Upload a PDF or an HTML file, send the link yourself, and Tiny Ant tells you when it's opened, how long it's read, and which page or section they lingered on. Call while you're still on their mind, not three days later.
Drop in the PDF you already made, or an HTML file. Add recipient names if you want one link per person, or leave it empty for a single shared link.
Paste it into your own email, Slack, or Teams message. Your voice, your thread. We never email your buyer.
view.tinyant.io/t/4k9x2m7c…CopyAn email the moment it's opened, a summary when they close it: total time, page by page, and where to start your follow-up call.
Most tracking tools stop at the open. Tiny Ant times every page of a PDF and every section of an HTML proposal, so you know whether they skimmed the cover or sat on the pricing for three minutes. You walk into the follow-up knowing the question before they ask it.
Nordic Retail · Q4 renewal · opened Tue 09:14 · second visit · scrolled to the end.
Page 3 held her for 3 min 10 s. Start the call there.
Hidden pixels make buyers feel watched. Tiny Ant tells them, in plain words, that the page notes when it's opened, and that no cookies or IP addresses are stored. Trust survives the sale. So does your deal.
You already have a way to write proposals, sign them, and track deals. You're missing one thing: knowing when the PDF gets read. That's the whole product.
Keep writing in Google Docs, Word, Canva, or InDesign. Export to PDF. We take it from there, and your layout stays exactly yours.
Signing is a legal product with legal pricing. Use the one your buyer already trusts once the reading is done.
No pipeline to maintain, no fields to fill. A proposal list sorted by last activity is all the pipeline a read receipt needs, and webhooks carry the events into the CRM you already have.
No. The link opens in any browser, on any device. There is nothing to accept, install, or sign in to.
Yes, on purpose. A one-line notice sits at the bottom of every viewing page. In our experience this builds more trust than a hidden pixel, and it makes the GDPR conversation a short one.
A named link stays attributed to that recipient, so you will see another visit under their name. If you expect forwarding, create one shared link instead. You can also set links to expire.
Your call, per proposal. Downloads are allowed by default and can be switched off when you create the links, or later.
Upload an HTML file instead and you get the same read receipt. PDFs are timed per page. HTML is timed per section: mark each section with a data-osio attribute and it shows up as its own bar.
Not with a native CRM integration, and deliberately so. Paid plans get webhooks for opened, read and status events, so you can push them to your CRM, Slack, or Zapier in minutes.
Free for 1 active proposal. Upgrade when you're sending more than you can keep in your head.