Who it is for
Who uses Invenitor to reach people
Invenitor works for anyone who needs to reach a person for work, and these pages show what that looks like for ten different kinds of people.
By Invenitor team. Updated .
- FoundersFounders use Invenitor to find first customers, advisors and investors by describing them in a sentence, and they pay per result rather than for a sales tool they barely use.
- SalespeopleSalespeople use Invenitor to find the right person at an account and get an email or phone at one credit, whichever comes back, with no monthly seat to justify.
- FreelancersFreelancers use Invenitor to find clients directly by describing who needs their work, and they buy small credit packs instead of paying a subscription or a marketplace cut.
- InvestorsInvestors use Invenitor to reach founders before they raise and to find people for reference and expert calls, by describing them in plain words.
- JournalistsJournalists use Invenitor to find sources by describing what they did, such as former staff of a company or people in a role, and then reach them directly.
- StudentsStudents use Invenitor to reach alumni, mentors and professors with a clear question, and the free signup credits cover one search and a few contacts.
- ResearchersResearchers use Invenitor to find collaborators, interview subjects and practitioners by describing their field and role, and then ask them directly to take part.
- DevelopersDevelopers use Invenitor's REST API to send a plain-words query and get up to 100 people back as JSON, with a flat search price and contacts charged only when found.
- AI agentsAI agents connect to Invenitor over remote MCP, so they can search for people from your sentence and get contacts you approve instead of inventing addresses.
- AgenciesAgencies use Invenitor for their own new business and for client research, sharing one credit pool and exporting shortlists to CSV, so the cost follows the project.