What you get
Watches send you new businesses as their websites go live. Downloads, Explore and the API give you the same data whenever you want it.
Watches
A watch follows a technology, a word, a country, or any mix of them: Shopify stores in the UK, every new site that mentions weddings, WordPress plumbers. When a new site matches, it comes to you with what it is built with and, on Agency and Firehose, the contact routes it publishes: its contact page and a general inbox such as hello@. Never a named person.
Choose a daily or weekly email at an hour you pick, with a CSV if you like, or Slack, or a webhook the moment each site lands. Before you save a watch, the form shows what it would have sent over the last 30 days.
Watches only fire on sites that are new, never because we learned to spot something on an old one. On Firehose you can also take every new site we find, by webhook or Slack.
History
Every site your watches found, by the day it was found. Reading it is free, and any day downloads as a spreadsheet.
Downloads
Pick a technology, type of business, country and date range, and get a spreadsheet back. Each site counts once a month against your plan's allowance, and a search that finds nothing costs nothing.
Explore
See what a slice of the market looks like before you download it: what the sites are built with, what kind of businesses they are, and whether the slice is growing week on week. The numbers match the download. Looking is free; each new slice counts against a monthly allowance.
API and AI assistants
Everything above is also available through an API. Domain lookups, exports and watches are on every plan, including Solo; the feed of new sites, per-technology lists and trends start at Agency. The API reference covers the details.
Or connect Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant and ask in plain words. See Connect your assistant.
