Write what you need to know in plain words, the way you’d brief a new rep. An agent searches the open web and our own data on local businesses, then answers for every business in a column you can filter, with the line that gave the answer.
A database tells you what it stored. An agent goes and looks.
Type what makes a business right for you. The agent is built from your sentence, and shows what it will return and what it will read before it runs.
Your question
The agent it builds
It searches the open web and our own data on local businesses: the website, the reviews, the public record, a satellite photo, a screenshot of the site. Quick, Standard or Deep, up to the questions that take real digging.
“Weekend and out-of-hours cleaning for offices and warehouses.”
“They came on a Saturday to do the whole unit.”
Sat 08:00–14:00
Incorporated 2016, two directors
Two vans in the yard
The open web, plus our own data on local businesses.
Yes or No, a number, a choice or a short list, with its confidence and the lines that gave it. When nothing credible is found, it says Not found.
Shaped to be filtered, not read. Every one carries where it came from.
Rules that keep an agent off the rows where it would waste a credit: no website, a weak match, a closed business.
Run this agent only when
Rows that don’t qualify are skipped, and cost nothing.
The count, the depth and the price per business, then a run on one business before the list.
Nothing runs until you confirm.
Quick, Standard or Deep
Pick how far it digs, up to the questions that take real work.
Pay for the look, nothing more
Not found costs what it cost to check.
Results as they land
Answers fill the column while the agent runs.
Answers become filters
Every agent column filters and sorts like any other.
Branch or company
Ask about the location, or the company that runs it.
Ready-made agents
The usual questions, built and priced, one click to run.
Agents stay with the market
Rename, archive, restore. They’re there next time.
Export with the rest
Answers go into CSV with the business and the people.
What people ask about agents before they run one.
Anything its website, reviews, public records, a satellite photo or a screenshot of its site can answer. Answers come back as Yes or No, a number, a choice or a short list.
Every answer shows its confidence, the sources it came from and the lines that gave the answer. When nothing credible can be found, the answer says Not found instead of guessing.
The answer says Not found. You pay for what it cost us to look, and nothing more. When the provider behind an agent charges nothing for a miss, the whole charge comes back.
Each agent shows its price per business before you run it. Prices can be fractions of a credit, and scanning your market never uses credits.
Yes. Run an agent on a single row, read the answer and the lines behind it, then run it on the list.
How far the agent digs. Quick reads what is on the surface. Deep keeps going until the question is answered or nothing credible is left, and handles the questions that take real work. Deep research is on the Pro plan.
Yes. Agents belong to the market, so everyone in the workspace sees them, runs them and reads the answers.