Founders of B2B startups
You need your next ten accounts without burning a quarter on cold outreach.
A guided path: ten accounts, why now, who decides and the message to send, explained at every step.
Go-to-market intelligence · Luxembourg
Dragoman turns your offer into a verified map of the Luxembourg market: the companies that have the problem you solve, where the purchasing decision sits, what they can spend and when the window opens. Built on public filings. Every figure graded and sourced.
Free sign-up by e-mail link. No card, no sales call needed to start.
The Luxembourg trap
Most large companies in Luxembourg are subsidiaries. Their budget is real, but the purchasing decision often sits in Paris, Munich or Zurich, behind a group vendor panel, an outsourcing approval or a public tender.
Teams find out after a quarter of cold outreach. Dragoman shows it before the first e-mail: which accounts are reachable, which decide abroad, which are locked by regulation, and which ones have a dated reason to buy now.
How it works
A short interview: what you sell, the problem it solves, your proof points and price. Upload your solution documents. Dragoman never asks what the map already knows.
Each answer sends a wave across the Luxembourg universe. Companies without the problem drift out; the rest cluster by sector, down to a tiered shortlist.
A one-page verdict, exportable as PDF: accounts closed by gatekeeping, decisions taken abroad, the next procurement window, and buyer-side subsidies.
A work package: a CRM pipeline, outreach sequences written from each account's pain, battlecards and objections. A named person validates before anything is marked ready.
The Reality Check
For every account on your shortlist, Dragoman reads the ownership chain, the filed accounts, the supervisory registers and the public tender calendar. The result is one page you can put in front of your board.
Regulated entities: outsourcing approval and DORA clauses before any pilot.
Paris, Munich, Zurich. Sell to the group, or skip.
Two framework contracts expire; the re-tender opens in about five months.
Buyer-side digitalisation aid can cover part of your price.
Why now
Fit tells you who could buy. Signals tell you who is about to. Dragoman tracks 48 signal types in eight families, from hiring and growth in the filed accounts to new tenders, expiring contracts, regulatory deadlines and press news. Each account shows its three strongest reasons to buy now and its buying window.
Evidence first
Read from a filing or a register: annual accounts, the RCS, the CSSF or CAA registers.
Derived from the group structure or a sector benchmark, with the method shown.
Shown so you can decide, never presented as a fact.
Open sources read and refreshed at every release
Who it's for
You need your next ten accounts without burning a quarter on cold outreach.
A guided path: ten accounts, why now, who decides and the message to send, explained at every step.
You assume the local subsidiaries decide. Most of them do not.
The Reality Check: which accounts are reachable, which decide abroad and when the window opens.
You run programmes for incoming companies and need a credible local map.
The same engine under your brand, for your whole cohort.
Offers
Free
See whether Luxembourg has your buyers.
Annual licence
For a sales team working the Luxembourg market.
White label
For agencies, incubators and soft-landing programmes.
Where the decision is local, the pain is dated and the budget is confirmed, a person makes the introduction. Capped each quarter so every introduction is prepared.
Built to be used in a regulated market
People appear only once a lawful basis is recorded for the account. Opt-outs are never exported.
No sequence is marked ready without a named validator and a timestamp. Dragoman sends no e-mail on its own.
Regulatory and subsidy deadlines carry a verified-on date and show as stale when they age.
Accelerator cohorts, MoUs and prizes never count as purchase signals.
Questions
From public registers and open data: the RCS, annual accounts filed through eCDF, the CSSF and CAA registers, GLEIF ownership data, STATEC national accounts, public tenders and awards (TED and the national portal), State aid, EU programmes, job vacancies and the press.
Press news is refreshed daily, national tenders every three days, registers, awards and vacancies weekly, and annual accounts as companies file them. Every figure shows the date it was verified.
Their budget is estimated from headcount and STATEC sector benchmarks, shown as a range with grade B or C and the method behind it.
Dragoman works at company level. Decision-makers (professional role and contact only) are shown only after a legitimate-interest reference is logged for the account, with an opt-out register and a transparency notice. Read the notice for business contacts.
No. It prepares the shortlist, the arguments and the sequences. You, or our door-opening service for Tier 1 accounts, make the contact.
Yes. The app switches between English and French at any time, and business descriptions exist in both languages.
Tell us what you sell. We will run Dragoman on your offer during the call and show you the accounts, the decision locus and the next windows.
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