From a website
to a reason to reach out.
Finding a business is quick. Confirming why it fits and who you can contact takes more work.
- 1
Understand your product
We read your website, identify your customers and generate the signals that matter for your product. You can review this profile.
- 2
Find matching businesses
We search for businesses in those customer groups and markets, remove duplicate domains and build your candidate pool. These are not confirmed buyers yet.
- 3
Check fit quickly
By default, we use indexed business information to check the match and extract available contact details. We do not require a full website investigation.
- 4
Check contacts and prepare outreach
We look for relevant people and published contact routes, then verify any email addresses found. Verified, eligible contacts can enter your reviewed campaign.
Need a stronger reason to reach out?
Choose Deep research to read relevant pages and investigate changes, problems and other signals. It is optional and takes longer. Quick matching never claims that a business is actively buying.
Why can a business fail research?
A search result can have too little reliable information or turn out not to match your product. Deep research can also encounter unreadable or restricted websites. We return failed research credits rather than invent missing evidence.
Customer fit isn’t buying intent.
“Customer fit” means the business matches your audience. “Opportunity signals” means we found a relevant change or problem. “Active demand” requires a recent, source-backed request for a solution.
Why not just use search snippets?
Snippets help us find evidence, but can be stale or describe a different company. Reading the source makes the result more trustworthy. We do not log in, submit forms or bypass access restrictions.