The B2B prospecting tool that finds your buyers.

A B2B prospecting tool finds the people and companies a sales team should contact. Many sales prospecting tools sell access to a stored list. AI Search, the B2B prospecting tool in GetSales, does AI prospecting instead: it runs a new search from a sentence you write. It is lead generation software that gives each person it finds a status and never adds anyone you already have twice.

Start with who buys: the roles, the industry, the company size and where they are. Build a lead list of the people who fit, with a work email and a reason to write to each, and check it against your customers and the people you already have before anyone is contacted. In GetSales you say who you sell to in one sentence and AI Search builds the list in your table. Every step from the list to a meeting is on the outbound lead generation page.

Write or say who you want, people or companies. AI reads your words into a search filter: titles, seniority, location, industry, company size and keywords. Close titles go into one filter and the search takes any of them, and each other filter you add, such as the industry or the size, narrows it. A word it cannot match is left out and named in the filter notes, never guessed. Say who to find, not who to leave out. The filter shows in the search's details, and Creator shows it in its plan before you say go.

No. AI Search is a lead finder: each person comes from a search run when you ask, not from a list collected months ago. It runs your search when you start it and reads the results page by page, to the last page, whether or not the app is open. A description or a post link runs on our managed infrastructure, with no account of yours to connect.

Yes. Paste a search link and it runs as is. A post link brings the people who reacted, then the people who commented. Some links, such as a saved search or a list, run on your own sender profile, with the licence they were saved under, and the app tells you which when you paste one. A CSV of up to 50 MB maps onto your columns.

No. Each person is checked against every table in your workspace first. Someone you already have is marked Duplicate, with the name of the table they are in, or, if you choose, moved into the new table. Put your customers on your stoplist in Settings, one by one or from a CSV, and a search marks them Stoplisted, never contacted. Disqualified means that Check on save, an AI check in your own words, turned the record away before it was saved.

Not by itself: the search brings the person and their company. Add a Find work email column and it looks for each person's work address, at 1 credit per email found and delivered, and a miss costs nothing. Set the column to run on new rows and every person who lands gets it. See how the table finds work emails.

No. The people AI Search finds land in your table, where columns look for each person's work email and score the fit. A workflow starts on your yes and writes to them from your sender profiles and mailboxes, and every reply lands in Unibox.

An AI search spends credits for each page of results that returns somebody, and a page that returns nobody costs nothing. Turning your sentence into a search filter takes a few credits, once. Find people spends 1 credit per company searched, and a miss is free. Check on save shows its cost when you switch it on. If your credits run out, the search pauses on the page it reached, and when you resume it, it goes on from there. Sign up free: Playtables stay free with your own API keys, and LinkedIn and email come with a 7-day trial. See what a credit costs.

The one that fits how your team sells, so compare what each tool does, not a ranking. Ask whether it runs a new search for you or sells a list collected earlier, whether it checks each person against the people you already have and your do-not-contact list, what you pay for and whether a miss is free, and whether the outreach happens in the same app or after an export. AI Search builds its search from your sentence, checks every person against your tables and your stoplist, and hands them to the same app's columns and workflows.