Intakra watches public sources for the companies your team sells to: job posts, SEC filings, government contracts, layoff notices and company websites. When one starts a project you could help with, we email you the proof, what it usually means, and a rough time frame.
You add companies by domain, CSV, or Excel file. We research each one once and then check it every day. When one starts something, we name the person there who most likely owns it.
Public job boards (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby), SEC 8-K filings and Form D funding notices, federal contract awards and end dates, state layoff notices, company websites, and domain records such as new subdomains.
Everything we find is saved with the date it happened, the date we saw it, and a link to the source. We keep a copy of what the source said that day.
We group what we find into the kind of project a company seems to be starting, such as building a security team, switching CRM, or bidding on a government contract. There are 13 kinds.
If a project fits what you sell, you get an email with the proof and a rough time frame. Slack is optional. Most weeks that is a few emails, not a few hundred.
Push an account to HubSpot, Salesforce or Attio in one click, or ask Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor about your accounts through Intakra's MCP connector.
Every heads-up lists what happened and links to the source. What it usually means comes after, in a sentence or two. We never say a company has a budget or wants to buy, because nobody outside the company can know that.
Every heads-up says about how long you likely have, like “best in the next 6 weeks”. That is different from intent data tools such as 6sense or Bombora, which score anonymous web research.
You hear about a few accounts a week, by email. There is no feed to work through and nothing to check every morning.
Starter is $199 a month for 300 accounts, Pro $499 for 1,000, and Scale $1,499 for 2,500. You can start any of them without a sales call. Only Enterprise is quoted. Plans differ only in how many accounts we watch.
14 days on up to 150 accounts. No payment details. It ends on its own.
Intakra is not a contact database and does not send anything. It names the one person worth calling for each lead and says why, and never writes or sends messages or identifies website visitors. Use Intakra to know which companies to call, when, and who to ask for.
Intakra is early-stage. These are the segments it is built and priced for.
Intakra is built and run by John Arndt, founder of Soxoa LLC in Sacramento, California. John spent more than a decade across AI, fraud and risk, payments, privacy, and enterprise software, including roles at PayPal, Cloudflare, and Inscribe, where a wrong answer costs real money and every decision has to be explainable.
Intakra started in 2026 from John’s own selling. His lists said which companies were a good fit, and alert feeds said a lot had happened, but neither said which company had just started something worth a call, or how long there was to act. Intakra answers that, with the proof attached.
The team is John, working with AI tooling for research, engineering, and testing. There are no other employees, and when you write in, John is the one who answers.
Find John on LinkedIn, at johnarndt.net, and at soxoa.com/about.
Sign up, describe what you sell, and add your accounts by domain or file. We start checking right away. The first heads-ups arrive as we find things; a quiet first week stays quiet rather than padded. Pro and Scale teams can ask for the 10-Day Signal Sprint, a guided start on their real accounts.
You work with John Arndt, the founder, directly. There is no account manager or support tier in between.
Email hello@intakra.com for support or john@intakra.com for sales, use the contact form, or book a 15-minute call. Replies go out within 1 business day, usually the same day.
Every source is checked on its own schedule, at least daily. Each company is researched once for every team that watches it. Heads-ups go out when something new and relevant turns up.
Details: how it works · pricing · 10-Day Signal Sprint · contact · privacy
| Company Name | Intakra (a product of Soxoa LLC, founded 2024) |
|---|---|
| Type | B2B software (SaaS): email heads-ups from public sources when a target company starts a new project |
| Founded | 2026 |
| Founder | John Arndt |
| Headquarters | Sacramento, California, USA |
| Website | intakra.com |
| Core Offering | Daily checks of public sources for the companies a team sells to, with an email when one starts a relevant project: the proof, what it usually means, and a rough time frame |
| Pricing | Starter $199/mo (300 accounts), Pro $499/mo (1,000), Scale $1,499/mo (2,500), Enterprise custom. |
| Contract Terms | Month-to-month; cancel at the end of the billing period. 14-day trial on 150 accounts, no card required. |
| Services | Email and Slack heads-ups, account pages, CRM push (HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio), MCP connector for AI assistants, 10-Day Signal Sprint onboarding (Pro and Scale) |
| Communication | Email (hello@intakra.com, john@intakra.com), contact form, booked call; reply within 1 business day |
| Notable Clients | None publicly named yet |
| Customers Served | Early-stage, not publicly disclosed |
| Projects Delivered | Not applicable (self-serve software) |
| Competitors | 6sense, Bombora, ZoomInfo, Common Room, Clay |
| Social | LinkedIn (John Arndt) · johnarndt.net |
Intakra checks public sources every day for the companies your team sells to. When one starts a project that fits what you sell, such as building a security team or switching CRM, you get an email with the proof and a rough time frame. From there you can push it to your CRM or mark it not relevant.
Starter is $199 per month for 300 accounts, Pro is $499 per month for 1,000, and Scale is $1,499 per month for 2,500. Enterprise is quoted. Every plan has every feature.
There is a 14-day trial on up to 150 accounts, with no card needed. Plans are month to month and you can cancel anytime.
Usually a few a week. We only send a heads-up when something fits what you sell and has real proof behind it.
It names one person per lead, not a contact list. Each lead says who most likely owns the project and why, starting with public sources such as filings and the company's own site, with a LinkedIn link and a work email where one is verified. It does not sell contact data, track individuals, write messages, or send anything to your prospects.
No one outside a company can see a buying decision, and Intakra doesn't claim to. It shows you public proof that something changed and what that usually leads to. Whether there is a need and a budget is for you to find out.
Intakra is built and run by John Arndt through Soxoa LLC in Sacramento, California. Customers work with John directly by email or a booked call.
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