Credits and pricing
Searches are priced in credits, at one price a search. The free tier covers a signup grant and a monthly refill, and needs no card. Paid plans raise the monthly number, and one-off packs cover a month that runs long. Current terms are on the pricing page.
How a search is priced
- One price a search - 100 credits for a search in plain English, however much work the answer takes. You are buying the shortlist, not the steps behind it.
- A filtered search is cheaper - 10 credits a page, whatever the page size, because you wrote the filters and no model runs.
- A search that finds nobody is free - a run that fails without returning anyone is refunded in full, and another page of a search you have already paid for costs at most 24.
- Every charge is visible - each query is logged in your credit ledger with the conversation it came from.
The free tier
- 500 credits at signup. No card required.
- Refilled to 250 on the 1st of each month (UTC) whenever the balance is below that floor. The refill tops up to the floor; it doesn’t stack on top of an existing balance.
- Up to 3 free 500-credit packs per week, self-granted instantly from Settings, on a rolling 7-day window.
No overdrafts
Credits are reserved before a search starts. If the balance is too low, the search doesn’t run - an account can never go negative mid-search.
Need more?
Pick a plan or a top-up pack from Settings. If neither fits, say what you’re working on and I’ll come back to you within a few hours. Current terms always live on the pricing page; material changes are posted there with notice.
Try it on the search you came here for
Stop building boolean strings. Just describe the person.
Type one sentence. I plan the search, read GitHub, public LinkedIn and Crunchbase records, and the open web as it is right now, and hand back a ranked list with the reason next to every name.
01Describe them
One plain sentence. Role, city, stack, stage, whatever matters to you.
02I read the web live
GitHub, public LinkedIn and Crunchbase records, the open web. Not a database that went stale last quarter.
03You read the shortlist
Ranked, with the reasoning under every name. Open a profile, ask a follow-up, narrow it down.
- Staff backend engineers in NYC who shipped Rust in production
- Series A fintechs in SF under 50 people, growing headcount this year
- Maintainers of fast-growing Rust web frameworks on GitHub
- No boolean, no filters, no seat to buy. One box.
- Read at search time, so a profile updated yesterday counts today.
- Every step visible as it runs, every name with its reason.
500 free credits on sign-up. No card, no demo call. See real searches.