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Learns your company from one URL.

Paste your website. Orange Slice reads it and works out what you sell, who buys it, and which signals mean they are ready.

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How it works

Your ideal customer, written down once.

What we learned14 pages read
yourcompany.comRead
  • SellsPayroll and benefits software/product
  • BuyersHeads of People and Finance/customers
  • Sweet spot50 to 500 employees/pricing
  • Best signalJust raised, hiring fast/careers
Becomes your ICP:Series A to CUS and UKHiring People Ops
  1. 01

    Start from your domain

    Give Orange Slice your website. It reads the site and drafts your ideal customer: the industries you sell to, the company size, the job titles that buy, and why they would buy from you.

  2. 02

    Describe it the way you think about it

    Correct the draft in plain English. Target by industry, size, tech stack, hiring patterns, or any combination. No filters and no boolean.

  3. 03

    Name the signals that mean ready

    Tell it which buying signals matter to you: hiring for specific roles, recent funding, tech stack changes, leadership changes, geographic expansion, news mentions.

  4. 04

    Write the process down, run it every time

    Turn what your team knows about a good lead into a workflow that everyone runs the same way, instead of rebuilding the brief for every search.

Ask it like this

  • Find me Series A fintech companies in NYC with 50–200 employees that use Salesforce

  • Find e-commerce brands doing $5M–$50M in revenue that use Shopify and Klaviyo

In the product

A website typed into the chat. The agent reads it and says what the company sells, who buys, and the signals that mean a buyer is ready.

What it runs on

What it reads, and what it writes down.

  • Your website

    It reads your site's pages, up to 15,000 characters of text, the way a new hire would on day one.

  • A language model

    It turns what it read into a profile: 3 to 5 industries, a company size range, 3 to 5 buyer personas, and one line on why they buy.

  • Your corrections

    You fix the draft in plain English. The corrected profile is what every later search and message works from.

  • The command line

    orangeslice factory init --website reads one page of your site, works out what you sell and who buys it, writes a first LinkedIn note, and saves it all to factory.json.

What it costs

Priced per result, in credits.

A credit costs $0.002 on the $20 Starter plan (10,000 credits) and less on larger plans. New accounts start with 2,000 free credits.

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ActionCredits
Read a page of your siteAn empty page is free1
factory init from the CLIOnce2

Questions

What do I need to start?

Your website's address. Everything Orange Slice writes from it is a draft you can correct.

What if we don't have a website yet?

Describe your customer in plain English instead. Onboarding lets you continue without a website.

Can I change the profile later?

Yes. Tell the agent what to change, in plain English, and the next search uses the new version.

Your next customers are already out there.

Tell us who you are looking for. Orange Slice finds them, fills in the facts, and reaches out.

Start free. Grow when it works. See pricing