Casper is back after a 746-day gap.
The current evidence cluster touches 17 true-crime-heavy buying contexts. That is the kind of returning budget a publisher sales team can act on this week.
Weekly sales intelligence for podcast publishers
Start with the $19 bundle: 58 spot-checked advertiser leads across 6 CSVs, pulled from metadata-visible podcast show notes. Built for publisher sales teams that need callable brands, not dashboards.
Stripe checkout sends the 6 CSV files to the payment email. No account, demo call, or workspace setup.
The current evidence cluster touches 17 true-crime-heavy buying contexts. That is the kind of returning budget a publisher sales team can act on this week.
Start with the same public evidence graph used by the paid weekly issue: brand history, sponsor movement, and buyer-intent lead views.
Self-serve pricing deliberately sits below enterprise ad-intelligence suites and above generic newsletter pricing. No sales call required.
Weekly teaser for testing whether this belongs in your workflow.
Founding beta price for one sales seat. Starts with the 58-card, 6-CSV paid bundle, then weekly email + CSV. Includes bonus mini-refresh CSVs #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 while available.
Buy the current paid bundle once: 58 spot-checked leads across 6 CSVs. Delivered by email after checkout. No sales call. Includes bonus mini-refresh CSVs #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 while available.
For small sales teams or agencies that want routing and history.
The sample issue is public. Paid subscribers and one-issue buyers now get the 58-card, 6-CSV bundle by email after checkout. Includes bonus mini-refresh CSVs #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 while available.
Radar is deliberately smaller than enterprise ad-intelligence tools. These pages explain where it fits and where it does not.
Precise claims beat inflated claims. This is sales prospecting from visible metadata, not omniscience.
Those are enterprise ad-intelligence products. This is a self-serve seller-side weekly list: who looks newly active, why the lead is callable, and where the evidence is.
No. It sees metadata-visible show-note evidence. Dynamic ad insertion is outside the claim and outside the initial product.
First appearance in our metadata-visible sponsor evidence and extraction rules across a 136M+ episode corpus. It is not a claim of first-ever advertising on the internet.
A brand that just started or returned is already budget-active. That is a better cold-start signal than a static category list.