People Search builds a fresh list of people based on who you want to reach — it's for finding new leads, not cleaning an existing list. Set your filters, preview the match count for free, then run a paid search to save the people you want at 1 credit per person.
From the sidebar, open People Search. New to the page? Click the How To button for a guided walkthrough of each step.
The filter sidebar is split into Contact Filters (who the person is) and Company Filters (where they work). Combine as many as you like — every filter narrows the result set.
Contact filters
Job Titles — multi-select with autocomplete (e.g. "VP of Sales," "Head of Marketing"), plus a match mode for exact vs. broader matching.
Exclude Job Title Keywords — filter out titles you don't want (e.g. "intern," "assistant"), with its own match mode.
Seniority — Manager, Director, VP, C-suite, and more.
Locations — countries or regions.
Department & Job Function — hierarchical multi-select.
LinkedIn signals — profile badge, follower count, and connection count.
Company filters
Industries — multi-select.
Products & Services — keyword matching on what the company sells or does.
Company Domains — target specific companies by domain: paste domains in, or upload a CSV of domains (up to 10,000).
# Employees & Employees by Department — company size overall, or headcount within a specific department.
Annual Revenue — revenue range.
Company Type — Publicly Held, Privately Held, etc.
Company LinkedIn URLs — target companies by their LinkedIn page.
Funding — funding type (Pre-Seed through Series F+), total and last funding amounts, and last funding date.
Lookalike source — start from the companies a Company Lookalike run already found.
Import from HubSpot — pull a company list from your connected HubSpot account and find the people inside those companies (requires HubSpot connected, Professional plan or higher).
Click Get Search Count to see how many people match, along with a small sample. You get 100 free previews per billing cycle; beyond that, a preview costs 10 credits.
While previewing, your filters stay editable — remove chips from the filter recap or adjust the sidebar until the count looks right.
When you're ready, choose how many people to save — pick a preset (1,000 / 5,000 / 10,000) or type an exact number, up to 50,000 per run — and start the paid search. Each saved person costs 1 credit.
Once a paid run starts, the filters for that search lock — to try a different cut, start a new search. Credits are reserved when the run starts and reconciled when it finishes, so if a run returns fewer people than requested you only pay for what was actually delivered.
Need more from the same search? Fetch more picks up right where the search stopped. People you've already saved are excluded automatically, so a search never charges you twice for the same person. New searches are smart about repeats too — they focus your credits on net-new people rather than profiles you've saved recently.
Each person includes name, job title, company (with logo and domain), location, industry, seniority, department, company size, annual revenue, keywords, company type, website, LinkedIn followers and connections, profile badges, and a link to their LinkedIn profile.
People Search and Email Finder share one view of your data. Once you run Email Finder on a search, the results gain a Work Email column: found emails appear right in the table at no extra charge, people we tried but couldn't find an email for show "No email found," and people who haven't been tried yet stay masked.
A coverage meter above the results shows how many of your saved people have a verified work email, with a Find emails action that counts only the people who've never been tried — starting it always asks for confirmation first. You can also filter the whole search to Needs email — everyone still missing a verified email. When every person has been tried, the meter reads "All emails processed."
Saving a person doesn't include an email — each saved person costs 1 credit and comes with the full profile above. Finding verified emails is its own feature, Email Finder, and it's live now: point it at a search you've run and it finds a verified email for each person at 3 credits per valid email — verified by Enrichley directly, no third-party verification needed — and people where no email is found cost nothing. Found emails then appear right in your People Search results, as described above.
No. Enrichley doesn't find emails for contact lists brought in from elsewhere — email finding only works on People Search jobs run inside Enrichley. That's deliberate: our 500M+ profile dataset is refreshed weekly, so we know each person still works at their company before we look up an email.
What you can bring in is companies. Point People Search at the companies you care about — upload a CSV of domains, import from HubSpot, start from a Company Lookalike run, or paste domains or company LinkedIn URLs into the filter sidebar — and it finds the people at those companies. From there, Email Finder can get their verified emails.
Already have email addresses and just want to check they're deliverable? That's Email Validation — upload your CSV there.
Every search can be exported three ways: download a CSV, push to a Clay table via webhook, or push contacts to HubSpot (Professional plan or higher). Once Email Finder has run, exports carry the email columns too — each person's found work email and its status — so your CSV, Clay table, or HubSpot push includes everything. See Exporting discovery results: CSV, Clay, and HubSpot for details.
Every search is saved. Open Search History to revisit any prior search, see its status, re-open the results, or export from the row's actions menu. The history page has its own How To walkthrough too.
A search that has saved everyone currently available shows "All available people saved." That's our best current estimate of availability, not a permanent state — if new matching people appear later, the search returns to "More available" and you can fetch again. "No matches" only appears when a search saved nothing at all. The Saved People metric also breaks down into preview and paid people, so you can see how a search was built.
Each history row also shows whether the search has been through Email Finder — with a "Find emails →" shortcut for the ones that haven't, and a Not yet in Email Finder filter to see them all at once.
