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Describe the buyer. Watch the filters write themselves.

Type one sentence. Copilot picks the fields, sets the values, and returns the list.

People Search4 keys · 110 matched

Filters Copilot wrote

titles
Controller
skills
QuickBooks
company_industries
Software Development
company_headcount
51-200

110people match

A spend-management or accounting platform hunting software companies that have visibly outgrown QuickBooks.

  • Naomi OseiControllerVergeSenseUnited States96
  • Marcus ValeControllerTigeraSan Francisco93
  • Ines DelacroixControllerCordialSalt Lake City90
  • Tom OkaforControllerVirtualiticsWashington DC88
  • Yuki TanakaControllerXurrentAustin85

The total, the titles, the employers and the cities are what the live API returned on 22 August 2026. The faces and the names are the site’s own illustrated personas carrying that result, because we do not put real strangers on a marketing page.

One sentence in. Five steps to a synced CRM.

The sentence becomes filter keys, the keys return rows, the rows go through the waterfall, and what survives lands in the CRM the rep already works out of.

Every field it can write. And every one it cannot.

Copilot only ever emits keys that People Search accepts, so a sentence either becomes a real query or it does not become one at all. This is the whole list, with values in the exact case the API takes them.

KeyWhat it takes
titlesControllerHead of PlatformJob titles, matched across job history
seniorityC-SuiteVice PresidentDirector
management_levelsVPManagerIndividual Contributor
departmentsSalesMarketingOperations
job_functionsA fixed set of job functions
skillsKubernetesWorkdayQuickBooksListed on the person's own profile
school_namesY CombinatorStanford UniversitySchools and accelerators
languagesLanguages on the profile
KeyWhat it takes
location_countryUnited States
location_stateA state, province or region
location_cityA city
locationsAn exact literal, “City, State, Country”. A metro name is not one
company_namesThe current employer by name, never a past one
company_domainsThe current employer by domain
company_industriesSoftware Development
company_headcount1-1011-5051-200201-500
company_locationsWhere the company is, not the person

What it will not pretend to have.

So a sentence like “ex-Google engineers who founded something last year” does not become a list here. Copilot says which part it cannot filter on and offers the query it can actually run. Revenue, funding stage and headcount growth are company filters in the portal, and Copilot will not fake a join from a company filter back onto a person.

  • No intent or buying-signal data
  • No org charts
  • No technographic filter on a company's stack
  • No past-employer and no past-title filter
  • No job-change or tenure signal
  • No revenue or funding filter on a person

Searching costs nothing. Run it a hundred times.

People Search and Company Search are free on every plan, including the free one. You pay when a row picks up an email, a dial or an answer.

0 creditsAny search, any plan, unlimited

1 creditA verified work email, however many of the 25+ providers it took

10 creditsA direct dial. 11 for the email and the dial together.

0.5 creditsValidating an address you already have

A miss costs nothing, and every plan draws on one shared team wallet rather than per-seat credits.


98% verified work email. 85% direct dial.

Both figures come from one 500-lead enrichment benchmark. 98% is the verified work email rate and 85% is the direct dial rate; they are two results from the same test and are never quoted as one number.

Ask the list a question. Get a column back.

Type the question into a new column header and Copilot answers it once per row. It quotes the run and waits for a yes before it spends anything.

ListControllers who list QuickBooks · 110 rows
NameTitleCompanyAre they hiring in finance right now?
Naomi OseiControllerVergeSense
Marcus ValeControllerTigera
Ines DelacroixControllerCordial
Tom OkaforControllerVirtualitics
Yuki TanakaControllerXurrent
OperationAI qualificationRows110Rate5 credits per rowQuoted550 credits

Five subscriptions became one.

Float’s twenty-person go-to-market team was paying for five separate data subscriptions and still cross-referencing every result before a rep could trust it.

  • 5+Paid data tools replaced
  • +30%Average deal size
  • +50%Outreach volume per rep

“Our entire GTM team lives off Cleanlist now. We replaced 5+ tools, deals are 30% bigger, and reps are doing 50% more volume.”

Ruslan ValeevSenior Director, Revenue Operations, Float
Read the Float story

All three figures are Float’s own, given by Ruslan Valeev and published in full on the case-study page linked above.

Questions people actually ask.

What is Cleanlist Copilot?

Copilot is your AI GTM Engineer, it automates your entire go-to-market data workflow end-to-end. Instead of manually configuring columns and running enrichments, describe what you need in plain English and Copilot executes the entire playbook, from data ingestion to enrichment to export.

How does Copilot differ from Smart Agents?

Smart Agents handle individual column transformations (e.g., format phone numbers, enrich company data). Copilot orchestrates entire workflows, it chains multiple Smart Agents together, decides the optimal enrichment order, handles retries, and delivers a fully enriched dataset ready for your CRM or outbound tools.

What can I ask Copilot to do?

You can ask Copilot to run complete enrichment playbooks: 'Enrich this list with emails, phones, and ICP scores, then export to Salesforce.' It handles multi-step workflows, suggests enrichment strategies based on your data, and optimizes credit usage across providers.

Does Copilot cost extra?

Copilot is included in all paid plans. It uses the same credit system as manual enrichment, you only pay for the data operations it performs. Copilot often reduces total credit usage by optimizing provider selection and skipping unnecessary lookups.

What is a GTM copilot?

A GTM copilot is an AI assistant that runs go-to-market data work from a plain-English prompt instead of manual spreadsheets or column formulas. Cleanlist Copilot is one: describe the motion you want (find, enrich, score, export) and Copilot builds the list, enriches each contact through a 25+ provider waterfall, and runs the playbook into your CRM.

Can I describe my GTM motion in plain English?

Yes. With Cleanlist Copilot you type your go-to-market motion in plain English, for example: 'Find Series A SaaS founders in the US, enrich verified emails and mobile phones, score them against my ICP, then push to HubSpot.' Copilot interprets the request, selects the right providers, runs every step, and returns a finished list. No columns, formulas, or provider setup required.

How is Cleanlist Copilot different from Clay?

Clay is a spreadsheet where you build enrichment yourself: add columns, wire providers, write formulas and prompts. Cleanlist Copilot removes that build step. Describe the outcome in plain English and Copilot assembles and runs the playbook, using its own 25+ provider waterfall (98% emails, 85% phones) instead of provider API keys you supply. Clay gives more low-level control; Copilot optimizes for speed to a finished list.

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