Email Marketing Services
Enterprise-grade sending as a service, with deliverability watched throughout.
Learn moreData, Delivery, Meetings
A smaller list, if it is the right one
Everything here is sourced in-house and checked before it reaches you, so we can tell you where any record came from.
Take the data on its own, or add sending and appointment setting — the pricing is modular.
40K+ Software products58M Company profiles780M Individual profiles
40K+
Software products
300M+
Checked email addresses
130M+
Reachable numbers
40K+
Software products
58M
Company profiles
780M
Individual profiles
300M+
Checked email addresses
97% accuracy
130M+
Reachable numbers
85% accuracy
12.8M
Hiring signals
The full range
Narrow the market, then work what's left
Built around the three places outbound breaks: the list, the deliverability, and the follow-up nobody gets to.
Appointment Setting
Qualified meetings placed on your team's calendar, from criteria you agree.
Learn moreLinkedIn & Company Data
Raw input for enrichment, market sizing and lists built from scratch.
Learn moreTechnographics Data
The one field that changes your opening line: what this company already pays for.
Learn moreHealthcare Data
Reach clinicians and health system buyers with records checked before they reach you.
Learn moreTradeshow & Conference Lists
Lists that let you mention the event rather than open with something generic.
Learn moreEmail Marketing Services
Run campaigns without touching a DNS record
Campaign delivery as a managed service, on enterprise-grade infrastructure we buy, configure, warm and run.
- Domains, setup, sending and reporting all handled here
- Infrastructure reserved for your programme, not a shared pool
- Deliverability watched throughout, not just at launch
At a glance
Full-service management
Campaigns run end to end
Domain acquisition
Sending domains set up for you
PowerMTA infrastructure
Enterprise-grade sending stack
Appointment Setting Service
Chasing and confirming is our job, not yours
Reps make expensive prospectors and good closers. This service shifts their time toward the second of those.
- Every meeting comes with the reason the company fits
- Reminders and confirmations go out without your team involved
- Companies drawn from criteria you agree, not a list we happen to have
At a glance
Outbound scheduling
Meetings booked onto your calendar
Sales-ready conversations
Qualified before handover
Data-backed targeting
Built on the same source data
LinkedIn & Company Data
The data underneath every list we build
Bulk company and contact data for market sizing, segmentation, CRM enrichment and list building.
- 58M companies with the full firmographic field set
- 780M contact profiles covering role, function, tenure and history
- 12.8M job listings, often the first visible sign of a purchase
- Every record type rebuilt on the same monthly schedule
Company record fields
- Founded Year
- Company Name
- Website URL
- Address
- City
- State / Region
- Postal Code
- Country
- Phone Number
- Industry
- SIC Code
- NAICS Code
- Revenue
- Employee Count
- Company Size
- Ownership Type
- Stock Ticker
- Parent Company
- Company Description
- LinkedIn Profile Link
Contact record fields
- Contact Name
- Job Title
- Seniority Level
- Department / Function
- Company Association
- Location
- Years in Current Role
- Work History
- Education
- Skills
- Job Descriptions
- Bio Description
- LinkedIn Headline
- LinkedIn Profile URL
At a glance
58M+ companies
Raw company-level records
780M+ profiles
Contact-level LinkedIn data
12.8M job listings
Hiring signals included
Technographics Data
Technographic filters you can actually check
Competitive campaigns, cross-sell mapping and account tiering all get easier once you know the stack, which is what this dataset is for.
- Categories from ERP and CRM through ecommerce, HRMS, EHR/EMR and infrastructure
- Filter a list by exactly which products a company runs
- Signals show which companies are evaluating alternatives right now
- Monthly rebuilds rather than annual refreshes, so the data reflects now
- Useful for territory planning, ICP work and campaign segmentation
Categories covered
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Marketing Automation
- Human Resource Management (HRMS)
- Electronic Health Record (EHR/EMR)
- Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)
- Ecommerce
- Application Security Testing
- IT Infrastructure
- + many more
Example technologies tracked
- Salesforce CRM
- Microsoft Dynamics 365
- SAP ERP
- Oracle
- NetSuite
- HubSpot
- Workday
- ServiceNow
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Veracode
- Shopify
- + many more
At a glance
40K+ technology products
Install coverage across categories
Extensive category coverage
ERP, CRM, marketing automation and more
Buying intent signals
See who is actively evaluating
Monthly updates
Refreshed on a monthly cadence
Healthcare Data
Provider data that doesn't go stale in a month
Provider records are organised by specialty and rebuilt monthly, so campaigns reach the clinicians and administrators who genuinely influence the purchase.
- Coverage across the whole provider landscape, prescribers included
- Filter by specialty, seniority, facility type and region
- Refresh date supplied with every delivery
- Used by teams selling to hospitals, clinics, payers and group practices
At a glance
Physician & specialist data
Records segmented by specialty
HCP contact database
Broader provider coverage
Monthly updates
Maintained on a monthly cadence
Tradeshow & Conference Attendee Lists
Attendee lists from the events that matter
Time your outreach to the industry calendar using attendee data sourced from the major conferences in your market.
- Attendee data from major events including Dreamforce and HIMSS
- Sourced around each event so the context stays usable
- Works for booking beforehand, stand follow-up and later nurture
At a glance
Major industry events
Including Dreamforce, HIMSS and more
Fresh sourcing
Collected close to each event
Timed for follow-up
Pre-event and post-event outreach
Send your criteria, we'll send counts
Bring us an obscure category. Thin coverage gets flagged as thin, not dressed up as adequate.