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AI Contacts

B2B contact search for people who just need the contacts. Describe who you want to reach in one sentence; we turn it into precise filters, show you real matches for free, and charge only for the verified business emails we deliver.

Updated 2026-10-30 · Markdown

How it works

  1. Describe the audience in one sentence. Start with a company type and a job title — for example "Fintech startups — Founders" or "Accounting firms — Managing Partners". We turn the sentence into precise filters (about 50 are available) and search 536M+ professionals at 105M+ companies, matching them by meaning.
  2. Check the free sample. You see ten real matches and the full count before you pay anything. On the home page names stay partly hidden; inside your private SLSBMB AI workspace you get every filter, full names and AI fit checks on the sample.
  3. Correct the filters. Review how your sentence was interpreted and edit anything that does not describe your target. The paid order uses exactly those filters.
  4. Order verified emails. Choose how many you want — 50 to 3,000 per search, or every match when fewer than 50 people fit. We reserve the maximum amount, find and verify the emails, charge $0.10 for each unique deliverable business email delivered, and return the rest of the reservation to your wallet.

Pricing

Searching and the sample Free
Verified business email $0.10 each, only for the unique deliverable addresses we find
Order size 50 to 3,000 per search (every match when fewer than 50 people fit)
Duplicates People already in your workspace are skipped by default; buying the full market again requires explicit confirmation
No results No charge; the reservation returns to your wallet

Contacts are also included in every Sending Engine budget when you want the campaigns run for you.

Writing a search that finds the right people

  • One company category plus one role. "Airlines — EU261 claims manager" works; a paragraph describing your whole strategy does not.
  • Search different audiences separately. Airline claims teams and fintech founders need two searches.
  • Add conditions in Filters. Country, company size and other filters can be combined in your workspace; keep the sentence to a company type and a role.
  • Alternative titles are separate entries. Add each one under Filters → People → Job titles instead of combining roles with slashes.
  • Have a list of specific companies? Use the LinkedIn company IDs filter (up to 50 at a time), or ask us for help before ordering.

Company HQ is where the company is based. Use a person-location filter if the people themselves must be in that country.

  • Prefer company type and role to technology or revenue filters. In contact databases those fields are often empty, outdated or guessed, so a filter on them silently drops good buyers whose field is blank. Search for the companies that do the work and the people who own the problem, and let your email say who the offer is for.

The full search guide has more examples.

What you get, and what you don't

  • Business emails at companies, verified as deliverable before they count.
  • No phone numbers.
  • Titles are matched by meaning, so wording may differ from your sentence, and a title alone does not prove that a person owns a particular decision.
  • A search can return fewer people than requested, including none. AI fit checks describe the free sample only; they do not qualify every person in a paid order.
  • No companies based in Germany. German law requires prior consent even for business email, so those companies are excluded from every search and order.

Why contact quality decides the campaign

A bad address is worse than no address. Every email to a mailbox that doesn't exist tells mail providers the sender uses junk lists, and enough of those signals cost the whole sending infrastructure its trust. A database that is wrong about whether an address works is usually wrong about whether it is still the right person too.

So every address is verified before it counts, private inboxes are never included, and every contact keeps its history: the search that found it, when it arrived, how it was verified and which order it belongs to. That history also keeps you from paying twice: people already in your workspace are skipped before an order is charged. In a snapshot of our own sending on 27 October 2026, about 1.7% of unique addresses bounced as invalid.

AI Contacts is AI-assisted business research, matching, verification and export. It does not give access to an exclusive private database. You are responsible for using the contacts lawfully in your own outreach; see our contact sourcing and suppression policy.

Frequently asked questions

Do I pay for emails that are not found?

No. You pay $0.10 only for each unique, deliverable business email we deliver. Whatever is not used returns to your SLSBMB AI wallet as credits, not a cash refund. For example: order up to 100 with a $10 hold, receive 27 and pay $2.70; the other $7.30 stays in your wallet.

Is searching free?

Yes. Searching, the full count and a sample of ten real matches are free. The home page gives each visitor ten different demo searches per 30-day window. Free searches cost us too, so the demo cannot run indefinitely. Once you have seen that the contacts are real, open your workspace and order verified emails for your project. Your workspace has its own daily search allowance.

How many emails can I order at once?

Between 50 and 3,000 from one search. When fewer than 50 people match, you can order all of them.

Do I need the Sending Engine to buy contacts?

No. AI Contacts can be bought on its own. If you later run campaigns with the Sending Engine, contacts are included in its monthly budget.

Do you provide phone numbers?

No. Orders deliver verified business emails only.

Where do the contacts come from?

From a professional data provider we work with, verified by us at delivery; how our source works is part of our advantage. Every record keeps its history, so anyone can write to a@slsbmb.com and ask where their address came from.

What does "verified" mean?

The address passed a deliverability check when we delivered it. It is the work email of a specific person at a company, never a private inbox.

Which countries can I search?

Companies anywhere except Germany, where even business email needs prior consent. The country filter means where the company is headquartered; add a person-location filter when the people themselves must be in that country.