See who is using your product.

You send us email addresses via API.

We send you detailed information about your users.

you send
POST /v0/enrichments{ "email": "richard@hoolimail.com" }
↓ 202 Accepted
we send backwebhook → your endpoint

Abbreviated example payload. Actual data is more complex and customizable.

{
"event": "enrichment_card.created",
"data": {
"person": {
"fullName": "Richard Hendricks",
"jobTitle": "Founder / CEO",
"roleSeniority": "c_level"
},
"company": {
"name": "Pied Piper",
"website": "https://piedpiper.com",
"sizeBucket": "11-50"
}
}
}

What Manifolds is

Manifolds is a deanonymization tool built for companies with high signup volume.

We work with mature and hypergrowth companies that have anywhere from 1,000 to 1M signups per month.

You provide an email, we return rich person and company data to you.

Fig. 1Signups as they arrive: anonymous, and too many to read.

How it works

Manifolds automatically identifies your signups via API.

We turn a (big) stream of anonymous signups into a (smaller) stream of valuable opportunities to chase.

Fig. 2The same signups, identified. Green is what Manifolds found.

Broadcast

Manifolds automatically sends the data back to your systems.

Broadcast enriched signups to your CRM, data warehouse, Slack, or anywhere else.

If it accepts a webhook, we can probably send your data there.

Fig. 3Each identified signup routed by who they are. Purple is a record being sent.

Match rate

Manifolds matches more signups than traditional enrichment providers.

Match rate is the foundation for everything else. Manifolds combines multiple data sources and research methods to identify more of the people behind your signups.

More matches means more enterprise opportunities found, better segments, and a more accurate picture of your users.

Fig. 4Match rate, Manifolds against four traditional providers. Providers are anonymised.

Use cases

Sales

Sales teams use Manifolds to find enterprise opportunities hiding in their signups.

Someone signing up with richard@hoolimail.com might be the founder and CEO of Pied Piper.

Manifolds identifies who they are, where they work, and which signups are actually worth your sales team's time.

How sales teams use Manifolds

Fig. 5Senior signups flagged as they arrive, with the reason each one matters.

Marketing

Growth teams use Manifolds to understand which kinds of users come from which sources.

See whether Google Ads is bringing you developers or executives, which campaigns produce enterprise signups, and which channels attract your best users.

Then send those audiences back to your ad platforms for better targeting and lookalikes.

How growth teams use Manifolds

Fig. 6Signups grouped by the campaign that brought them, then identified in place.

Product

Product teams use Manifolds to understand their entire user base, instead of relying on a handful of user interviews.

Which features do engineers use that PMs don't? Are you suddenly getting more users from a particular industry? Which kinds of users convert to paid?

Do better segmentation and get a clearer picture of how your user base is changing over time.

How product teams use Manifolds

Fig. 7One user base, asked different questions. Figures are illustrative.

Deep research

Manifolds can tell you more than job titles and companies.

Most enrichment providers return fields from a database. Manifolds can research people and companies across the public web.

That means you can ask questions that don't fit neatly into a standard enrichment schema. Is this person technical? What does their company build with? Are they YC-backed? What should a salesperson know about them?

Fig. 8A research document on one signup, and the answers read out of it.

See who signed up this week.

Send us a few recent signups and see who they are.

Your first 10 lookups are free. After that, you pay only for the people we identify. No minimums, no lock-in.