Get-paid tool

Find the business. Find the human.

Client discovery without the ZoomInfo bill. Type in a business name and get a contact sheet: their website, published emails, phone numbers, the actual people behind it, and their social profiles. Everything comes from public pages we fetch ourselves. Free, no account, three lookups a day per IP address, resetting at midnight UTC. Shared networks share the cap. Completed searches count even when nothing is found; invalid or failed requests do not.

A website skips the search and goes straight to their contact pages. A location helps when the name is common.

The rules this tool runs on

A discovery tool is dual-use technology, so here is exactly where the line is. No fine print.

  1. Only published information counts. Everything shown was fetched from a public page ourselves: their site, their contact page, their linked profiles. Nothing is bought, scraped from a database, or guessed.
  2. We never guess. No pattern-generated emails, no invented phone numbers. If it is not published, it is not shown.
  3. Human scale. Three lookups a day, one at a time, no bulk, no API. This is for finding your next client, not building a mailing list.
  4. Service records. Discovery queries and candidate URLs may remain in Worker memory beyond the 10-minute reuse window, until replacement, size eviction or instance shutdown. Daily quota records contain an IP-based key and count; people sharing a network share the 3/day limit (midnight UTC reset). Two-day expiry metadata does not establish automatic D1 deletion. Separate daily totals count lookups, hits and misses. See providers, retention and privacy details.
  5. Use it to get work. If a business published their contact info, reaching out with a genuine pitch is fair game. Harvesting contacts for spam is not what this is for.

Chasing someone who already owes you?

The email finder goes deeper on a specific person: it hunts down a literally-published email address for a client who has gone quiet. It comes with the Brand Pack ($19 once, which also removes the MonkeeTools footer from your PDFs).