment. Once an Account List has been generated, Cull then pulls Contacts (unenriched) across those buying roles using your existing tools (eg. ZoomInfo, whatever). Contacts reside in the Cull App and wherever else you keep/need them.

Can you build us a bespoke version of Cull?

Yes. The bespoke build is Cull as the foundation underneath your entire GTM system. Redesign the system around Cull. Fewer tools, less duplication, every output Pain-Based qualified. Intelligence built specifically for your Markets and your products. A sharper system, top to bottom.

Book a call to scope it.

Why do you call Cull an Engine? And what else can it do?

Because it's not a platform. It's not a tool. It's the intelligence layer underneath your stack — generating Pain-Based truth, not storing or displaying it. Engines build. Cull builds.

What else? Plenty. Beyond Accounts: product-market fit gaps, competitive intel, ABM-lite plans, sales enablement assets — even new product opportunities in adjacent markets. Anything in your GTM that needs Pain-Based truth to work properly, the Engine produces.

Where can we point Cull for you?

Cull the Crap. Here's our truth.

Read the teardown

Find the Accounts that need you.

Show us your product.
We'll show you what the Engine builds for it.

We don't need your ICP.
The Engine finds what yours never could.

Or email hello@cullhq.com directly.