Lead Finder · 5 min read
Google-style lead search: “VP Sales at BharatGuru AI in Bengaluru”
SDRs do not think in form fields. They think in sentences. Lead Finder accepts a query like VP Sales at BharatGuru AI in Bengaluru and splits title, company, and location the way a search box should.
The agent then fans out across public indexes — LinkedIn, Naukri, Glassdoor, TheOrg — plus company pages. You get people, titles, source URLs, and mailboxes only when evidence exists.
This is not logged-in scraping. We read what search engines already indexed. If a profile is not public, it will not appear. That keeps the product honest and keeps your workspace off a ToS cliff.
Pair a sharp query with company or domain filters when you already know the account. The sentence is for discovery; the filters are for precision.
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