If you’ve been anywhere near [Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/starnus) on February 13th, you probably noticed [Starnus](https://starnus.com/) sitting right at the top with 417 upvotes. That’s not easy to pull off, especially in the crowded world of B2B sales tools. So naturally I had to dig in and see what all the fuss was about.

Here’s the pitch: you describe your ideal customer in plain language — like, actual human sentences — and Starnus goes off and matches that description against a database of over 1.3 billion profiles. No more fiddling with 47 filters in some clunky prospecting tool. Just tell it what you’re looking for, and the AI handles the rest. It finds your prospects, enriches the data with things like funding stage, hiring signals, tech stack, and leadership changes, then generates personalized outreach for each one. Email, LinkedIn, you name it.

What really sets it apart is how much it consolidates. Most B2B sales teams are duct-taping together five or six different tools — one for prospecting, one for email warmup, one for enrichment, another for LinkedIn automation, maybe a CRM on top. Starnus bundles all of that into a single platform with 25+ AI agents running behind the scenes. It plugs into Smartlead for email campaigns, Unipile for LinkedIn, and plays nice with HubSpot, Google Workspace, and Outlook.

The pricing is what really caught my attention though. Plans start at just €20 a month. Twenty euros. For context, most comparable setups would run you several hundred dollars monthly once you stack up all the subscriptions. For solo founders and small sales teams, that’s a pretty compelling reason to at least give it a shot — especially since they offer a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

Built by a team out of Eindhoven, Netherlands (shoutout to the [YES!Delft](https://yesdelft.com/startups/starnus/) ecosystem), Starnus feels like one of those tools that just nails the timing. The whole ICP-to-meeting pipeline in one place, powered by AI agents, at a price that doesn’t make your finance team cry. If you’re doing any kind of outbound sales in 2026, it’s worth a look.