In the product

What you can check.

Hosting, opt-out, prices, the OpenAPI spec, MCP clients, and the security controls that are on.

  1. 01

    EU hosting

    Production Postgres is a Supabase project in Frankfurt (eu-central-1). Railway runs the web service and the worker beside that EU database.

    Status

  2. 02

    Opt-out is enforced

    A confirmed opt-out is stored as a hash and removed from search, contact lookup, and outreach. The form is public. The privacy page describes the Article 21 request and is still a placeholder until a lawyer reviews it.

    Opt out

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    Prices per result

    A returned lead is 1 credit. A live profile is 2. A live company lookup is 1; an unknown, cached, or already-known company is free. The price of a found contact is on the pricing page and in the estimate before the lookup runs. Outreach is €49 per connected account per month, not per message.

    Pricing

  4. 04

    OpenAPI spec

    The HTTP API is published as OpenAPI. The API reference is rendered from that spec, and /openapi.yaml is the file. The TypeScript and Python clients in the repository are generated from the same spec.

    API reference

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    MCP clients

    Setup pages exist for Claude Desktop (mcp-remote), claude.ai (OAuth), and Claude Code. The server speaks Streamable HTTP at /mcp and /api/mcp. A client that speaks that protocol uses the same endpoint.

    MCP setup

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    Security controls

    API keys are shown once and stored as a SHA-256 hash. Spend and sends wait for confirm. An Idempotency-Key replays for 24 hours and returns 409 when the body differs. Responses set X-Content-Type-Options to nosniff, X-Frame-Options to DENY, Referrer-Policy to no-referrer, and a Permissions-Policy that disables camera, microphone, and geolocation. Production also sends HSTS.

    API reference