Company
AnyProspect started from a plain observation: a spreadsheet of shop names is not a prospect list, and turning one into the other by hand is slow, inconsistent, and impossible to audit.
Why it exists
Search each business. Work out which result is the seller’s own site and which is a marketplace listing. Find the matching TikTok identity. Open pages hunting for an email. Normalise what you found. Paste it back into the workbook. Repeat, once per row, for several hundred rows.
Done manually it is repetitive and inconsistent, and the inconsistency is the expensive part — you cannot tell later whether a blank cell meant nothing was found or nobody got to that row. Done with paid data sources and no discipline, it is also needlessly costly.
AnyProspect automates the mechanical part and, more importantly, keeps a record of what happened to every row. That record is what makes the output reviewable rather than merely large.
Principles
These are visible in the interface, not just in the copy.
A blank cell is a failure of the interface, not of the data. Every row comes back with an explicit outcome, and no match is never dressed up as an error or hidden behind an empty column.
The product says what it does — follows the seller chain, rejects generic domains, falls back selectively. It does not describe itself as intelligence, magic, or a black box.
Paid lookups are cached, batched, capped, and skipped where a cheaper path already answered. Cost control is a product feature, not a billing footnote.
No accuracy figure, coverage rate, or time-saved number appears anywhere on this site, because none has been measured yet. When they are, they will come with a methodology.
Where it is
The product is suitable for controlled evaluation. It is not ready for open self-service launch, and saying otherwise would be the first broken promise.
Still open
Published deliberately. If you have a strong view on any of them, that is a useful conversation to have before they are settled.
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