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Every play a team can run once they know, account by account, who uses what. Each one below is live on gethuntd.com, and more worked examples are on the Huntd blog.

1. Never open with “so, what’s your stack?”

Enterprise sales. That question kills conversations, and reps who skip it go in blind. Huntd gives them every account’s stack up front: the whole book you are going after this quarter, deterministically, not the handful other technographic tools manage to surface.

2. Separate active customers from inactive ones

Adoption depth. Seats tell the truth. An entire team on a tool is a locked-in customer; one or two accounts is a trial that went nowhere. Huntd counts the users, so you know which fight you are picking before you pick it.

3. Hunt when the renewal window approaches

Renewal windows. Prioritize, focus, and hunt. Huntd finds renewal dates backed with evidence, so you reach every account at the moment their contract is up for a decision, not six months into a lock-in.

4. Surround a competitor’s actual users

Marketing air cover. You know exactly which accounts run which tool, so your marketing can too. LinkedIn ads, newsletters, event and webinar invites, all pointed at a competitor’s real customer base. Stay present until the moment they are ready to move. Horizontal tools. Some tools sell horizontally rather than as five separate products. Figma and Miro land in one company and spread across product, marketing and brand. Knowing the company bought a seat is not enough. Huntd tells you which teams are actually on it, so if your edge is with brand teams you get the companies where the brand team is live, and skip the ones where it never left product.

6. Catch customers stranded by their vendor

Shutdowns and squeezes. A tool is sunsetting, just got acquired, jumped its pricing, forced enterprise lock-ins, or its features stopped working for customers the way they were meant to. Huntd hands you its customers, everyone being pushed out, while they are still deciding what comes next.

7. Hunt your competitors’ customers

Direct competitors. See exactly who runs each direct competitor today. Run focused switch plays, let BDRs skip accounts that are already locked in, and where you have beaten that competitor before, apply the battle card that already won.

8. Defend a customer before the renewal turns

Customer defense. When a competitor starts courting one of your accounts, Huntd tells the owner while there is still time to act, not at renewal. The CSM gets a heads-up, the value recap goes out early, and an exec sponsor gets looped in on the marquee ones.

9. Know exactly who you lose to

Lost accounts. Accounts go quiet and deals die unexplained. Huntd tells you when a lost or silent account signs up with a competitor, so your loss analysis runs on real numbers, not the rep’s best guess.

10. Find the partners hiding in your customer base

Closed-won, partnerships. When the same tool keeps appearing next to yours across your customers, that is not noise. That is a co-sell waiting to be built. Huntd surfaces the products you constantly co-exist with, ranked by how often.

11. Expand into what your customers already pay for

Closed-won, expansion. Track every SaaS tool your closed-won accounts spend on. Spot the overlapping spend you could consolidate, build the feature that replaces it, and open the conversation with “you’re paying for that. Why?“

12. Unbundle the consolidators

Multi-product incumbents. When a competitor sells five products in one suite, Huntd shows which teams inside an enterprise use which one. If you serve one of those products with an edge, you get the exact accounts, and the exact teams, to convince.

Beyond the sales team

The same data supports three more motions. Each has its own page on the main site.

Private markets

The named customer list of a private software company, who inside each account uses it, and when they signed up.

Conferences

Your attendee list tagged by which attendees already use each product you track.

Physical AI

Facility-level demand intelligence for robotics companies selling into the physical economy.

Run a play through the API

Most plays reduce to one of three calls.