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Research-only prospecting with PixelKnock

Build context before the conversation.

Use a focused research session to review homes, separate facts from questions and prepare a useful next decision without outreach.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

Current PixelKnock Details tab beside a real Google satellite map, with private contact fields hidden.
Actual PixelKnock app, captured November 10, 2026. Private fields hidden for privacy. Google Maps. Imagery ©2026 Airbus, Maxar Technologies.

Give research a useful finish.

Choose a specific question about a home or neighborhood before requesting more information. End with a supported next decision, including a pause when a key answer is missing.

Keep facts and questions together.

Review Details for available information and use Activity for relevant notes on saved homes. The record can preserve what is known without hiding what remains unresolved.

Research should end with a decision. Question: What do you need to understand? Evidence: What does the available record actually show? Gap: What remains unknown or needs confirmation? Decision: Continue, ask internally, pause or stop.
Illustrated guide by PixelKnock Team. Not an app screenshot.

Keep outreach a separate choice.

Revealing details does not contact anyone. Build the context you need, then decide whether and how a later conversation fits your work.

  • Define a research question before opening records.
  • Separate retrieved information from conclusions that need confirmation.
  • A useful session can end with a decision to pause.

Useful answers

Before your next session.

Does opening or revealing a home send outreach?

No. Calls and messages remain separate actions in your own communication tools.

Put this workflow to work.

Start with one clear research question.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

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