Contact data platform
B2B and consumer contact data, enrichment and hygiene — scoped to your criteria, documented field by field, and handled with consent and lawful use in mind. Have data of your own? We'll help you license it responsibly.
| Field | Layer | Handling |
|---|---|---|
| first_name / last_name | Contact | standardized |
| job_title · seniority | Contact | normalized |
| business_email | Contact | validation status |
| direct_dial | Contact | line type · DNC flag |
| company · domain | Firmographic | matched |
| naics · employee_range | Firmographic | coded |
| source · last_verified | Provenance | per record |
Two ways to work with us
We're contact-led on purpose. Data done right depends on context — who you're reaching, why, and how the data was collected — so we scope every request with a person, not a checkout page.
For buyers
Sales, marketing and agency teams who need contacts for prospecting, direct marketing, enrichment or list hygiene. Tell us who you're trying to reach and how you plan to reach them.
For data owners
Businesses and publishers holding permissioned data they'd like to license responsibly. Tell us what you have and how it was collected — we'll tell you honestly whether and how it can go to market.
Data types
Each data type has its own fields, sourcing, uses and rules. Our guides explain all of it in plain English before you ever request a quote.
How it works
Speed comes from a clear process, not shortcuts. Here's what happens after you get in touch.
Tell us your criteria
Your ideal customer profile or audience, the channels you'll use, and your intended purpose.
We scope counts & fields
We confirm what's available against your criteria and which fields can be delivered.
Sample & quote
You review a sample and a written quote before anything is licensed.
Delivery
Files over secure transfer, in the layout you need, with a data card describing the file.
Refresh
Contact data ages. We'll recommend a sensible refresh and hygiene cadence.
Tell us what you have
The kind of data, how it was collected, how current it is and roughly how it's structured.
Provenance & consent review
We look at notices, consent language and collection methods to see what uses are permitted.
Packaging
Data dictionary, de-identification or hashing where appropriate, samples and documentation.
Go to market
Licensing to buyers with a stated permissible purpose, under terms that protect you.
Why compliance matters
A fast list that gets you sued, blocklisted or ignored isn't fast — it's expensive. The rules on calling, texting, emailing and selling personal data are real, and they apply to buyers and sellers alike.
Every buyer tells us how the data will be used. If the use doesn't fit the data's permissions, we say no.
Telemarketing and texting consumers is governed by federal and state rules. Phone data is not a substitute for consent.
Email marketing to consumers works best — and safest — when the people on the list asked to hear from you.
We don't offer health, precise geolocation, children's or financial account data. Not as a select, not as an append.
“The fastest way to a good list is to be precise about who you want, why you want them, and what you're allowed to do once you have them.”
FAQ
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Each guide has its own, more detailed FAQ.
Business (B2B) contact data with firmographics, consumer contact data with demographic and lifestyle selects, append and enrichment for records you already hold, and hygiene services such as email validation, postal standardization and phone type and Do Not Call flagging. Every order is scoped to your criteria and intended use.
Pricing depends on the data type, the fields you need, the size of the audience and how often you want it refreshed. Tell us your criteria through the contact page and we'll come back with counts, a sample and a written quote.
Not without the right consent. Marketing calls and texts to consumers are regulated by the TCPA, the National Do Not Call Registry and state laws, and some require prior express written consent. Business contacts carry rules of their own. We'll flag phone types and DNC status where relevant, but lawful use is the buyer's responsibility — see our compliance overview.
Contact data decays continuously as people change jobs, move and switch numbers or email addresses. We describe recency and refresh cadence for each file rather than making blanket claims, and we recommend running hygiene before every major campaign.
Possibly — it depends on what people were told when the data was collected, what they agreed to, and which laws apply. The first step is always a provenance and consent review. If the data was collected without adequate notice or consent, the honest answer is that it shouldn't be sold.
No. Our guides explain how data and the major US rules generally work so you can ask better questions. For decisions about your specific situation, talk to a qualified attorney.
Share your criteria or describe your data. We'll scope it, explain what's realistic, and follow up with next steps. No obligation, and no pressure.