Everything the public record knows.
A name, company, domain, LinkedIn URL, or email. One search compiles a full dossier from our directory plus authoritative public records, financial ownership, fund AUM, compensation, affiliations and more.
Public records only. Free preview, then unlock the full dossier.
What's inside a dossier
Everything the public record knows, in one report
One identifier compiles a complete intelligence profile from authoritative public sources and our own directory.
Regulatory & corporate filings
Every public filing that references the person or company, plus the entities they are linked to.
Financial ownership & fund AUM
Ownership and control structure, fund assets under management, and control persons.
Public-market & insider activity
Insider transactions, >5% ownership stakes, and institutional holdings for public companies.
Compensation benchmarks
Median and percentile pay by role, so you know what people actually earn.
Affiliations
Nonprofit, foundation, and organizational affiliations tied to the entity.
Verified contacts
Discovered and validated work emails for the people you research.
Deep Intelligence Lookup: FAQ
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Search anyone, anything, free
Enter a name, company, domain, or LinkedIn and see the dossier preview in seconds.
What is inside a dossier
A name, company, domain, LinkedIn URL or email. One search compiles what the public record holds, from our directory of 65M+ entities plus the filings and registrations that the collecting bodies publish deliberately. Public records only.
- Regulatory and corporate filings
- Public filings that reference the person or company, and the entities they are linked to through them. Form D, S-1, 13D and proxy statements are the common ones.
- Fund and GP intelligence
- Whether the entity is a registered investment adviser, its CRD number, the private fund assets it reports, and the control persons named on the registration.
- Public-market holdings and insider activity
- Insider transaction filings, ownership stakes above the reporting threshold, and institutional holders. Only meaningful for entities that touch public markets, and reported as empty when they do not.
- Compensation benchmarks
- Median and percentile pay by role, drawn from disclosed salary records rather than self-reported surveys.
- Nonprofit and foundation affiliations
- Organisational affiliations visible in nonprofit and foundation records: board seats, officer roles and related entities.
- Verified contacts
- Work emails that have been discovered and then validated, with the confidence attached. Not guessed patterns.
Free preview on every search; 10 credits unlock full dossier
Run any lookup from this page at no cost. The preview shows which dossier sections have data before you spend anything. Unlocking the full report costs 10 credits per lookup, is included on paid plans, or runs per call over the API and MCP.
Example dossier preview: Sequoia Capital
A real free preview, run on 27 August 2026. The preview tells you which sections have something in them before you unlock anything, and three of the eight below came back empty. That is the point of showing this one rather than a tidier example.
| Section | What the preview reported |
|---|---|
| Identity | Matched to the directory record |
| Company financials and signals | Funding, valuation, headcount and score on file |
| Regulatory and corporate filings | 6 SEC filings mention Sequoia Capital (Form D, S-1, 13D, proxies) |
| Fund and GP intelligence | Registered investment adviser, CRD 161213, private fund assets reported |
| Public-market holdings and insider activity | 1,169 insider filings, 500 ownership stakes, 107 institutional holders |
| Nonprofit and foundation affiliations | Nothing on record |
| Compensation benchmarks | Nothing on record |
| Verified contacts | Nothing on record |
A tool that always returns a full dossier is guessing. A private company with no filings should show an empty filings section, not an inference dressed up as a finding, and that is what this one does.
What people use it for
Investor due diligence: check the fund before the deal
Whether a counterparty is a registered adviser, what its registration says about assets under management, and who the control persons actually are. All of it is on the public record, and none of it is in a pitch deck.
Hiring: compensation benchmarks by role
Median and percentile pay for a role, from disclosed records rather than a self-reported survey with a survivorship problem. Useful for setting a band before you make an offer, and for sanity-checking one you have received.
Sales: verified contacts and affiliations
Find the decision maker, confirm the email actually resolves, and see the board and foundation affiliations that turn a cold approach into a warm one.
Vendor vetting: every public filing that names them
Before you sign, read what the filings say. A vendor with a filing history that does not match its story is a cheap thing to discover early and an expensive one to discover late.
Public-market research: insider activity and stakes
Insider transactions, ownership above the reporting threshold, and institutional holders, pulled together for an entity rather than one ticker at a time.
Deep Intelligence vs OSINT frameworks vs PitchBook
| OSINT frameworks | PitchBook | Deep Intelligence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you search with | A username or a domain | A company | A name, company, domain, LinkedIn URL or email. One search |
| Social account discovery | Hundreds of sites | Not covered | Not the focus. This is a public-record tool, not an account-enumeration one |
| Regulatory filings | Not covered | Some | Filings that name the entity, plus the entities linked through them |
| Fund registration and AUM | Not covered | Yes, on a paid plan | Adviser registration, CRD, reported private fund assets, control persons |
| Insider and public-market activity | Not covered | Yes | Insider filings, reportable stakes, institutional holders |
| Compensation benchmarks | Not covered | Not covered | Median and percentile by role, from disclosed records |
| Verified email | Not covered | Not covered | Discovered and then validated, with confidence |
| Cost | Free, and you assemble it yourself | Enterprise contract, priced on request | Free preview on every search, 10 credits to unlock a full dossier, or per lookup over the API |
Comparison reflects publicly documented capabilities and is updated periodically.
Tools that feed the dossier
Three of the checks that appear inside a dossier also run on their own, free, if you only need that one piece.
- Email Validator is the check behind the verified-contacts section: discovery first, then validation, so what you get is an address that resolves rather than a guessed pattern.
- Tech Stack Checker reads what a company runs, including the DNS and mail records that name vendors never visible in the page itself. Useful context on an entity before you read its filings.
- Trust and Reputation Checker covers the posture around a domain, which is the part of due diligence that no filing records.
Public records only. Free preview on every search; 10 credits unlock a full dossier, or run the same lookup over the API or MCP.