Data enrichment
Verified emails, direct dials found, firmographics and stack appended to rows you already have, with the dead ones flagged instead of quietly passed to a rep.
10 playbooks
Enrich a list you already have
Bring the list you have. Leave with one that's actually usable.
Take this CSV and fill in verified emails, the mobiles you can find and the tools each company runs.
Get the decision-maker's contact
The right person's verified email and mobile for each account, when found.
For each of these companies, find the sales lead, verify their email and find their mobile.
Verify and clean an old list
Refresh a stale list and drop the dead contacts before you send.
Run this old export through verification and flag every dead address.
Append LinkedIn profiles to a list
Match your contacts to their profiles for research and outreach.
Match each of these contacts to their public profile and add the link.
Find a whole team at a company
Map an entire department at a target account, with contacts.
List the whole commercial team at one target account, with verified contact details.
Catch job changes in your contact export
Every contact checked against the role you have on file, movers flagged before the address bounces.
Check this export of my contacts (CSV): for each one, verify they still hold the role at the company we have, and flag the movers.
Add a department growth bracket to every account
The one column that tells you which accounts are building the team you sell to.
For this account list, add the growth bracket of the sales team over 12 months and flag those that grew by at least 25%.
Revive last year's lost deals
Twelve months later, the champion moved, the team grew, the budget reset. Check what changed, then write.
For these lost deals from last year: check if our contact is still there, add the 12-month growth of the relevant department, and flag any fresh signal.
Work your trade-show badges before they cool
Back from the show with a pile of scans, enriched, verified and sequenced while they still remember you.
Here are our badge scans from the show: enrich each contact, verify emails, and draft a follow-up that references the event.
Sequence the champion and the signer together
Two threads per account (the user who wants you, the signer who pays) each with their own message.
For these accounts, find the operational lead and the decision-maker, and draft a distinct sequence for each role.
Explore other categories
Build a list from a description of who you sell to.
Reach companies in the weeks after they raise.
Founders with everything left to buy.
Read a company's plans from the roles it opens.
Find the companies already paying someone else.
Filter storefronts on platform, apps, revenue and category.
Sellers on Amazon, Google Shopping and TikTok Shop, with the company behind them.
Reach creators and engaged audiences as businesses.
The people who post where your buyers gather.
Independents who say what they sell.
Source shops, practices and trades straight from the map.
Prospect on what Google shows, and on what a site lacks.
Target on official registry data in France and nine other European countries.
Owners near retirement, companies in proceedings or up for sale.
Signals from buildings, brands and inventions.
A company running ads has budget and an acquisition pain.
Read reviews as buying signals and outreach angles.
Any list on any page becomes a table you can work.
Searches that rerun themselves and surface only the new.
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From one prompt to pipeline
Describe the customer you want. Freelvy searches the live web, verifies every contact and writes the sequence, you approve the angle, then it sends on autopilot or waits for your go on each message.