A business phone or info@ address often reaches a receptionist. Research looks up the people who actually decide, for example whoever handles marketing, partnerships, purchasing, operations, sales or leadership, and shows where each finding came from.
Start a lookup
- Open Research, or choose Find decision-makers on any business on the Search page; that fills in the business for you.
- Enter the business name and choose who you want to reach.
- Optionally add a city or address and the website. They help pick the right business when several share a name.
- Choose Find decision-makers. The answer appears on the page after a short search.
What you get
- Names and titles of the people who hold that role at the business.
- Published work contacts, such as an email or phone the business itself has made public.
- A source for every finding, mostly the business's own website, so you can check it before you reach out.
No guessing. Research never invents an email address from a name pattern. If it cannot confirm something, it says so. Always check the source before contacting someone.
Credits and cost
- Each lookup is charged when it runs. The Research page shows the credits you have left before you search.
- A lookup that fails or finds no source is refunded to your balance automatically.
- When you run out, add prepaid credits to keep researching.
- Researched a business before? The page tells you and lets you open the earlier answer again for free instead of paying twice. Your past lookups are under Recent research.
Found the right people? Save them to your contacts.