What contact information does Clean provide with each prospect?
Clean names the people who own the decision at each ranked company, with verified email and phone from licensed providers, and shows who on your team can introduce you.
Answers
Most prospecting tools hand you a name and an email address and stop there. The useful ones deliver the reason to reach out alongside the contact: what the company just did, how well it fits, and where it ranks.
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The short answer
Clean finds companies with a reason to buy from dated public records, ranks them against your ICP, and names who to contact at each one with a verified email and phone. Every prospect comes with the records behind it, the contact window and who can introduce you, so you know who deserves your first conversation.
Every contact tool has names and emails. What turns a name into an opportunity is the research underneath it: whether the company is changing in a way that creates a need, whether it matches your ICP, and how well your product fits what it is doing now. Without that, every prospect needs the same hours of research before a real conversation.
Clean learns what you sell from your site and docs. It watches dated public records (loans, permits, customs shipments, supplier switches, contracts won) for companies with a reason to buy, and matches every record to the right company. Every prospect already reflects how your company thinks about the right customer.
Each prospect arrives as one profile: the reason it's worth reaching, the records behind that reason with a note on why each one counts, its rank against your ICP, and the people to talk to. Contact details come attached to that context, not floating in a spreadsheet column.
A contact database answers 'who exists'. Clean answers 'who should I be talking to right now, and why'. It hands you a prioritized list with the research done, so you can focus on the conversation. Clean never sends anything; your team reaches out.
A complete prospect vs what most tools deliver
| Prospect component | Typical list tool | Clean |
|---|---|---|
| Contact information | Name and email, often stale | Verified email and phone for the people who own the decision |
| The reason to reach out | None, or generic firmographics | The dated records behind the company: a loan, a permit, a shipment |
| Fit | Not included | Ranked against your ICP |
| Timing | Not included | The contact window, from the record that opened it |
Clean names the people who own the decision at each ranked company, with verified email and phone from licensed providers, and shows who on your team can introduce you.
Enrichment tools start from a name or domain you already have and append fields. Clean works the other way: it starts from what you sell, finds companies whose records show a reason to buy, and then names the people to contact. It is discovery, not enrichment.
Yes. Every company comes with the records behind its rank and a note on why each one counts, so you walk into a conversation knowing the angle.
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