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AI people search and LinkedIn email finder: contacts by title or company

AI people search: find contacts by job title, seniority, company or location. LinkedIn email finder included. 50 tools in one catalog. Pay per row, not per seat.

Billed per call, for what you use. No card required.

37 of the 50 tools that answer this job are live-verified against their upstream.

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What is the best way to ask 鹦鹉AI?

1 · Set your agent up, once

in your agent's chat
set up 鹦鹉AI — https://parrot.amorist.cn/llms.txt

2 · Then ask for the job

the prompt
Using 鹦鹉AI, find 25 heads of growth at US SaaS companies with 50 to 200 employees. Show me the price first, keep the result set small, and give me name, title, company and LinkedIn URL.

Why this prompt works

Always cap the result set

Several tools bill per row. “Find everyone” is a bill, not a query.

Search first, reveal second

Search is usually the cheaper call; the contact details are the expensive one.

Filter on their fields

Seniority, department, headcount and location are tool filters, not your post-processing.

Name the join key

Company domain resolves cleanly. A company name does not, and returns the wrong people.

Why 鹦鹉AI

Why go through 鹦鹉AI

No subscription, no seats

Charged per call. No card, no minimum; top up the prepaid balance.

Switch by changing a word

Another tool is a different word in the prompt, not a new integration.

From the field

What people actually struggle with

The complaints here are less about accuracy than about access: the search that does not exist, the bill that scales with rows, and the seat licence. From ~180 Reddit and X posts in August 2026, promotional rings excluded.

The primitive people actually want

“I need an open search option where I can find people across companies by job title (e.g., 'CTO' or 'Product Manager') and other filters.”

Reddit

What this page can do about it:That is this job. Not every tool supports unbounded search by title and location, and some can only list people at a company you already named, so ask the agent which is which.

Doing it yourself gets the account banned

“scraping twitter directly got my accounts banned pretty fast. linkedin is even worse, flags you almost immediately.”

r/openclaw, 72 points

What this page can do about it:The tools here run their own infrastructure, so your accounts are not in the loop. That is an operational answer, not a legal one: check each tool's terms for your use, because 鹦鹉AI relays their answer and makes nothing lawful that was not.

Coverage outside the US and outside tech is a guess

“I've heard of ZoomInfo, Apollo, LeadSquared, IndiaMART but no idea about quality for Indian market specifically.”

r/b2bmarketing

What this page can do about it:Nobody can answer this, and anyone claiming otherwise is guessing. Per-row pricing makes the real test cheap: run the same 100-row query of your actual market through three tools and keep the one that holds up.

The detail

What actually differs

Search and reveal are priced separately almost everywhere.

Apollo's people search returns no emails or phone numbers, Hunter's multi-domain search returns masked detail until you unlock an address, and Lusha's search returns masked previews. Budget for the reveal, not the search.

The join key decides whether the results are right.

LeadMagic and CompanyEnrich want a company domain; a bare company name is ambiguous and quietly returns people from the wrong company. Give the domain wherever you have it.

Background

What is a people search API?

It queries a tool's index of working professionals by attributes rather than by name: job title, seniority, department, company, headcount, industry, location. It answers “who are the people like this”, where an enrichment API answers “who is this person”. Most of these return the person without contact details, which you then resolve separately.

Questions

Before you start

Do these return email addresses?

Usually not, and that is why the search is cheaper than the reveal. You get the person and then resolve the address with a separate call, which is a separate price.

How do I stop a search costing more than I expect?

Set a limit. Tools that bill per row charge for every record they return, so a thousand-row response is a thousand charges. Ask the agent for a small result set first.

Can I search across all companies, or only within one?

Both exist here, and they are different products. Some tools support open search by title and location and some need a company first; ask the agent which is which.

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