1. Choose your ideal client.
Example: founders at software companies with 11–50 staff. Describe your request with AI Search, or choose the supported filters yourself.
Find people, companies, job openings, and LinkedIn posts. Save useful results and set up signals to watch for new opportunities.
Take a walkthrough before starting your own search.
Recorded walkthrough. Current plans and allowances are shown below.
Tell us who you want to work with. Search for them. Review your matches before you reach out.
Example: founders at software companies with 11–50 staff. Describe your request with AI Search, or choose the supported filters yourself.
See names, roles, companies, and LinkedIn profiles when available. Compare their roles, companies, and locations with the clients you want to work with.
Review each profile before deciding whom to contact. Save your searches and export your list as a CSV file for Excel or Google Sheets. You decide whom to approach.
Find decision-makers, research companies, explore hiring activity or monitor relevant posts.
Find a vacancy, verify the employer and search for relevant people at that company.
Follow the workflow →Use specific wording to find announcements and requests, then assess the context.
Explore post research →Explore all six use cases → Read prospecting research guides →
One payment gives you 30 days of searches. Nothing renews automatically.
For independent freelancers finding their next clients.
For busy freelancers building a steady prospecting routine.
For busy freelancers building a steady prospecting routine.
The existing usage rules apply: one returned person, company or post uses one unit of your main search allowance. Each live search also uses a search run. Requested counts are maximums, not guaranteed results; unused reservations are restored. AI sets filters and uses exactly the same allowances as manual searches.
Jobs: use their own result allowance and one search run. Post searches share the people/company result allowance. Signals: each successful check uses one monitoring check, including the baseline and checks with no change. Monitoring pauses at expiry or when the allowance runs out.
Profile update: ask for the latest details of one LinkedIn person or company. It uses a separate profile-update allowance. Reopening or downloading a saved list uses nothing extra.
Paid access only. Both result and search-run limits apply. Allowances last 30 days and do not roll over. Payment is processed securely by Bachs.
A result is one person, company, or post returned by a new search. For a person, this can include their name, job, company, location, and LinkedIn link. Reopening or exporting a saved result uses no additional allowance. Fresh searches count again, even if some people appeared before. Empty or failed searches have their allowance restored.
Linkedleads provides professional profile and company research. Business email enrichment is separate. Contact Support to discuss available options. Verified emails, phone numbers, outreach sending, and guaranteed leads are not included.
No. You can explore this illustrative preview, then choose a Starter ($15), Growth ($45), or Scale ($100) pass for live searches.
No. These are one-time 30-day passes. Buy another when you need it. If you buy before your current pass ends, your next pass starts afterward.
Searches run in a queue. Most requests finish after reaching the front, but provider limits and demand can add waiting time. You can close the tab and return to My lists.
Up2Data collects results from LinkedIn when your search runs. This is not a list of prequalified buyers. Specific roles, places and wording help you find relevant matches; keywords alone do not prove buying intent.
For example, “we raised funding” targets a company’s own announcement more closely than “funding.” AI corrects obvious typos while preserving your meaning. LinkedIn matching can still return related posts. Jev sorts AI Search results by relevance to your original request when available.