Website visitor alerts in email and Slack
Website visitor alerts tell your team the moment a company that matters shows buying interest on your site. VisitorDetector sends hot company alerts by email and to Slack, with the company profile, the pages viewed and the interest score, filtered so only the companies you care about reach your team.
Interest fades faster than most follow up
A company that reads your pricing page today is comparing options today. If your team finds out at the end of the month in a report, the moment has passed. Alerts close that gap: when a company that fits your profile is active on high intent pages, the right person hears about it while the research is still happening.
Alerts are built on the same data as the rest of VisitorDetector: company level identification of business networks, visit history and the 0 to 100 interest score. No named people, no personal profiles.
Everything needed to decide in ten seconds
Each alert is short enough to read on a phone and complete enough to act on without opening another tool.
Company name, website, industry, employee range and HQ country and region
LinkedIn company page link when available
Pages viewed in the visit, with time on page
Entry source, such as a UTM campaign or referrer
Interest score and number of sessions, first and last seen
A link to the full company profile in your account
Email digests on every plan
Every plan includes email alerts. The cadence depends on the plan.
Email works well for founders and small teams who check one inbox, and for managers who want a daily summary without another channel.
- Starter sends a daily email digest of hot companies from the previous day
- Growth and up send real-time email alerts the moment a company matches your rules
- Digests group companies by score, so the strongest signals sit at the top
Slack channel messages with the pages viewed
On Growth and up, VisitorDetector posts hot company alerts to the Slack channel you choose. Each message shows the company, the score and the pages viewed, so a sales channel becomes a live feed of buying interest instead of a place where someone pastes screenshots from an analytics tool.
The key to useful Slack alerts is restraint. A channel that pings for every visit gets muted within a week. Read the Slack website visitor alerts page for the setup and the filters that keep the volume sensible.
Only the companies worth an interruption
Alerts follow filters you set, so your team sees the accounts that fit and nothing else.
A good starting point is an ICP filter, a minimum score and an exclusion for current customers. From there, raise or lower the score threshold until the volume matches what your team can actually follow up on.
- Industry, employee range, country and minimum interest score
- Exclude existing customers, competitors and your own office IPs
- Saved segments, such as your ICP list or a set of target accounts
- Scale adds custom alert rules, for example pricing page visit plus a second session within seven days
- Enterprise adds routing by territory, so each alert goes to the person or channel that owns that region
Alerts by plan
| Plan | Email alerts | Slack alerts | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Daily digest | Not included | Standard filters |
| Growth | Real-time | Included | Standard filters |
| Scale | Real-time | Included | Custom alert rules |
| Enterprise | Real-time | Included | Routing by territory |
At your monthly identified company limit, new companies wait until the next billing period or until you move up a plan. Alerts for companies already identified in the period continue. See the full comparison on the pricing page.
Hear about hot companies while they are still researching
Create an account, add the script tag and choose where alerts go. To see how your own pages would be weighted before you sign up, try the demo on the home page.