The Radar: The moment an account warms up, it is at the top of your hub.

The Radar watches for signals that precede a buying decision in B2B. Think of a company that expands or opens a new site, announces a new production line, is acquired or makes an acquisition, changes decision-makers, or posts a vacancy that points to a project. Changes on an account's own website and coverage in the news or trade press count too. Earlybeurt tunes the signals to what is relevant for your product, because a growth announcement means something different to a machine builder than to an ingredient supplier. Accounts that fit the profile but show no signal right now stay on a watchlist. As soon as a signal appears there, that account moves up. That way an account that is not relevant today becomes visible at exactly the right moment.

With The Radar you do not have to go looking. New signals appear at the top of The Hub, in the recent intelligence section, so your team sees what changed this week as soon as it opens it. For a strong signal Earlybeurt also sends an email, so it gets noticed even if nobody opens the hub. Every signal sits with the account it concerns, with a short explanation of why it matters and a link to the source. Your team can set a status and leave a note per account, so it is clear who picks it up. The Radar does not replace your CRM: it is the front end that decides who you call this week. What happens next continues in your own system, so you do not have to keep three places up to date.

A signal is only worth something if you can verify it. That is why The Radar never puts a signal in your hub without a source. Earlybeurt checks every signal before it is shown and links it to the page or article it comes from, so your team can open it itself. If we see no hard signal, we do not invent one. That avoids the familiar problem of monitoring that sends dozens of alerts every week, most of them noise. Better a week without an alert than an alert your team learns to ignore. The same discipline applies to months in which nothing really happens: Earlybeurt then pauses The Radar for that month free of charge, under the Silence-or-Signal Promise. You pay for intelligence, not for silence.

The Radar is a monthly subscription, scaled to the number of accounts we monitor and the depth of the signals. Earlybeurt does not list amounts on this page, because monitoring fifty accounts takes something different from monitoring one hundred and fifty. You get the monthly fee up front, before you commit to anything. Worth knowing: The Buyer Map and The Radar are separate. The map is a project, without a subscription. Monitoring is a separate, deliberate choice you make once you see that follow-up on the map is working. You can also choose to monitor only part of the accounts, for example only the ones your team finds most interesting. The terms, such as duration and notice period, are agreed per assignment up front.