for SDR, RevOps, and competitive-intel teams

Know which products a B2B company actually sells.

Built for sales and research teams who need to know what a prospect's product line really looks like — not what their marketing page implies. Drop in a domain, get back the actual products with cited evidence URLs. JSON in, typically a minute or two.

One API call per domain · Cited evidence per verdict · JSON output

Under a minute for most domains Cited evidence on every verdict JSON output · drops into any stack Self-host ready · single Docker · your VPC, your data

B2B databases were built for contacts.
Not for products.

ZoomInfo, Apollo, and Crunchbase list whatever a company markets — every feature, every tier, every add-on as if it were a real product. Stacksift is a focused LLM pipeline that returns only the standalone, purchasable products, with the source URLs to back every call.

What contact databases give you

"HubSpot has 47 'products'"

  • Sales Hub Enterprise — that's a tier, not a product
  • AI Assistant — a feature inside the platform
  • HubSpot Payments — a real product, but indistinguishable in the noise
  • SDRs hand-clean lists. Battlecards built from outdated data. Investors can't tell what's actually monetized.
What Stacksift gives you

4 actual products. With evidence.

  • Only the products that are actually purchasable — features and tiers filtered out
  • Every verdict is cited: real URLs the model used as evidence
  • Discontinued products flagged · ambiguous cases marked for human review
  • Confidence score per product · structured JSON ready for your CRM or warehouse

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

Honest answer: ChatGPT is great for one-off questions. Stacksift is built for the cases where you can't afford it to be wrong, or you need it on 500 domains at once.

ChatGPT
  • Hallucinates product names and URLs
  • No way to verify what's real vs. invented
  • Mixes up features, tiers, and products
  • One domain at a time, in chat
  • No structured output for your warehouse
  • Free — but unreliable for production use
Stacksift
  • Verifies on the company's own pages — no invented URLs
  • Every product comes with cited evidence URLs you can click
  • Filters features and tiers out by design
  • One API call per domain · batch up to 500 in parallel
  • Structured JSON ready to drop into your warehouse or CRM
  • From ₹9.4 (~$0.11) per call · 14-day free trial, no card needed

You probably still use ChatGPT for one-off lookups. Use Stacksift when you need to trust the answer, run it at scale, or hand the output to another system.

Try it on any B2B domain.

Drop in a domain, hit "run". Stacksift returns structured products typically in a minute or two — with the URLs the model used to make each call.

stacksift — live api v5 · live API · cited evidence
stacksift analyze --domain
https://
try: dialpad.com (loaded) hubspot.com paymoapp.com animoto.com
illustrative · dialpad.com

Real outputs, on real domains.

Every card below is an actual API response — same code, same prompts, same pipeline you'd hit. Re-run any of them yourself to verify.

Real samples appear here once scripts/generate_landing_samples.py has been run.

We're focused on one user first: RevOps & sales engineers.

The pattern we keep hearing: SDRs hand-clean HubSpot or ZoomInfo data for half an hour before they can write a relevant outbound email. Stacksift cuts that to zero. Other use cases come next, but RevOps is the wedge.

Sales / RevOps

Your SDRs are guessing what each prospect actually sells. They shouldn't have to.

illustrative scenario "My team wastes 20-30 min per account just figuring out which HubSpot product the prospect uses before writing the email."

Stacksift, per account: confirmed product list, pricing & sign-up URLs, single- vs multi-product flag, evidence URLs you can audit. Pipe it into Salesforce or HubSpot via Zapier, n8n, or 10 lines of Python.

Other use cases (after RevOps)

  • Competitive intel. Active vs sunset products per competitor, weekly re-runs.
  • Investor research. What the company actually monetizes vs what they pitched.
  • Data pipelines. Drop-in JSON for warehouse / dashboard refresh.

One endpoint. No SDK.

POST a domain, get JSON. Code below is real and runnable against your beta key.

POST /analyze Analyze a single domain — synchronous
curl -X POST https://api.stacksift.in/analyze \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_beta_YOUR_KEY" \
  -d '{"domain": "dialpad.com"}'
import requests

resp = requests.post(
    "https://api.stacksift.in/analyze",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer sk_beta_YOUR_KEY"},
    json={"domain": "dialpad.com"},
    timeout=60,
)
data = resp.json()

# Just the products that are actually sold standalone
products = [p for p in data["products"] if p["is_product"]]
for p in products:
    print(p["name"], "·", p["confidence"], "·", p["pricing_url"])
const resp = await fetch("https://api.stacksift.in/analyze", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
    "Authorization": "Bearer sk_beta_YOUR_KEY",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({ domain: "dialpad.com" }),
});
const data = await resp.json();

// Push only verified products to your CRM
const verified = data.products.filter(p => p.verdict === "true_product");
await syncToCRM(data.domain, verified);

      
POST /analyze/batch Up to 500 domains, async
GET /jobs/{id} Batch status + results
GET /health Health check
GET /docs Full Swagger / OpenAPI spec

Why not just use what you have?

Each tool is good at something. Stacksift is the only one purpose-built to answer a single question: "what does this company actually sell?"

Capability Stacksift ZoomInfo / Apollo Clay AI enrichment ChatGPT yourself
Distinguishes products from features Yes — that's the core job No — lists everything Depends on prompt Depends on prompt
Cites evidence per verdict Per-product URLs + reasoning Black-box scoring If you ask for it No — hallucinates URLs
Catches discontinued products Yes — shutdown signals Stale data Not specifically No
Cost per domain From ₹9.4 / ~$0.11 per call (Scale pack) $10K+/yr seat ~$0.10–$0.30 / enrichment Free, but unreliable
Built for this specific job Yes — entire product No — built for contacts No — general enrichment No — general purpose

Simple, transparent pricing.

Buy credits when you need them. Larger packs cost less per call. No subscriptions, no commitment.

Pay once · Credits valid 180 days · International cards accepted
Starter

For solo SDRs, founders, and analysts. Real workflows, low commit.

₹7,999 one-time

~$96 USD · incl. 18% GST

500 credits · 500 domain analyses

~₹16 per call

  • API access · cited evidence
  • JSON output · batch endpoint
  • 1 API key
  • Email support · 24h response
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Scale

For B2B data teams and competitive intel pipelines. 42% off per call.

₹74,999 one-time

~$899 USD · incl. 18% GST

8,000 credits · 8,000 analyses

~₹9.4 per call

  • Everything in Growth
  • Unlimited API keys
  • CSV upload · enriched output
  • Priority queue · higher concurrency
  • Dedicated Slack · 4h response
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Bigger volumes & self-hosted
Need more than 8,000 analyses, custom SLAs, or a single-tenant deployment in your own VPC? We do custom volume packs and on-prem licenses. Talk to us.
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Common questions.

How is this different from just asking ChatGPT to list a company's products? +
ChatGPT hallucinates. It doesn't visit the site, can't see the pricing page, and returns plausible-but-fake URLs. Stacksift actually visits the company's own pages and verifies against multiple independent signals before scoring a product as real. Every verdict comes with the URLs we used as evidence — you can audit and override it.
Why not just use ZoomInfo / Apollo / Crunchbase? +
Those are contact databases. Their product fields are user-submitted or scraped marketing copy — they list every feature, tier, and add-on as a separate "product." Stacksift is the opposite: built specifically to distinguish the real, standalone, purchasable products from the noise. Complementary, not a replacement.
Do you have built-in connectors for Salesforce / HubSpot / Snowflake? +
Honest answer: not yet. Stacksift returns clean structured JSON. Your existing tools can consume it via Zapier, n8n, a 10-line Python script, or whatever pipe you already have for moving data. Built-in Salesforce / HubSpot push connectors are on the roadmap for GA — we're prioritizing what founding users ask for first.
What about scraping legality? +
Stacksift only fetches the target company's own domain — never third-party platforms. External signals come from search-engine snippets, not direct scraping. We hard-block fetches to platforms with aggressive ToS enforcement (review sites, professional networks, etc.). The constraint is enforced in code and cannot be bypassed.
How accurate is it? What's the failure mode? +
Tuned for precision over recall. A false positive (calling a feature a product) is treated as worse than a false negative (missing a product, which gets flagged for human review). Each candidate gets a confidence level (high / medium / low) and a requires_human_review flag, so you can pick your threshold.

Internal target: ≥95% precision on standalone product calls. We're collecting customer-validated samples with founding users now and will publish public benchmarks once we hit N≥50 labeled domains across verticals.
Do you support batch processing? +
Yes. POST /analyze/batch takes a list of up to 500 domains and returns a job ID. Poll GET /jobs/{id} for progress.
Can I run this on-prem / in my own VPC? +
Yes — single Docker container. Per-instance license model for self-hosted. Talk to us at irfan@stacksift.in for terms.