Cold email replies averaged 3.43% in 2026. In 2019 it was around 8.5%. LinkedIn caps you at roughly 100 connection requests a week, on every plan, however much you pay. If you are a founder running your own outbound, your real budget is a few dozens conversations a month. At that budget the list is the strategy, and the only question that matters is who is on it.

Tamozo builds that list. US companies, B2B buyers.

You describe who you sell to the way you would brief a colleague. "B2B SaaS, 50 to 500 people, with a real sales team. Not AI products. I sell call analytics." No filter grids, no boolean, no saved-search syntax. An agent then reads profiles against your description one at a time and writes down why each person belongs on your list. You get 50 to 500 profiles, each with the written reason and a LinkedIn link. Export CSV, or build your sequence inside Tamozo and never export anything.

Two things about the scope, up front, because they decide whether this is for you at all.

It is US. The search engine is built on US companies and US professionals, deliberately deep in one market rather than thin across forty. Your own location is irrelevant: if you sell into the US you are in scope, wherever you are sitting. If your buyers are European mid-market, the honest answer today is no.

It is B2B. Business buyers in their professional capacity, from public professional profiles, company pages and live job postings. No consumer data.

The written reason is the product. Everything else is plumbing. Two or three sentences on why this person, at this company, is worth your message: "Harborline opened three AE roles and its first RevOps position inside a month. Teams scaling sales this fast start formalizing call review within a quarter, and Dana owns that budget." Written per lead, never templated. That is the difference between a contact and an opening line.

We would rather stop at 42.

Ask for 300 and you might get 120. Ask for a deep search if you need more.

Every delivered lead is re-checked against live data on the day you receive it. Role changed, company gone, profile stale: it does not reach you.

What this is not: a contact database. You are paying for the selection. If what you need is 5,000 rows for a mail merge, Apollo is right there and cheaper.

Being straight with you about two more things.

It is early access, and it is paid. There is no free tier and there will not be one during beta. There is no logo wall on this page and no testimonials. We are new. The first case studies will be earned rather than written.

For Peerlist: free trial for the Basic plan. Verified emails are separate packs that never expire and are not part of a plan.

The most useful thing you can leave in the comments is a hard question. Describe your ICP and I will tell you straight whether the graph covers it, including when it does not.