Leaders posting about drop-off
Pancake reads posts about stalled activation or clunky onboarding and keeps the product leaders behind them.
Watching
- “onboarding drop-off”
- “time to value”
- +4 more
Pancake reads activation threads, designer openings and Pendo in job posts. A SaaS team to pitch while the pain is fresh.
Example prompts
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Tell Pancake who you want to find, and it builds your first Play with you.
We’re a UX studio. Find US SaaS companies of 30 to 300 people hiring product designers.
I’ll watch SaaS job posts for product and UX designers at companies that size.
New playDraftCreated
SaaS companies hiring product designers
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
I run a UX studio. Find US heads of product posting about onboarding drop-off or activation.
I’ll watch product leaders’ posts about drop-off and activation at software companies.
New playDraftCreated
Product heads posting about activation
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
We only do B2B SaaS. Find US product leaders engaging with rival design studios’ posts.
I’ll track who engages with rival studios’ posts and keep product leaders at B2B SaaS.
New playDraftCreated
Product leaders following rival studios
Create play and run searchYour play is ready. Its first search is running.
Leads
The people this Play found and qualified.
Sheerline is a 120-person US SaaS company with a senior product designer role open. Sana runs product and owns that hire.
Wayfold is a 90-person US SaaS company. Maeve leads product and posted this week about users dropping off in onboarding.
Beamline is a 150-person US B2B SaaS company. Pieter runs product and liked a Crosshatch UX post on dashboard redesigns.
SequenceActive
Pancake runs this Play’s outreach, tuned for you.
Up next · First message
Hi Sana, we’re a UX studio, and onboarding is the flow we study most. Which product do you think gets it right?
Hi Maeve, caught your post about users dropping off in Wayfold’s onboarding. Which step loses the most people?
Hi Pieter, noticed you liked a post about dashboard redesigns. What do your users ask for most in Beamline’s dashboard?
Writing from their activity…Drafted — sends when the sequence reaches this step.
Written in your Brain voice.
Written from 1 signal + your Brain voice.
Pembrook Studio
Channels
# general# new-leads# salesHey 👋! Here are the fresh leads of the day. Enjoy!
Sana Lakhani — VP Product, SheerlineHiring
Maeve Donnelly — Head of Product, WayfoldKeyword
Pieter Achterberg — CPO, BeamlineCompetitor
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Nate Eriksrud — Head of Design, TenterhookHiring
Chidi Ekwueme — VP Product, LoamcastKeyword
Ifeoma Ebube — VP Product, Bunting LabsCompetitor
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Adaeze Nwachukwu — CPO, Mendwell HealthTech stack
Solveig Lindqvist — Product Director, BellwortTech stack
Ander Irigoyen — Head of Design, Oakhurst CloudHiring
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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 UX studios.
Pancake reads posts about stalled activation or clunky onboarding and keeps the product leaders behind them.
Watching
A product designer or UX researcher job post shows more design work than the team can cover.
Watching
Pancake finds SaaS companies whose job posts name Maze, Amplitude or Pendo.
Watching
Product leaders who engage with the designers and researchers in your Brain 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 Sana Lakhani?
Sana Lakhani is in the sequence
Nothing goes out before 9:42 AM. Undo any time until then.
FAQ
No. Pancake reads what product leaders post and the roles they hire for. It never grades a product’s design.
Yes. Pause the Play when the studio is full and resume it when you have room.
Yes. Set a company size in your Brain, and Pancake checks every lead against it.
Yes, when they fit your Brain. A team hiring a designer often needs help while the seat is open. Reject any lead you’d skip.
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
15,000 free credits, valid for 7 days