Web extraction
Exhibitor lists, partner directories, member rosters, pricing pages, public lists nobody can export. Paste the URL, name the columns, work the table.
5 playbooks
Turn any directory into a table
A members page, a listing site, a catalogue, paste the URL, name the columns, get the rows.
Extract every firm from this bar association directory: name, city, practice areas, website.
Extract a conference's speakers and their companies
The speaker list is the industry's who's-who, published and never exportable.
From this conference agenda page, extract each speaker, their title, company and talk topic.
Sweep a platform's partner directory
Everyone in a partner directory has bet on that ecosystem, and published it.
Extract all agencies from this platform's partner directory, with tier, region and specialties.
Extract competitor pricing pages into one table
Every plan, price and limit across your market, structured and comparable.
For these 12 competitor sites, extract plans, monthly prices, and key limits into one comparison table.
Extract from pages that need navigation
Filters, pagination, detail pages, the agent drives the session and brings back the table.
On this marketplace, filter to agencies in France, open each profile, and extract name, size and services.
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Build a list from a description of who you sell to.
Read a company's plans from the roles it opens.
Find the companies already paying someone else.
Fill the gaps in a list you already own.
Filter storefronts on platform, apps, revenue and category.
Reach creators and engaged audiences as businesses.
Source shops, practices and trades straight from the map.
Target on state-verified data: activity, size, age, filings.
A company running ads has budget and an acquisition pain.
Read reviews as buying signals and outreach angles.
Searches that rerun themselves and surface only the new.
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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.