Let The HuntBegin
Stop searching by hand. Give us what you know and we automate the hunt.
How it works
Give it one clue.Get a whole person.
An email, a phone number, a handle, a domain. One near-unique identifier is all it needs. A name on its own is refused, because a name is not a person.
Free lookups fire together, then paid ones, then live ones, and only when they are actually needed. Each thing it finds becomes the next thing to search.
Every fact carries how well corroborated it is and when it was last seen. What it could not establish, it says so plainly instead of guessing.
What HuntPeople is
HuntPeople automates the work of looking someone up. What normally takes half an hour of searching and cross-checking takes about thirty seconds here, from $0.10 a person. You give it a starting point, tell it what you need, and it goes and finds it.
Where it fits
What HuntPeople is not.
The category is crowded with tools that look the same and do something else. It is quicker to cross those off.
Sells a record that was true the day somebody scraped it, and never says which day that was.
Instead
A fresh investigation, run per person, on demand. Every fact carries the date it was actually seen.
Regulated ground. Those reports exist to decide who gets hired, housed, insured or lent to.
Instead
A way to find and verify somebody you already have a legitimate reason to reach. It is not a consumer reporting agency and must never decide any of those four things.
It does not decide on its own whether two records are the same person. That one call is not left to a model, because getting it wrong is permanent.
Instead
It reads the pages and says how sure it is, in words you can read. Whether two records are the same person is settled by fixed rules, and it takes a phone number, an email or a domain that matches, never a name that happens to agree.
A name is not a person. Half the internet shares yours, so a name on its own is refused.
Instead
One near-unique identifier is enough to start. A phone number, an email, a handle, a domain.
Nobody gets to look a person up quietly, and no run is anonymous.
Instead
Every lookup is logged and attributable to whoever ran it. That is a feature, not plumbing.
One or many
One person, or the whole list.
Search one person, or hand over a list of hundreds. Send the file as it arrived. Any column names, any order, blank rows, phone numbers written five different ways. It reads the file, works out what each column holds, and handles the mess itself. Nothing to tidy up first.
Watch it run
Under 30 seconds. By hand, 30 minutes.
You watch it happen. Steps land, runs finish, and the list resolves out of order because everyone on it is searched at the same time. One search takes under 30 seconds. The same lookups done by a person take 30 minutes at the very least.
214 of 620 finished · 12 running · middle run 23s
They all go at once, so they finish out of order. A run that found nothing is not a run that failed, and failed runs go back in the queue.
This search
27s
Start to finish, watched the whole way.
The same lookups by hand
30 minutes
At the very least, and that is one person.
What comes back
You asked for an email. You get the whole file.
Every fact says whose it is and how sure we are. Everything found on the way is kept, asked for or not.
What we could not establish is written down as a blank.
14 checks ran
Said plainly
A blank you can trust beats a guess that reads like a fact.
You asked for
One email address
Three more facts came back with it.
Every search, kept
Everyone you looked up. And a view for calling them.
Every search your team runs lands in one database, one record per person. Switch to the contact view to set where somebody stands and call them from the row.
Take it with you
Every row. Any format.
Choose the columns, then download. Spreadsheet, JSON or XML. One line per person, or one line per detail. No cap on rows.
Which columns?
One line each 1 row
One line per detail 3 rows
Saved to your Downloads folder.
Your dashboard
The whole operation, on one screen.
How many people you have found, how many searches ended with an answer, what you have spent, and what is running right now. Every number is your own team's work.
People in your database
620
in your team's database
Searches run
1,284
by your team
Details you asked for, found
87%
out of everything you asked for
62
people being searched for, across three runs
3,400
About 485 more searches at your average. Buy them when you need them.
Your team
Bring your people in.
Add colleagues to a team and give each one a role. There are four, from full control down to read only. Every search is recorded against the person who ran it.
Behind your own product
Every screen hereis also an endpoint.
Put a search behind your own product, your own CRM, your own workflow. Pass a callback and it posts back the moment each investigation finishes, so a batch of hundreds never needs polling.
API keys and callbacks come with Pro and above.
What it costs
Two bills, on purpose.
Credits pay for the searches. A plan pays for the people and the features around them. They are separate purchases, and neither one includes the other.
Pay as you go
Credits, from $0.10 a search.
Buy credits when you want them. A search spends them, and the app names the price before you press run. Nothing expires and nothing is billed monthly.
20 credits free when you sign up. No card needed. When they run out, buy more.
Free
$0a month
20 free credits to try it. Every bit as thorough as the paid plans, and no card needed.
- 1 team member
- 1 search at a time
- 20 free credits to start
Pro
$20a month
For a small team working lists every day.
Everything in Free, and
- 3 team members, then $5 a month each
- 10 searches at once
- Upload a list
- Work mode for contacting people
- API keys and callbacks
Max
$45a month
For teams running at volume, with room to grow.
Everything in Pro, and
- 6 team members, then $5 a month each
- 25 searches at once
- Twice Pro's API rate
- New features switched on first
- Your questions answered first
Half an hour by hand.
Under 30 seconds here.
Give it one clue and the agents do the rest.