Data sources
Where the data comes from.
Orange Slice does not sell one big database. For each job it calls the provider that does that job well, and the agent picks the right one for the question you ask.
01 / Companies and people
A B2B database, plus search on top of it
Company records and LinkedIn profiles come from a B2B database we query directly. Search, lookalikes and local businesses come from the providers that do each one best.
- MixRank
- Company records and LinkedIn profiles, queried as a database.
- Ocean.io
- Company and people search, including lookalikes of your customers.
- Google Maps
- Local businesses, through the Google Places API.
- Apify
- LinkedIn posts and profiles, and any other Apify actor you choose to run.
02 / Emails and phones
Work emails and phone numbers, checked before you see them
BetterContact finds work emails and phone numbers, and it checks several vendors in turn itself. Findymail is our second provider. ZeroBounce checks every email found and drops the ones it marks invalid.
- BetterContact
- Work emails and phone numbers, from several vendors in turn.
- Findymail
- Work emails and phone numbers, as the second provider.
- ZeroBounce
- Checks each email before it reaches your sheet.
- FullEnrich
- Finds the LinkedIn profile behind an email address.
03 / Signals and technology
What a company is doing right now
Hiring, funding and the software a company runs are the signals that make a list worth calling. These come from providers that track them.
- PredictLeads
- Job posts, financing events, technologies and products.
- BuiltWith
- The technology a website runs, and the sites that run a given tool.
- RB2B and Maverick
- The companies and people who visit your website.
04 / Web research
When the answer is on a web page
Most questions a rep asks have no database column. For those, the agent searches the web, reads the pages, and fills the cell from what it read.
- Serper
- Google search results.
- Firecrawl
- Reads and crawls websites.
- Kernel
- A real browser, for pages that need one.
- Anthropic, OpenAI and Google
- The AI models that read pages and fill columns.
05 / What it costs
You pay in credits, per lookup
One credit costs $0.002 at the base rate, and the monthly plans give you more credits per dollar. Before a run of six rows or more, the agent shows what it will cost and asks you first. See the plans.
| Lookup | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| Work emailOnly when one is found. | 25 | $0.05 |
| Phone numberOnly when one is found. | 250 | $0.50 |
| Company search (Ocean.io)Per search. | 15 | $0.03 |
| Tech stack of a domainPer domain. | 20 | $0.04 |
| Google Maps searchPer search. | 5 | $0.01 |
| B2B databasePer row returned. | 1 | $0.002 |
See what it finds for you
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