Deep Search
Builds AI-enriched profiles of people from public web sources — LinkedIn, GitHub, articles — so recruiters and founders skip the tab juggling
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What is Deep Search?
DeepSearch is a people search platform that aggregates publicly available information from the web (LinkedIn, GitHub, social media, articles, conference bios) to create AI-enriched profiles of individuals. Designed for recruiters, founders, and analysts who need to research people quickly using consolidated sources instead of opening multiple browser tabs.
Deep Search pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Subscription plans starting at $7.99/week
Deep Search pros
- Consolidates multiple data sources (LinkedIn, GitHub, X, web mentions, articles) into one unified, structured profile
- AI-powered summary with linked sources for verification and fact-checking
- Private searches with no notification to subjects being researched
- Candidate matching to clarify identity when names collide
- Follow-up chat for targeted questions without re-running searches
Deep Search cons
- Limited effectiveness for people with minimal public web presence
- Not FCRA-compliant and explicitly cannot be used as sole basis for employment, credit, housing, or insurance decisions
- Requires correct person identification and may require adding context (location, company, title) to narrow results
Frequently asked questions about Deep Search
What is DeepSearch?
DeepSearch helps you find people by name and builds an AI-enriched profile from publicly available web sources.
How does it work?
Enter a name, pick the right person from matching profiles, and DeepSearch generates a structured profile and summary you can explore with follow-up questions.
Is it safe and legal to use?
DeepSearch only uses publicly available information from the open web. It is a research tool — not a background check service.
Can people know I searched for them?
No. Searches are private. DeepSearch does not notify the people you look up.
What if I can't find anything?
Try adding location, company, or job title to narrow results. Some people have limited public web presence.