One door for every job.
Whatever you need to investigate, verify or monitor, the shape is the same: ask once, review the sources and maximum cost, and get a trusted answer. Once, or on repeat. No coding, no API integrations and no workflows to build.
What people ask for.
Grouped by the reader who has the job rather than by the category it is filed under. Every one of them has a page of its own.
Find who to talk to, and know it is worth the message.
Verified contacts, per lead
Work addresses and roles for one person or one list, billed per verified lead rather than per seat per month.
Firmographics for a domain
Size, sector and location behind a company's website, so a list you were handed becomes a list you can sort.
Deliverability check
One address tested before you send to it. The cheapest call on the network, and the one that protects the domain you send from.
Company registry lookup
Legal name, registration number, status and directors from an official register. The check that turns a lead into a counterparty.
What has been written about them
News and coverage on a company, per query, with the source attached rather than summarised away.
Read their site as text
A page turned into clean text an agent can reason over, so the research step does not need a scraper you maintain.
Price it, check it, and keep the record.
A rate at the moment you need it
One reference conversion, quoted per call. A monthly plan you use twice costs more than the year of calls it replaces.
Market data for one instrument
Quotes and reference data for the thing in front of you, not a terminal seat for the desk around you.
Identifier validation
VAT, IBAN and company numbers checked against the source before they reach an invoice or a payment run.
Sanctions screening, one name
The check that is normally sold as an annual contract, available for the single counterparty you are onboarding today.
A legal document, summarised
Terms, parties and dates pulled out of a contract or a judgment, priced per document rather than per user.
Filings and ownership
Official records on who owns what, per record returned. You pay for the row you needed, not for the database it sits in.
An answer you can hand to someone else, with its source on it.
Search, mid-task
A web search an agent can call in the middle of a job instead of stopping and asking a person to look something up.
Claim verification
A statement checked against sources, with the sources returned, so the claim can be traced back rather than taken on trust.
Sources from one country
Coverage filtered to where it was published, for the questions where the answer depends on who is asking it.
Reference and product records
Structured facts about a thing, a product or a company, charged per record rather than per month of access.
Long documents, reduced
A judgment, a filing or a policy turned into the handful of lines you were reading it for.
Property and title records
Ownership, title and address records from official sources, per record, for the one property in question.
The work your agent does while nobody is watching it.
A browser, by the run
A real session rented for one job. Nothing to host, nothing to keep warm, and no idle capacity between runs.
Scraping without the plumbing
A page turned into structured data, so the part of the job that breaks quietly is somebody else's to keep working.
Documents, extracted
Tables and fields out of a PDF or a scan, priced per document. The step that usually justifies a whole subscription.
Lookups inside a loop
One record at a time, at a price that survives being called a thousand times in a batch and twice the week after.
A check before it acts
Verification an agent runs on its own output before it sends, files or pays anything on your behalf.
Rates inside a workflow
The conversion or the quote a job needs at the moment it runs, rather than a figure cached from the last time anyone looked.