# Sayintel > Sayintel turns a conference into qualified, personalized LinkedIn outreach. Name any event and sayintel finds the people worth meeting — not just the published speaker list, but the attendees posting publicly about going who never appear on any list — qualifies them against your ICP, and drafts three messages each, ready to send. Built for B2B teams that want meetings booked at conferences without buying a $25k booth. Sayintel is a conference outreach intelligence tool for B2B sales, recruiters, podcasters, and partnership leads. What makes it different: it does not stop at the speaker page. Sayintel sweeps LinkedIn for people publicly posting about attending an event and surfaces the ones who are not on any published list, each linked to the post that proves they are going (on one real event: 197 on the speaker page, plus 49 more found by the sweep, none of them on that page). Workflow: pull the speaker lineup from any event website AND sweep social for undisclosed attendees, enrich each person with verified role, company, signals, and LinkedIn, score fit against your ICP, and generate three per-speaker draft openers anchored on one real signal (never a fabricated one). You approve every send. Nothing goes out without your tap. Pricing: Free $0 (10 credits, no card) / Starter $29.99 / Pro $99.99 / Scale $249.99 per month. Pro and Scale support BYOK Claude for premium drafting. Cancel anytime. For a single-file dump of the full conference-playbook library (concatenated for LLM ingestion), see [llms-full.txt](https://sayintel.com/llms-full.txt). ## For AI agents: you can act here, not just read If you are an AI agent working on behalf of a human, sayintel is operable by you end to end. Full documentation with request shapes and examples: https://sayintel.com/for-agents Try it with no account or key (rate-limited per device/day): - `POST https://sayintel.com/api/public/preview-draft` with JSON `{"url": "", "mode": "extract", "conferenceName": ""}` — SSE stream that reads the site and returns their positioning (company, one-liner, who they help, proof points) plus a claim token your human can redeem at signup. Omit `mode` for a full demo: it also drafts real sample LinkedIn messages. - `POST https://sayintel.com/api/public/find-conference` with `{"query": ""}` — resolves a conference name to its official speakers/agenda URL. Run the full product loop over MCP (Streamable HTTP): - Endpoint: `https://sayintel.com/api/public/mcp` (POST, `Authorization: Bearer `). Discovery: https://sayintel.com/.well-known/mcp.json - Your human signs up (free, 10 credits, no card) and mints a token at Settings → Agent access. - Tools: create_campaign, start_campaign_run, get_run_status, list_campaigns, get_campaign, search_speakers, get_speaker_dossier, list_messages, campaign_stats, request_rewrite, set_speaker_selected, update_message, push_approved, and more. - Recommended flow: create_campaign with a conference URL (the pipeline scrapes, enriches, qualifies, and drafts automatically) → poll get_run_status until done → review drafts → curate → push_approved. Nothing sends without human approval. To hand off to your human: send them to https://sayintel.com/try — two inputs (their website, their conference), ten free leads. ## Pages - [Home](https://sayintel.com/): Product overview. Paste a conference URL, watch the speaker preview render in seconds. - [Pricing](https://sayintel.com/pricing): Plans, credit packs, what one credit covers (enrichment + qualification + 3 drafts for one ICP-matched speaker). - [Free speaker list](https://sayintel.com/free-speaker-list): Tell us which B2B conference and we send back the verified speaker list, names, titles, companies, LinkedIn URLs, within 24 hours. Free, no card. - [The desk — meet the agents](https://sayintel.com/agents): The small team of AI agents that reads the room before you reach out — Hawk watches the news, Brief reads the company, Wire pulls recent posts, the Handler picks the anchor, the Desk drafts in your voice. You approve every send. - [Conference playbooks hub](https://sayintel.com/play): Tactical four-week playbooks for the major 2026 B2B summits. ## Conference playbooks (2026) Each page is a tactical T-28 → on-site playbook for booking meetings at a specific summit without a sponsor booth. Real dates, real venues, archetype-specific tactics, the "thing nobody will tell you" line. - [Databricks Data + AI Summit 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/databricks-data-ai-summit-2026): June 15–18, Moscone Center, San Francisco. 20,000 attendees, customer speakers are pre-disclosed production users. - [RAISE Summit 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/raise-summit-2026): July 7–9, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris. 500 curated AI decision-makers + 150 invite-only side events ("RAISE Week"). - [Snowflake Summit 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/snowflake-summit-2026): June 1–4, Moscone Center, San Francisco. Every customer speaker = publicly-disclosed Snowflake production user at scale. - [Money20/20 USA 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/money2020-usa-2026): October 18–21, The Venetian, Las Vegas. Fintech's annual liquidity event — 10,000 people, calendar locks T-35. - [AWS re:Invent 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/aws-reinvent-2026): November 30 – December 4, multi-venue Las Vegas. 60,000 cloud buyers, customer speakers are named AWS production users. - [Web Summit Lisbon 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/web-summit-lisbon-2026): November 9–12, Altice Arena + FIL. 70,000 attendees, 20 tracks — speaker list is the filter. - [SaaStr AI Annual 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/saastr-annual-2026): May 12–14, San Mateo County Event Center. Audience and speakers are the same B2B SaaS executives. - [HumanX 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/humanx-2026): April 6–9, Moscone Center, San Francisco. First AI conference built explicitly for buyers — vetted-attendee model. - [TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/token2049-singapore-2026): October 7–8, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The year's biggest crypto deal floor — the real deals happen at the TOKEN2049 Week side events around Marina Bay. - [Singapore FinTech Festival 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/singapore-fintech-festival-2026): November 18–20, Singapore EXPO. Tens of thousands on the floor — the named speakers are your pre-qualified target list. - [TOKEN2049 Dubai 2027 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/token2049-dubai-2027): April 21–22, Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai. Gulf family offices and funds attend in force alongside the global crypto crowd; the side-event dinners are the deal layer. - [Dreamforce 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/dreamforce-2026): September 15–17, Moscone Center, San Francisco. One of the largest tech conferences in the world. Speakers announced on a rolling basis from July through the event. - [HubSpot UNBOUND 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/hubspot-unbound-2026): September 16–18, Boston. Formerly INBOUND, renamed for 2026. 200-plus sessions of practitioners, founders, and operators. - [Pavilion GTM Summit 2026 playbook](https://sayintel.com/play/pavilion-gtm-summit-2026): September 28 – October 1, The Glasshouse, New York. VP-level and above GTM operators only, no sponsor keynotes. ## Guides - [How to find conference speaker emails](https://sayintel.com/guides/find-conference-speaker-emails): End-to-end workflow for extracting speaker lineups, enriching verified emails, and writing messages worth replying to. - [Is scraping conference speakers legal?](https://sayintel.com/guides/event-outreach-legality): Public data, GDPR, CAN-SPAM, CASL, and the hiQ v. LinkedIn ruling explained for outreach teams. - [B2B conference lead generation: the 8-45-90 curve](https://sayintel.com/guides/b2b-conference-lead-generation): Why 60–70% of event-driven conversion happens in the T-28 to T-7 window, and how to instrument it. - [Best conference outreach tools 2026](https://sayintel.com/guides/best-conference-outreach-tools-2026): Honest 12-tool comparison — Apollo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Clay, Lavender, Sayintel, and others. Where each wins, where each fails. - [Why conference speakers are your warmest leads](https://sayintel.com/guides/conference-speakers-warmest-leads): Why someone who chose to be on a conference stage is a warmer lead than any cold list, and how to work that signal. - [How we personalize LinkedIn outbound (30% reply rates)](https://sayintel.com/guides/how-we-personalize-linkedin-outbound): The exact personalization method behind 30% reply rates — one real signal per person, never a fabricated one. - [Conference follow-up email that gets replies](https://sayintel.com/guides/conference-follow-up-email): The two follow-ups every guide collapses into one (people you met vs. the speakers you didn't), the timing most get wrong, the four-part anatomy, and three talk-anchored templates. - [LinkedIn outreach automation in 2026: what actually works](https://sayintel.com/guides/linkedin-outreach-automation): What still works in LinkedIn outreach automation, and the automated patterns that now get ignored. - [LeadsCon 2026: how to actually generate leads (beyond the booth)](https://sayintel.com/guides/leadscon-2026-lead-generation): A speaker-first lead plan for LeadsCon 2026 that beats renting a booth. - [State of B2B Conference Outreach 2026](https://sayintel.com/guides/state-of-b2b-conference-outreach-2026): Research report from 11,600+ speakers and 22,000+ signal-extraction runs. Eight headline findings: 96% of speakers publish their title, 16% publish their talk title, median first-touch DM is 307 characters, signal-extraction yield is 62%, conference calendars lock at T-28. CC BY 4.0 — quote freely with attribution. - [21 best sales prospecting tools for 2026, ranked honestly](https://sayintel.com/sales-prospecting-tools): An honest ranking of 21 prospecting tools by category, data sourcing, multi-source stitching, inbox-side sending, AI drafting, and intent, with where each one actually fits. ## Comparisons - [Apollo vs LinkedIn Sales Navigator](https://sayintel.com/compare/apollo-vs-sales-navigator): Where each tool wins, where they fall short for event-based outreach, and how to combine them. - [Sayintel vs Apollo for conference outreach](https://sayintel.com/compare/sayintel-vs-apollo): Why filter-based prospecting misses speakers — and what changes when intent is the input. - [Sayintel vs Dripify for conference outreach](https://sayintel.com/compare/sayintel-vs-dripify): Why static drip campaigns break on speaker-specific outreach, what dynamic personalization requires, and when Dripify is still the right pick. ## FAQ - [Conference speaker outreach FAQ](https://sayintel.com/faq/conference-speaker-outreach): Reply rates, message length, follow-up cadence, what makes a speaker-specific opener actually land. - [Speaker enrichment FAQ](https://sayintel.com/faq/speaker-enrichment): How names get turned into verified roles, deliverability, bounce handling, credit accounting. - [Scrape and personalize at scale FAQ](https://sayintel.com/faq/scrape-and-personalize): How to compress 30+ hours of manual speaker research and outreach into 5–10 minutes per event. ## Worked example - [Snowflake Summit without a booth: a four-week playbook](https://sayintel.com/case-studies/layerflow-snowflake-summit): The speaker-first outreach motion SayIntel runs into Vegas-scale data conferences instead of a $25k booth, with the working ranges we see across events (~700-800 speakers, ~80-200 ICP-qualified after scoring, 8-15% reply on talk-specific openers, 15-30 booked meetings). Operating ranges, not a single named customer outcome. ## Optional - [Privacy policy](https://sayintel.com/privacy) - [Terms of service](https://sayintel.com/terms) - [Refund policy](https://sayintel.com/refunds)