Describe the companies you want — get AI-generated Boolean queries for Google Maps, Yelp, Glassdoor, LinkedIn company pages, Crunchbase, G2, BBB, and more. No sign-up required.
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Describe the companies you want, then click Find companies.
You describe organizations in plain language. The AI turns that into several Boolean-style keyword queries and picks directories where those queries make sense — local discovery (Maps, Yelp, and Yellow Pages only for US intent because yellowpages.com is US-focused), employer and review context (Glassdoor, Indeed, Trustpilot), B2B software lists (G2, Capterra), firmographic data (Crunchbase, Kompass, Manta, Dun & Bradstreet via X-Ray), company pages (LinkedIn, Facebook), and registries (OpenCorporates, BBB).
Where a site has reliable keyword search, you get a native button plus Google / Bing X-Ray with a site: filter. For Google Maps, Google Places opens Google Search with udm=1 so the Places-style results view opens directly (same idea as choosing the Maps/Places experience in Google). Yellow Pages points at yellowpages.com (US-focused listings); native links use search_terms and geo_location_terms when the AI formats the query as business | City, ST. Crunchbase and Dun & Bradstreet rely on X-Ray only. Web runs your keywords in Google and Bing without a site prefix.
Tip:ProfileSpider helps you turn SERPs and listing pages into structured data for prospecting workflows.
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You describe the companies you want (industry, location, size, stage, or niche). The AI outputs Boolean-friendly keyword queries and maps each to a relevant directory or platform — maps and local listings, employer/review sites, B2B software directories, company registries, or the open web.
It can suggest queries for Google Maps, Yelp, Yellow Pages (US listings via yellowpages.com), Glassdoor, LinkedIn company search, Crunchbase, BBB, OpenCorporates, G2, Capterra, Trustpilot, Indeed company pages, Kompass, Manta, Foursquare, Dun & Bradstreet (via web X-Ray), Facebook business presence, and generic Google/Bing search.
Native search uses yellowpages.com, which is built for United States listings. For other countries, open the Google Maps, Google Places, Yelp, or Web rows from your generated list — the AI is instructed to skip Yellow Pages when your intent is clearly non-US.
Yes. It is free and does not require sign-up.
People Finder targets individuals across social and professional networks. Company Finder targets organizations across maps, business directories, reviews, and B2B listings.
Yes — the same rate limits apply as other AI tools on the site. Wait a short time if you see a too-many-requests message.
Yes. Open results in the browser and use ProfileSpider to pull structured company or contact data from listings and detail pages where supported.
Combine sector + geography when possible, e.g. "Series B cybersecurity vendors in the UK" or "family-owned Italian restaurants in Chicago". Vague queries still work but produce broader results.
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