| Product shape | V1 centers on account Research, supported Signals and evidence. Dynamic Lists and automated Fit/Priority scoring are planned beyond V1. | Clay supplies composable tables, providers, AI research, signals, audiences, workflows, integrations, and sequencing for teams to assemble into their own GTM system. |
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| Signals | Signal definitions and detected signal occurrences are separate. Occurrences carry time and supporting evidence. | Clay Signals monitor contact and company changes; Custom Signals can watch websites, social sources, technology adoption, hiring, compliance changes, RSS, and AI-defined checks on a schedule. |
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| Dynamic account sets | V1 Lists contain the companies you choose. Supported fact filters narrow the results. Dynamic Lists that automatically change membership are planned beyond V1. | Clay Audiences filter People or Companies with AND/OR logic across CRM fields, enrichment data, and Clay signals. |
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| Research and data | Kaiju emphasizes source-backed account research, technical/web evidence, event history, coverage, conflicts, and unknowns. | Clay combines 150+ data providers with AI web research and can refresh account research on a schedule. |
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| CRM and action | Twenty is the first bidirectional CRM target and remains in development. Kaiju treats CRM activity as first-party evidence before signal interpretation. | Clay can import, enrich, clean, and synchronize CRM records and can route or sequence records through workflows and outbound tools. |
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| Who owns the model | Kaiju owns the vocabulary and lifecycle of account evidence, signals, membership, and priority. | The Clay workspace owner composes the providers, columns, formulas, filters, signal definitions, audiences, workflows, and actions that define the operating model. |
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