Tagged: prospecting
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Get Listings
Get Listings is a Sydney-based proptech company that helps real estate agents win more seller listings. It combines AI that scores roughly 14 million Australian properties daily for their likelihood to sell with a done-for-you advertising service that generates exclusive seller leads through Facebook campaigns. Agents can buy leads on a pay-per-lead basis or run a managed program, and track everything through a portal and mobile app. The company says it has served thousands of agents and generated hundreds of thousands of leads tied to more than a billion dollars in listed property.
Aidentified
Aidentified is a Boston-area AI company that maps who is wealthy, who they know, and when they come into money. Its platform combines 300M+ consumer and professional profiles with relationship graphs covering 16 billion first-degree connections to help financial advisors, wealth managers, insurers and nonprofit fundraisers find high-value prospects and reach them through warm introductions rather than cold outreach. Founded in 2017 and backed by financial-data giant FactSet, it delivers its wealth-and-relationship intelligence through a web app, CRM integrations, an API and data-as-a-service pipelines.
Clay
Clay is a go-to-market (GTM) development platform that combines data from 130+ providers, workflow automation, and AI research agents into a single spreadsheet-style workspace. Teams use it to enrich records, find contact data through 'waterfall' lookups, research accounts with the Claygent AI agent, and trigger personalized outbound - turning growth ideas into automated systems. Founded in 2017 and based in New York, Clay serves more than 14,000 customers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Canva and Intercom, and raised a $100M Series C in August 2025 at a $3.1B valuation.
Crunchbase
Crunchbase is a San Francisco-based platform that catalogs the private markets - companies, funding rounds, investors and the people behind them - and increasingly tries to predict what will happen next. Born in 2007 as a companion database to TechCrunch, it now serves millions of entrepreneurs, investors and sales teams, layering AI-driven funding and exit predictions on top of a dataset covering more than four million companies, sold through subscriptions, an enterprise API and CRM integrations.
LeadGenius
LeadGenius is a Berkeley-based B2B contact-data and buyer-intelligence company that blends machine learning with a globally distributed team of human researchers to build custom, compliance-first datasets for revenue teams. Rather than reselling a static database, it sources contact and account data on demand for each client, verifying every record before delivery, and layers in signals like role changes, technographics and buying-committee mapping. Spun out of the crowdsourcing startup MobileWorks in Y Combinator's 2011 class, the company pairs its data business with a social mission: it was the first crowdsourcing firm to tie worker pay to local living wages.
Redrob
Redrob is an AI company building large language models and go-to-market tools for sales, recruitment, and prospecting. Its platform combines a 700M+ contact data pool, verified emails, and real-time buying signals to help B2B teams find prospects, automate outreach, and screen talent. Founded by former international lawyer Felix Kim, Redrob positions itself as an affordable, enterprise-grade AI stack for emerging markets and cost-conscious companies, and aims to become one of the world's most-used LLM platforms by 2028.
Sumble
Sumble is a San Francisco AI startup building a knowledge graph of the world's external company data. Founded by Kaggle creators Anthony Goldbloom and Ben Hamner, it crawls job boards, company sites, social media, and regulatory filings, then uses large language models to surface technographics, org charts, and active projects for go-to-market teams. It emerged from stealth in October 2025 with $38.5M in funding and covers roughly 2.6 million companies worldwide.
Unify
Unify is a San Francisco-based AI go-to-market platform that automates "warm outbound" - combining intent signals, B2B prospecting data, AI research agents, and multi-channel email sequencing into a single workflow. Founded in 2023 by ex-Ramp outbound lead Austin Hughes and ex-Scale AI machine-learning engineer Connor Heggie, the company helps sales and growth teams reach buyers with personalized messages at the moment they are ready to buy. Customers include Cursor, Perplexity, Airwallex, Flock Safety, and Together AI. Unify has raised roughly $59M+ to date, capped by a $40M Series B led by Battery Ventures in mid-2025.
Matthew Levin
Matthew Levin is the co-founder and CEO of Lariat, an AI-native sales platform built to prospect into brick-and-mortar businesses. A UC Berkeley alum based in Brooklyn, he's a career B2B go-to-market operator whose past stops include Global Head of Marketing at Nosto and VP of Marketing at mParticle, plus early co-founding runs at Plenishable and the Switchboard project.
Nick Smith
Nick Smith is the President, CEO and Founder of Sailes, a New York-based AI company that builds personality-driven autonomous Sailebots to handle B2B prospecting for Fortune 1000 enterprise sales teams. A former sales leader at CBS Corporation and iHeart Radio, he sketched the idea for Sailes on his iPhone at the Lake of the Ozarks on July 4, 2018.
Surfe
Surfe is a connected revenue workspace that bridges LinkedIn and CRMs so sales teams can find, enrich, and sync prospect data without leaving their browser. Its browser extension and waterfall enrichment engine chain 15+ data providers to deliver verified emails and mobile numbers, and its buying-signal layer flags which prospects are ready to talk today. Founded in Paris in 2020 as Leadjet by David Maurice Chevalier and Romain Ginestou, the company rebranded to Surfe in 2022 alongside a EUR4M seed round, and now serves teams at companies like Google, Uber, Amazon Web Services, Spendesk, and Pigment.
David Chevalier
David Chevalier is the co-founder and CEO of Surfe, a Paris-born sales-tech company that bridges LinkedIn and the CRM. He and Romain Ginestou dreamed up the tool during an exchange at UC Berkeley after getting fed up with copy-pasting prospects into their CRM. Launched as Leadjet, the company bootstrapped to over 1,500 paying customers and 1M EUR ARR with no sales team before rebranding to Surfe and raising a 4M EUR seed round in 2022. Customers include Google, Uber, Spendesk, Mirakl and Opendoor. Chevalier is a vocal advocate for keeping the human in B2B selling, even as he builds tools to automate the busywork around it.
Nimble CRM
Nimble CRM is a relationship-focused customer relationship management platform built for small businesses and teams. Founded by CRM pioneer Jon Ferrara — the co-founder of GoldMine Software — Nimble integrates deeply with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace to automatically enrich contact records, manage sales pipelines, and enable AI-powered prospecting. With transparent single-plan pricing at $24.90/user/month, Nimble positions itself as the smart, simple alternative to complex enterprise CRM systems, serving 10,000+ customers worldwide.
Apollo.io
Apollo.io is an AI-powered go-to-market platform that combines a 275M+ contact B2B database with sales engagement, deal management, and conversation intelligence. It helps revenue teams find buyers, automate outreach, and close deals from a single workspace.
David Winer
David Winer is the Co-Founder and CTO of Ciro (YC S22), an AI-powered go-to-market platform that automates sales prospecting from target identification to booked meetings. With roots in applied mathematics, a Berkeley EECS master's, and a Stanford MBA, he spent time at Bain, Pure Storage, and Google (where he served as PM for the Kotlin programming language and sat on the Kotlin Foundation board) before co-founding Ciro in 2022 with Brown University friends Richard Lee and Ross Geiger. Ciro raised $3.8M in seed funding from CRV, Y Combinator, and SV Angel, and runs on a stack anchored by Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, and Elasticsearch. Outside the office, David self-identifies as an 'exceedingly obscure internet personality' and writes a personal blog mixing statistical deep-dives with essays on bike theft and vegetarianism.
Florin Tatulea
Florin Tatulea is a Toronto-based sales development leader, founder, and creator who built a 74,000+ follower LinkedIn audience by teaching SDRs and AEs how to actually hit quota. Currently Head of Sales Development at Common Room and GTM Engineer in Residence at ZoomInfo, he founded Sales Flo to run workshops and training for reps at Shopify, Zendesk, Clearbit, and others. His Substack newsletter 'Prospecting from the Trenches' reaches 12,000+ subscribers with tactical cold email and prospecting advice drawn from real-world experience scaling teams and generating $3M in pipeline.