# Kateion

> Kateion tells a company which businesses are publicly signalling they are about to switch: leaving a competitor after a price change or outage, shopping for an alternative, or hiring. Buyers get a weekly, human-checked list; every entry links to the business's own public post.

Key facts:
- Sources: public posts only (X, the open web, public forums). Links, not copies. No private data, no bought lists, no de-anonymisation.
- A person checks every lead. Nothing is ever sent to a business automatically.
- Pricing: Free for one week, then from €500 a month. Cancel any time.
- Removal: anyone can ask to be removed; done the same working day.
- No analytics or tracking on the website.
- Contact: https://kateion.com/contact/ (form) or hello@kateion.com

## Feeds
- [Companies leaving AWS, Heroku and Vercel, weekly](https://kateion.com/cloud-migration-leads/): Kateion sends cloud and hosting providers a weekly list of companies that have said in public that they are leaving AWS, Heroku, Vercel or another platform. Each entry links to the original post and says why now (bill shock, a price or licence change, an outage) and how we know who the company is.
- [VMware migration leads: companies leaving after Broadcom](https://kateion.com/vmware-migration-leads/): Kateion finds organisations that say publicly they are leaving VMware, most often after the Broadcom licensing and bundle changes, and sends vendors and partners of VMware alternatives a weekly list. Each entry links to the post, names the trigger, such as a renewal quote or per-core licensing, and shows how the organisation was identified.
- [Cloud migration and FinOps consulting leads, weekly](https://kateion.com/migration-consulting-leads/): Kateion gives DevOps, migration and FinOps consultancies a weekly list of companies publicly facing a problem they can solve: a cloud bill that jumped, an outage, a deprecated service or a forced move. Each entry links to the post and explains what happened and why the timing matters.
- [Shopify merchants switching apps, 3PLs and platforms](https://kateion.com/ecommerce-switching-signals/): Kateion finds online stores that say in public they want to switch a Shopify or WooCommerce app, a shipping carrier, a 3PL or their platform, usually after a price increase, an outage or poor support. App makers, 3PLs and e-commerce agencies get a weekly list filtered to their category, each entry linked to the post.
- [Companies switching ATS or HRIS: weekly signals](https://kateion.com/hr-software-switching-signals/): Kateion finds companies and agencies that say in public they want to replace their applicant tracking system, HRIS or job board, usually after a renewal price shock, an outage, a forced migration or poor support. HR and recruiting software vendors get a weekly list, each entry linked to the original post.
- [Hiring signals for recruiters: first hires and new funding](https://kateion.com/hiring-signals-for-recruiters/): Kateion gives specialist recruiting agencies a weekly list of companies in their niche that announce a first hire in a function, a senior role, several roles at once or hiring right after a funding round. Each entry links to the founder’s or company’s public post, so you can reach out before the role is advertised everywhere.

## Reference
- [What is a switching signal?](https://kateion.com/switching-signals/): definition, examples, and how it differs from intent data and trigger events.
- [How Kateion finds and checks buying signals](https://kateion.com/how-it-works/): sources, classification, scoring and the human check.
- [Free one-week pilot](https://kateion.com/pilot/): what happens after you write to us.

## Full text
- [llms-full.txt](https://kateion.com/llms-full.txt): every feed with its buying moments and FAQ, in one file.

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