
WhiteWhale
WhiteWhale monitors accounts for custom buying signals, real events with verifiable sources, so outbound sales reps know which accounts to target and why.
About WhiteWhale
WhiteWhale
WhiteWhale is a custom buying signal platform for outbound sales teams. Users write up to 35 custom signal questions matching their sales motion, such as hiring a new sales leader or posting multiple SDR roles, and the platform monitors accounts for those signals across news, hiring, public filings, and more. Each signal is presented with sources and quotes. Accounts can be delivered to Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, or other workflows via integrations, an API, or webhooks, and users can receive email alerts when activity occurs at followed accounts. The page lists plans starting at $200/mo for 300 accounts monitored weekly and $500/mo for 750 accounts monitored weekly, with unlimited seats and integrations included, and offers a free signal preview with no credit card required.
Key features
- Custom buying signals written in the user's own words, up to 35 signal questions
- Monitoring of accounts for news, hiring, public filings, and other events
- Signals backed by sources and quotes
- Account suggestions based on an input company website
- Email alerts when followed accounts have new activity
- Integrations with Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Clay, Outreach, and Claude/MCP
- API and webhook delivery of accounts with context and sources
- Closed-won signal backtesting on the Growth plan
- Unlimited seats and unlimited integrations on listed plans
Best suited for
- Outbound sales teams
- Sales development representatives prospecting target accounts
- Account-based marketing teams identifying and researching accounts
- Revenue operations and GTM teams building outbound strategies
- Recruiting agencies doing business development outreach
Pricing
Starter at $200/mo for 300 accounts monitored weekly; Growth at $500/mo for 750 accounts monitored weekly. Free signal preview with no credit card required.
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