For M&A, private equity, corporate development and executive search.

The right person, anywhere under the sky.

A database only holds what someone wrote down. SkySearch goes and looks, across live sources, right now. You get one person, the best way to reach them, and the proof.

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  2. Confirm one person — up to 2 credits
  3. Get the route — charged only if it holds

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The people you need are not always in a database.

  1. An empty picture frame floating above the clouds, with three glowing records resting on the cloudtops beside it. No public profile or one abandoned years ago
  2. Two blank nameplates on a cloud-wrapped building, a gold thread running from the lower one down to a single glowing record. A different trading name the brand is not the registered name
  3. A small building below the clouds, joined by a gold thread up through a gap to a larger building above it. A holding company the owner sits somewhere else
  4. A shelf of documents on a cloudtop, all in shadow except one, lifted and glowing gold. Records in another script the filings exist, not in English

So why search only where everyone else searches?

Searching is passive. Investigating is active.

A database

  1. Look in what is stored
  2. Pick a possible match
  3. Found, or nothing

SkySearch

  1. You give us a person
  2. Investigators go out
  3. They read live sources
  4. They connect the evidence
  5. The best way to reach them

A database stops where the record stops. That is where we start.

See it work

This is what comes back.

One person. The best way to reach them. Every source we used, kept with the result.

The SkySearch workspace after a search: a person's name and role, a confidence score of 93 out of 100, and a verified work address with the evidence beneath it.
Made in the real product. The name, the company and the address are invented.
  • 93 A score you can act on It says how well the sources agree, not how we feel. Under 65 we show you nothing and charge you nothing.
  • An address, ready to send Verified means we checked. The mailbox accepts mail, on the company’s own domain.
  • The working, kept Open any claim and see where it came from. It is still there in six months, when someone asks.
The SkySearch workspace listing three people it found for one role at one company, each with an identity score and the number of sources behind it.
It starts free. Tell us a role and a company. We show you who we found, and what makes us think so, before you spend anything.
The SkySearch contacts screen listing saved people, each with a confidence score and the date it was checked.
It keeps up. Saved people are re-checked. After 90 days the address is hidden again, so nothing goes stale without telling you.

One person. A whole team of AI investigators.

  • Web
  • Company records
  • Professional networks
  • Documents
  • News
  • Public records

Connect the evidence

Best route to reach

Each line of enquiry runs against live sources. What they bring back is cross-referenced, scored and brought together into one route you can act on.

The right inbox matters too.

Finding an email is not the same as reaching the person.

  • Generic inbox Not a route
  • Stale address Not a route
  • Assistant inbox Sometimes a route
  • Direct address A route
  • Registry contact A route
  • Alternate domain A route

We find the best path, not just an email.

The four gaps, answered

When the public record is thin, we go deeper.

A profile is one signal. It is not the answer. We check the person, company records, local-language sources, domain evidence, news, professional networks and live route signals. Then it shows what supported the result.

  • No public profile

    No profile is a place to start, not a dead end. The filings, the officer lists and the domain are all still there.

  • A different trading name

    The brand on the door is not always the registered company. We check the filings to find the real one.

  • A holding company

    We start at the trading name. We follow the ownership up to the company that really pays them.

  • Records in another script

    We run the search again in the market’s own language. We use the words they use for company types.

In these markets the search runs a second pass in the local language and script.

East and Southeast Asia, and India

  • Thailand
  • Japan
  • China
  • Hong Kong
  • Taiwan
  • South Korea
  • Vietnam
  • Indonesia
  • Malaysia
  • Singapore
  • The Philippines
  • India

South Asia, the Mekong and the Gulf

  • Cambodia
  • Laos
  • Myanmar
  • Bangladesh
  • Pakistan
  • Sri Lanka
  • The UAE
  • Saudi Arabia

Elsewhere, the same rule applies in that market's own language.

A well-known chief executive. An owner with almost no public trace. The standard of proof is the same.

An example

6 of 6 signals agree

Owner · Rimfall Holdings

Contact route r.p•••••@rimfall-hldg.co.th Confidence 93 · ready to send
  1. IDIndividual matched and set apart from two namesakes
  2. ENTOperating entity confirmed against the registry filing
  3. DNSGroup domain found behind the local trading name
  4. PATAddress pattern read from four real examples
  5. MXMail route accepted, catch-all not detected
  6. XRAgreed by a public filing signature block

An example. Every name, company and address here is invented, and partly masked. Below 65 we report no address. We charge no address credit.

Use databases for the many. Use SkySearch for the people who matter.

Need 20,000 leads?Use your database.

Need these 20 people?Use SkySearch.

  • A long line of faint figures of light receding into cloud, the nearest one lit gold. M&A advisoryReach the owner of a private company on your long list, before the process starts.
  • Three nested glass boxes drifting in cloud, a single gold figure of light deep inside the innermost one. PE & search fundsFind the founder behind a holding structure, with the evidence in hand.
  • Two cloud-wrapped buildings joined by one gold arc, a figure of light standing at each end. Corporate developmentReach the person who decides, at a partner or a company you might buy.

Pricing

Start free. Pay only for what was established.

Ten free credits, up to five complete resolutions. After that, a plan or a credit pack — and one credit for each thing we establish.

The evidence we keep
1 credit
A reliable direct address
1 credit
One person found in Lead Discovery
1 credit
See full pricing

Credit packs from $10. Nothing charged for what we cannot establish.

  • A name: Resolve. Confirm which individual you mean, then get the evidence and a scored way to reach them. Finding candidates is free; up to two credits for a complete resolution.
  • A list: Research Grid. Import up to fifty names from a CSV, resolve them row by row, and export with the score and the evidence on every row. Nothing extra for the batch.
  • A thesis: Lead Discovery. Describe the market and the seat you need; SkySearch researches it and hands you a scored shortlist. The research is free; one credit per resolved contact you select.
  • Lawful sources only. Public records, company registries and filings, licensed data, and live technical checks. We never log in to a closed platform to scrape it.
  • Evidence is retained. The trail behind every result is stored with it, so a contact can be justified months later.
  • Withheld by default. If an address does not clear the bar, we do not show it. Old data never reaches an export.
  • GDPR and PDPA obligations. Ways to reach people at work, for work. We act on access, correction and erasure requests. Enterprise customers can run a security and data-handling review first.

Questions worth asking

Before you trust a contact, understand how it was found.

If a provider cannot answer these questions about their own data, that is the answer. Questions about money are on the pricing page.

How is SkySearch different from a contact database like Apollo or ZoomInfo?

A database looks up a record it already holds. If it holds nothing, it comes back empty. SkySearch does the work instead. We find out which person you mean. We check who they work for now, and which company name is the registered one. We find the domains that company really uses for mail. We work out the address pattern in use there, then test it. Last, we check the mailbox accepts mail, and line the answer up against public sources.

When no record exists anywhere, a database returns nothing. That is the point at which SkySearch starts working. See the full comparison.

What happens when SkySearch cannot find a credible contact?

The evidence we keep costs 1 credit. A reliable direct address costs 1 more. If we cannot find one, that second credit goes straight back to you.

We still give you another way in, when there is one. It might be an assistant we have checked, a contact from the company’s own filings, a board seat the person holds, or a different company domain. Each one comes with its own evidence and its own score.

What is a confidence score and how should I read it?

The score says how well the independent sources agree. It is not how sure we feel.

85 and up
The sources back each other. The address is ready to send.
65 to 84
Good enough to show you, not good enough to call verified. We label it. Check it before a first email that matters.
Under 65
We show you no address at all.

Below sixty-five no address is reported at all. What was established is kept and clearly labelled, along with a fallback route. The evidence credit still applies; the address credit does not.

Is SkySearch only for Asia?

No. We work anywhere. We help most where the public record is thin: private companies, founder-led firms, holding structures, and filings in other languages.

A lot of Asia looks like that, so the gap with Western databases shows up there first. The same gap shows up for private companies in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. See where we reach.

Does a high confidence score guarantee the email will be delivered?

No. Nobody can, and anyone who says they can is overselling. A catch-all domain, a strict spam filter or a recent job change all change the odds.

Our score says how strong the signals were, and how well they agreed. We show you every one of them, so you can judge the risk yourself.

Where does SkySearch's data come from, and is it compliant?

We use public records, company registries and filings, and licensed data. We also run live technical checks. One of those is how a domain and its mail server answer.

We give you ways to reach people at work, for work. We keep the evidence behind every result. If someone asks us to stop using their data, or to erase it, we do. We meet our GDPR and PDPA duties, including data subject requests. Enterprise customers can run a security and data-handling review before they roll out.

Talk to us

Bring us a name we should not be able to resolve.

We will run it with you on a private call and show you the evidence behind whatever comes back. Plans and credit packs need no call. Enterprise terms are agreed here.

Who do you need to reach?

Ten free credits, on us. No card. Nothing charged for what we cannot establish.

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