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Walk into every sales call with a one-page battle card on the prospect

Give a prospect's website and what you sell. Get what they do from their own site, what the news says, who they compete with, the people at the company with public work emails, five talking points for your product and three discovery questions, every claim tied to a source.

Vercel: infrastructure for building, deploying and hosting web apps and agent workflows (Fluid Compute, sandboxes, an AI gateway). Competitors named in the sources: AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Workers, Netlify, Google Cloud Run, DigitalOcean App Platform. Talking point: track cost by agent, environment and workflow as usage scales from zero to millions. Suggested first contact: the VP of Developer Experience, from 10 public work emails.

Recorded 2026-10-09 · observed charge $0.060827
Recorded through the Superpowers gateway for vercel.com, from the point of view of a cloud cost monitoring tool: 5 calls. Every claim cites one of the sources listed on the card. Vercel is an example only; not affiliated. Emails are public work addresses found by Hunter; nothing was sent.

Tools in this workflow

Every tool here is live. Your agent calls them with one Superpowers key.

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Build it step by step

1

Read their homepage

What the company says it does, in its own words. If the page blocks the reader, jina.reader tries again.

firecrawl.scrape ↗
{
  "tool": "firecrawl.scrape",
  "input": {
    "url": "https://vercel.com"
  }
}
2

Search the news and the competition

Two Google searches: news about the company and pages comparing it with alternatives. Each result becomes a numbered source.

serper.google-search ↗
{
  "tool": "serper.google-search",
  "input": {
    "query": "Vercel competitors alternatives"
  }
}
3

Find the people

Public work emails, names and titles at the domain, with a confidence score. They are listed as they come back; the model only sees job titles.

hunter.domain-search ↗
{
  "tool": "hunter.domain-search",
  "input": {
    "domain": "vercel.com",
    "limit": 10
  }
}
4

Write the card

The model writes from the numbered sources and ends every fact with its source number; numbers that are not in the list are dropped in code.

openrouter.openai-gpt-5.4-mini ↗

Before you build

Where does the information come from?

The prospect's homepage, two Google searches and Hunter's public email database. Every claim on the card points to one of those sources.

Are the emails safe to use?

They are public work addresses with Hunter's confidence score. The recipe never sends anything; check your local rules before cold outreach.

How fresh is the news?

Google results carry no reliable dates, so the card labels them 'check dates'. Open the source before quoting it on a call.