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Bounce Watch

Bounce Watch keeps a dated record of what companies actually did — funding, hiring,

For agents: Dated record of company actions such as funding and hiring, with a REST data enrichment API, MCP server for AI agents, and a signal tracker; pricing available.

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# Bounce Watch

> Bounce Watch keeps a dated record of what companies actually did — funding, hiring,
> leadership changes, certifications, partnerships, expansion, homepage rewrites and 40+
> other signal types, across millions of companies. Every line carries the day we saw it.
> When we have not looked at a company recently, the answer says so instead of returning a
> confident blank. The record is available as an API, as two MCP servers you can connect
> straight into Claude or ChatGPT, and as Signal Tracker — a product that watches a list of
> companies for you and tells you what moved. Built in Amsterdam.

## What the record is for

The question Bounce Watch answers is not "what is this company" but "what changed, and when".
A language model can look a company up. It cannot compare this month against a month it never
stored. Bounce Watch stores those months.

Worked example, published in full at https://bouncewatch.com/evidence — SOUS, a Dutch company:
open roles went up on 23 January, the homepage was rewritten on 6 February, open roles again on
20 March, the homepage rewritten again on 23 March. The €4M seed round was announced on 26 March,
62 days after the first row. None of the four rows was announced at the time.

## Three properties that are unusual

- **Every line is dated with when we observed it**, not when a press release appeared. Rows we
  measured ourselves are marked as measured.
- **Absence is reported honestly.** Each answer carries a coverage band saying how closely we
  are following that company, so an agent can tell "nothing happened" apart from "we have not
  looked recently". An empty signal list is never presented as evidence a company is quiet.
- **Inferences stay marked as inferences.** A row we deduced rather than read keeps its
  unconfirmed flag even after it turns out to have been right.

## Products

- **Signal Tracker** — the flagship. Watch a list of target companies; get told what moved, with
  the date and the reason. Delivers into Slack, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion, Asana and Trello.
  It also has an outreach engine that drafts emails from a signal; it sends only if the customer
  switches that on and approves the draft. Sold as an annual contract priced on the number of
  companies watched: EUR 12,000 a year for up to 1,000 companies. There is no self-serve sign-up;
  it starts with a demo at https://bouncewatch.com/book-demo.
- **Watch** — e-mail alerts about a few named companies, no account needed. Free for up to 5
  companies (a weekly e-mail); Starter EUR 29/month for 30 companies and Pro EUR 99/month for 250,
  both daily. Start from any company profile, or https://bouncewatch.com/watch.
- **Company lists as a file** — every public list (for example
  https://bouncewatch.com/fintech-companies-in-germany) can be bought once as an Excel file,
  priced per company from EUR 4.99, no subscription.
- **Data Enrichment API** — company data plus the signal record in one call, for developers.
  Accounts are
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