We are a different category (Demand Graph) — not a cheaper Apollo, not Clay without columns, not “Common Room for people who don't have a community yet.” The pages below are written for switchers: what the product is, where it hurts, and a tight table you can send to a cofounder.
Apollo is a sales-engagement platform built around a 200M+ contact database and email/LinkedIn sequencing. It's optimized for SDR teams running cold outbound at scale.
The frame. Apollo answers "who could I email today?". Wavly answers "who is asking for what I sell, right now, in public?". Different category, different funnel, different cost-per-customer.
Clay is a spreadsheet-meets-Zapier for outbound. You bring a list, chain dozens of enrichment APIs, then push the result into a sequencer. Power-user heaven, week-long setup.
The frame. Clay makes cold lists smarter. Wavly skips the cold list entirely. If you're still spending evenings wiring up enrichments, you're optimizing the wrong end of the funnel.
Common Room is the system of record for the community you already have — Slack, Discord, GitHub, Discourse, X. It identifies, scores, and re-engages people who've already touched your brand.
The frame. Common Room is the inside view. Wavly is the outside view. They are complementary, not competitive — but if you don't have a community yet, Common Room is empty.
Decision-stage SEO pages for switching intent—pair with the hub pages above for internal linking.