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Finds every public signal about your users and turns it into one warm-intro queue
Common Room is a signal-based GTM platform that collects public activity about your users — Discord and Slack messages, GitHub stars, LinkedIn posts, job changes, product usage events — into a single person record. Pricing is quote-based, aimed at B2B companies with a community or developer audience.
Your users talk about you in places you don’t own. Someone praises your API on Discord, someone else changes jobs from a customer to a prospect, and a third stars your repo at 2am. Common Room subscribes to all of it and maps each signal to a person and an account.
The output is a ranked list: who to reach out to, why now, and what they already said in public.
It is paid only and the price isn’t published; contracts are annual and priced by the number of member profiles and seats. Budget for a five-figure annual commitment as a starting assumption and confirm with sales.
Honest limits. If your audience is quiet — say, a niche B2B tool with 40 customers — there isn’t enough signal to rank and the product feels empty. Identity matching is also imperfect: people use burner emails, and a GitHub handle isn’t always a work account. And integrating 50 sources means someone has to own governance, or you end up with PII scattered across tools.