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Builds a list and enriches it against thirty providers behind one credit balance, so you never sign a second contract to find a number.
ViewThe software I actually run. Nothing I don't.
Every tool here is one I pay for and run in production on client accounts. No scraped catalogue, no vendor reviewing its own competitors, no scores. Each page says what the tool is for, in situations you can recognise, and what it is not for.
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21 tools · 13 categories · last verified 10 Oct 2026
Pick a job, not a category.
A category with one tool in it means I only found one worth paying for. That is the whole editorial line.
21 tools
Ocean.io
Finds companies that look like the ones already buying from you, instead of making you guess a filter.
ViewProspeo
Finds the mobile number and the work email behind a LinkedIn profile, and returns both in the same call.
ViewIcypeas
Finds and verifies emails, bills only what it finds, and counts an audience for free before you spend anything.
ViewVayne
Turns a Sales Navigator search into a clean file, including the searches too big for LinkedIn to export.
ViewPlusVibe
Sends the cold email at agency volume, with unlimited mailboxes, rotation and a shared inbox the whole team lives in.
ViewMailpool
Supplies the domains and the mailboxes the sending runs on, with the DNS done for you, at a few dollars a mailbox.
ViewGetSales
Runs LinkedIn sequences across many accounts from one place, with the whole team inbox attached and an API that answers.
ViewReactIn
The simplest way to automate LinkedIn when you do not yet know who to target: it finds people by what they just did.
ViewMirrorProfiles
Rents warmed LinkedIn accounts with their own IP, so a campaign never risks the profile you actually built.
ViewUnipile
One API for WhatsApp, LinkedIn, email and calendars, billed per connected account and not per message. We run our WhatsApp on it.
ViewAllo
The phone line the reps live in, with a number each, and an agent that writes the call back into the CRM.
ViewSonik
The hunting knife of the phone: five lines at once, number rotation, and 500 calls a day where a normal dialler caps at 150.
ViewTwenty
The most customisable CRM on the market, at a fraction of the price of the ones everybody names. We no longer install anything else.
ViewFillout
The form and the booking page in one object, so a submitted answer becomes a meeting without a second tool.
ViewPraiz
Records the sales calls and turns them into something a manager can coach on, and an assistant can read.
ViewTella
Screen and camera recording that comes out edited, without opening an editor.
ViewRiverside
Records every participant locally at up to 4K, so a bad connection never becomes a bad recording.
ViewCleanShot
Every screenshot and short screen recording on the Mac, annotated and shareable in one gesture.
ViewWispr Flow
Dictation fast and accurate enough to replace typing, in any app, in more than a hundred languages.
ViewPaste
Clipboard history on the Mac, with everything you copied still there and searchable across your devices.
ViewNothing matches that.
One chain, five steps, in the order it runs.
Every prospecting tool on this site covers one step of the same chain. This is the order it runs in on client accounts, from the first list to the meeting in the calendar.
- Step 1 B2B data
Decide who to approach, then find the email and the mobile.
- Step 2 Cold email
Send from mailboxes bought weeks before, never from your own domain.
- Step 3 LinkedIn
Run several accounts from one place, on rented profiles rather than your own.
- Step 4 Cold calling
Call the rows that have a mobile, mornings first.
- Step 5 Sales pipeline
Book the meeting, record the call, and give each client their own CRM.
Measured on our accounts, not quoted.
Each number says what it was measured on, and when. The rest of the method is in the guides.
An hour of dialling, morning against afternoon
1.85×
Mobiles found on French decision-makers
20%
Restrictions on rented LinkedIn profiles
3in 24 months
Three things you can read on every page.
The format never changes, so two tools can be compared without reading either page twice.
What it is for
Three jobs I have actually done with it, written as situations you can recognise. Not a feature list, and no pricing table: prices move, so those live on the vendor's own site.
Airscale- Build the list and enrich it in one place
- Reach the rows a single provider misses
- Keep unused credits
What it is not for
Every tool here is good, so the useful question is whether it is good for you. That is a box on every page, and it names a situation, never a flaw.
AirscaleYou already run your own chain across two or three providers and you are happy maintaining it.
Me using it
A video on the real account, not a demo shot by the vendor. No video yet means the page says so.
EraB2B
If you would rather not run any of this yourself, my agency books the meetings for you, on the same stack.
My servicesPremium Data
Contact files built to order, from the same providers I use on client accounts.
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