Bullseye provides visitor intelligence that identifies up to 40% of anonymous website visitors and returns their name, work email, job title, and company. The platform pushes these details in real time to CRM systems, email tools, or Slack via integrations such as HubSpot, Salesforce, and webhooks, enabling sales teams to follow up instantly. It requires only a script installation and a CRM connection, delivering qualified leads without requiring form fills.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many website visitors leave without providing any contact information, leaving sales teams with only anonymous page views and IP addresses that cannot be directly acted upon. This lack of identifiable data makes it difficult to engage high‑value prospects in a timely manner.
Solution
Bullseye uses visitor intelligence technology to match up to 40% of anonymous site visitors to their name, work email, job title, and company. The identified lead data is sent in real time to the user’s CRM, email platform, or Slack via webhooks, enabling immediate follow‑up. By eliminating the need for form fills, the service turns otherwise invisible traffic into actionable sales opportunities. Integration with HubSpot, Salesforce, and other tools ensures the information lands where revenue teams already work, reducing manual data handling and improving response speed.
Target Audience
Primary customers are revenue teams at SaaS companies, e‑commerce brands, and agencies that need to convert anonymous web traffic into qualified leads.
Features
- Real‑time identification of up to 40% of anonymous visitors with name, corporate email, title, and company
- Automatic push of lead data to HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, or any system via webhooks
- No‑form‑fill capture that enriches visitor information without user interaction
- Simple script installation and instant activation within minutes
- Agency and reseller options with unlimited client workspaces, consolidated billing, and white‑label branding
- Custom domain, logo, and UI for white‑label deployments, plus dedicated tracking pixel and API