Every company, read from its own website_
41.5M companies across the US, the UK and the EU. We crawl each site ourselves, so you filter on what a company actually sells, who it sells to and the tech it runs, not on a stale industry code.
What you get back
offeringWhat they sell
A plain-language summary of the product, from the company's own pages.
sells_toWho they sell to
Customer types and industries named on the site.
employeesSize
Headcount range, with the source it came from.
techTech
Tools detected on the site and named in job ads.
hq, officesLocation
Headquarters and every office the site lists.
outbound_*Outbound
Whether they run outbound themselves: SDR roles, sequences, tools.
One format for your agent
{
"domain": "shipvane.io",
"name": "Shipvane",
"offering": "Shipping API for e-commerce",
"sells_to": ["online retailers", "3PLs"],
"employees": "51-200",
"hq": { "city": "Hamburg", "country": "DE" },
"tech": ["hubspot", "stripe", "segment"],
"outbound_sdr_roles": 3
}Search the way you think
- describe (free text)
- similar_to
- country, region, city
- employees
- tech
- sells_to
- outbound_*
- exclude_list
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They just moved to a tool you plug into
The site or job ads started naming a new CRM or platform in the last 60 days.
Get this data your way
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