VMware in their job posts
Pancake finds job posts that ask for VMware, vSphere or Hyper-V skills, then the company behind them.
Watching
- VMware
- vSphere
- Hyper-V
- +3 more
Pancake reads DevOps openings, VMware in job posts and CTOs writing on cloud costs. You pitch the migration with proof in hand.
Example prompts
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Tell Pancake who you want to find, and it builds your first Play with you.
We move VMware estates to Azure. Find US companies whose job posts name VMware or vSphere.
I’ll track VMware and vSphere in US job posts, then find the infrastructure lead.
New playDraftCreated
Companies running VMware
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
We run DevOps as a service. Find US firms with 100 to 1,000 staff hiring a DevOps engineer.
I’ll watch job posts for DevOps and SRE roles and skip listings posted by recruiters.
New playDraftCreated
Firms hiring a DevOps engineer
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
Find tech and finance leaders at US firms with 50 to 500 staff posting about cloud costs.
I’ll watch tech and finance leaders’ posts about cloud bills at US firms that size.
New playDraftCreated
Tech and finance leads on cloud costs
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
Leads
The people this Play found and qualified.
Brantmoor Mutual, a 600-person US insurer, asks for VMware skills in its job posts. Gustavo is VP of IT there.
Xiomara heads the platform team at Tarlton Health, a 320-person US health-tech company. Its DevOps engineer role is open.
Sprywell is a 190-person US SaaS company, and Navid is its CTO. His recent post says cloud spend is growing faster than revenue.
SequenceActive
Pancake runs this Play’s outreach, tuned for you.
Up next · First message
Hi Gustavo, my team moves on-prem servers to the cloud. What’s the next big infrastructure decision on your plate?
Hi Xiomara, we run DevOps as a service, mostly infrastructure as code and on-call cover. How does your team split its time between new work and upkeep?
Hi Navid, you posted that cloud spend is growing faster than revenue at Sprywell. Did you find where most of the growth came from?
Writing from their activity…Drafted — sends when the sequence reaches this step.
Written in your Brain voice.
Written from 1 signal + your Brain voice.
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Channels
# general# new-leads# salesHey 👋! Here are the fresh leads of the day. Enjoy!
Gustavo Mireles — VP of IT, Brantmoor MutualTech stack
Xiomara Quintero — Head of Platform, Tarlton HealthHiring
Navid Esfandiari — CTO, SprywellKeyword
ApproveRejectApproved
Oksana Bilyk — IT Director, Ollerton SavingsTech stack
Conrad Vishnevsky — VP Engineering, QuenbyHiring
Justyna Kowal — VP Engineering, UlvernKeyword
ApproveReject
Tejas Wadhwa — CIO, Glenhaven HealthKeyword
Florence Ogundipe — CTO, KessockTech stack
Hemant Sabharwal — CTO, FallowfieldInfluencer
ApproveReject
Message #new-leads
Tell Pancake who to reach. It builds the Play and runs its first search.
Signals
A Play finds leads eight ways. These four signals matter most to cloud consultants.
Pancake finds job posts that ask for VMware, vSphere or Hyper-V skills, then the company behind them.
Watching
Pancake reads job posts for DevOps, SRE and cloud architect roles, then finds the CTO.
Watching
Pancake finds tech leaders writing about cloud costs, FinOps or the last outage.
Watching
People who react to the cloud architects and FinOps writers you name become leads.
Watching
Pancake can also watch the Competitor and Own brand signals. Hiring and Stack start switched off. One click turns each on.
Control
Pancake contacts only the leads you approve and add to a sequence. Nothing goes out for 10 minutes, so you can undo.
Every message goes out as you, in your voice.
The first touch never sells.
Pancake sends Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, in your time zone.
Start contacting Gustavo Mireles?
Gustavo Mireles is in the sequence
Nothing goes out before 9:42 AM. Undo any time until then.
FAQ
No. Renewal dates live in contracts, and Pancake never sees those. It finds job posts naming VMware and leaders posting about licensing.
No. Pancake works from profiles, public posts and job posts. Leads from partner portals stay in your portal.
Your Brain sets the buyer roles, like CTO or head of infrastructure. Leads outside them are rejected. Reject any miss and the Brain learns.
Yes. Give each offer its own Play, with its own targeting and messages. All three share one Brain, one plan and its credits.
Up to three short messages under your name, after a light warm-up. No emails, no calls.
Every lead. Pancake contacts only leads you approve and add to a sequence, and you get 10 minutes to undo.
Yes. Each lead gets personal messages in your voice. Read and edit any of them before it goes out, or let them send as written. A reply stops the sequence.
About 120 to 600 qualified leads a month on 60,000 credits, more on a higher level. Each one is matched to your ICP by your Brain. It is an estimate: a narrow audience costs more, and Pancake shows the real one before a search runs.
From $99 a month per workspace, with 60,000 credits and unlimited seats. The 7-day free trial comes with 15,000 credits and needs a card.
Tell Pancake who to reach. It builds the Play.
From $99 a month per workspace. Your whole team included.
From $99/month
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