Use case · Prospecting
Verified contacts, per lead
The name and the role you need to reach, checked before you use it, charged for the one lead rather than for a year of access.
What it is.
Work addresses and roles for one person or one list, billed per verified lead rather than per seat per month.
What you send
A person and the company they work at, or a list of them.
What comes back
- A work address, with a confidence on it
- The role and seniority the record carries
- The company the person is filed under
Who reaches for it
Anyone building a short list by hand, and any agent that has been asked to reach somebody it has only a company name for.
Instead of.
A prospecting seat billed monthly whether or not anyone opened it, with an export limit attached.
Verified contacts, per lead
A person and the company they work at, or a list of them.
Per request
The price is set by the provider and shown in euros before anything runs. Nothing renews, and a month you ask for nothing costs nothing.
The result
A work address, with a confidence on it, and the rest of the record with it.
More jobs
What else people ask for.
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.
ProspectingDeliverability 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.
DataCompany registry lookup
Legal name, registration number, status and directors from an official register. The check that turns a lead into a counterparty.
