For GTM engineers

Fields your enrichment stack can't fill.

For each account on your list, the answers no provider has, because they can't be scraped, bought or looked up. They come back with the evidence behind it, in the same shape every time, ready to route on.

Your list: 4,000 dental groupsfor a team that sells patient intake
Streta

Reach out now

Riverside Dental Group. Your SDR call queue first, then your direct sequence.

Send a different message

Lakeview Dental Partners. A different sequence, on what they already use.

Asked us to stop

Oak Street Dental. Flagged for your suppression logic. Your call.

No definitive answer

Main Street Dental. Comes back with the reason, so you can decide.

The problem: every provider sells the same fields to everyone.

Firmographics, technographics, intent. Your competitors buy the same ones, so their plays fire on the same accounts as yours. And the fact that decides whether an account would buy is a proxy at best in all of it, because it was never published.

48 of 55. We looked at 55 businesses that sell to other businesses. For 48 of them, the fact that decided whether a prospect could be won wasn't published anywhere.

What changes for your stack.

What we bring back isn't in a database, can't be scraped, and isn't something you could look up. So nobody else reaching out has it.

  • A real condition to route on

    A definitive answer, whatever it says, or no definitive answer with the reason. Your routing tests the fact itself instead of a firmographic proxy for it.

  • One schema, mapped once

    Send a whole list, or one company at a time with an idempotency key. Results come back signed and retried on a schedule if your endpoint doesn't answer, in the same fields every time, with a recipe for Clay, Zapier, n8n or your own server.

  • The raw answer, our read kept separate

    The answer and its evidence come first. Our reading of them comes marked as ours and kept apart, so your logic can weigh it or ignore it. Who asked us to stop comes back against that company.

  • From Claude, too

    Add Streta to Claude as an MCP connector. Anyone on your team can list your missions, send a company to one and read what came back, seeing exactly what they'd see signed in. How to add it

How it works.

It fits between the list you already build and the plays you already run. Nothing else in your stack changes.

  1. 1

    Tell us who you're after

    And what you'd want to know about each company before anyone reaches out.

  2. 2

    Send your list

    The one you already have, all at once or one company at a time.

  3. 3

    Get every company back, sorted

    Each with the answer, the evidence, and what to open with. Your plays take it from there.

Nothing is sold to the business and nobody gets pitched, and it's done in Streta's name, never yours, so nobody we reach knows you asked. Anyone who asks us to stop is never asked again, and you're told. You decide who to reach and how.

You only pay for answers.

From $2,500
a month, for each 25 answers a day
$1,500 once, to set up

From $2,500 a month for each 25 answers a day, sized to your list on the call, and $1,500 once to set up. An answer is a definitive one to what you asked, whatever it says, and what counts as one is agreed with you, in writing, before the job starts. Companies with no definitive answer, and any that ask us to stop, come back too, at no charge. How the price works

We don't promise results. We promise that if it isn't a fit, we'll say so in numbers before you've spent anything you can't get back.

Start with one list.

Tell us how many answers a day you can use and what you need to know about each company. You'll see where your price starts before you speak to anybody, and the exact price before you pay anything.