Reef Verified

Verified before anyone is contacted.

Kai checks every decision maker and every email address across multiple sources. When it is not certain, it asks you first instead of guessing.

The verification waterfall

One contact, several providers, one verdict. The screen shows which source confirmed what, and what was held back for review.

[Screen: a contact’s verification trail]

01
Waterfall enrichment
Providers are tried in order until one confirms the address; a search that finds nothing costs you nothing. [Name the providers we may name.]
02
Identity check
The person is matched to the company and the role before the address is even looked up.
03
Held for review
A contact or a data point that cannot be confirmed with enough certainty is shown to you before the campaign starts.
04
Bounce and complaint gates
Bounces and complaints feed back into the data, so a bad address is never used twice. [Confirm the thresholds.]
05
The numbers
[Verification rate, bounce rate, average cost per verified contact.]

Kai sees

[An example of a contact Kai held back, and why.]

Next step

[What the user did.]

What does “verified” mean exactly?

[Answer: the definition, and what it does not guarantee.]

What does a verification cost?

Finding and verifying an address is part of the credit cost per prospect; a search that finds no address is refunded. [Confirm.]

Can I verify my own lists?

[Answer.]

Start with seven days free and see the verification trail on your own market.