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50 pages and 3posts, each with a one-line summary of the question it answers, grouped the way the footer groups them: product and pricing, the platform itself, the job you are doing, the role you are in, comparisons, free tools, and the legal set. The same list is available as /llms.txt for machines and as /sitemap-index.xml for crawlers.
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What it is and what it costs.- HomeWhat Cuvy does: one LinkedIn search in, one CSV of verified work emails out, billed per person found.
- Solo GTMGTM as ten named people and one message each: what the term means, the four steps, and which one Cuvy does.
- PricingFive plans from free to $99 a month, with the price per address you can actually send to worked out for each.
- How we billThe four billing rules in full: one credit per person, misses free, no overage, credits roll over to 2x.
Solutions
Organised by the job you are doing.- Outbound salesTurn the prospecting search an SDR already runs into a sendable list before standup.
- RecruitingReach candidates on the address they read, including the personal one, without buying a sourcing seat.
- AgenciesRun a dozen client lists out of one credit balance, each kept under the client it belongs to.
- Data enrichmentFill the blank email column on a list you already own, without paying for the rows that were already filled.
- CRM hygieneFind the contacts whose addresses have gone stale, flag the ones who changed job, and stop sending to dead mailboxes.
Platform
The parts of the product, one page each.- Chrome extensionThe extension reads the search page you opened, never signs in as you, and sends nothing from your account.
- Web appWhere lists, credits, saved searches and exports live once a run has finished.
- Saved searchesRe-run a search on a schedule and be charged only for people who were not on it last time.
- Job-change monitoringGet told when someone on your list leaves, with the new address found once and not charged twice.
- IntegrationsCSV, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, webhook and API — where a finished list can go.
- APILook people up from your own code, with the same credit rules and the same cost preview before you spend.
- SecurityWhat the extension can read, what leaves your browser, where the data sits and how to delete it.
- Team rolesSeats, shared balances and who in a workspace is allowed to spend credits.
By role
Written for one seat at a time.- Sales developmentFor SDRs: the copy-paste hour between a search and a sequence, removed.
- Account executivesFor AEs: find the other four people on the buying committee without opening a data tool.
- FoundersFor founders doing their own outbound: a list this morning, on a plan that costs less than one seat of anything else.
- RecruitersFor recruiters: a shortlist built from a search, with work and personal addresses counted as one credit.
- Revenue operationsFor RevOps: one balance across the team, an invoice that reconciles to people reached, and an API.
Use cases
The specific things people arrive looking for.- Sales Navigator exportsHow to export a Sales Navigator search to CSV with emails, given that Sales Navigator has no export button.
- LinkedIn search exportsHow to get a plain LinkedIn people search out as a spreadsheet with work emails attached.
- CSV enrichmentUpload a CSV of names and companies, get the missing email column filled and the doubtful rows marked.
- Bulk jobsRuns of thousands of rows that keep going after you close the tab, and price themselves before they start.
- Hard-to-confirm domainsWhat a catch-all domain is, why most tools guess on one, and what Cuvy does instead.
- Shared team balanceOne pool of credits across every seat, so nobody runs out while somebody else has 3,000 spare.
Comparisons
Against per-attempt pricing, and against named tools.- CompareHow per-person billing compares with per-attempt billing, and where Cuvy sits against the tools people ask about.
- Cuvy vs ApolloApollo sells a database and a sequencer on a seat; Cuvy sells the addresses off the search you ran. When each is the right answer.
- Cuvy vs HunterHunter starts from a domain, Cuvy starts from the people on a search page. What that changes about coverage and cost.
- Cuvy vs LushaBoth are browser extensions. The difference is what a failed lookup costs and what happens when the plan runs out.
- Cuvy vs RocketReachLookup-based pricing against person-based pricing, on the same thousand people.
Free tools
How a lookup and a check actually work.Resources
Docs, writing and support.- BlogWriting on outbound data: hit rates, deliverability, catch-all domains and what B2B contact data actually costs.
- DocsInstall, run a search, read a result, export, and what each status on a row means.
- HubSpot setupConnect HubSpot, what the scopes are for, the field mapping, how a push matches on email, importing contacts, and disconnecting.
- API referenceBase URL, bearer keys, every v1 endpoint with its fields and error codes, the rate limit, and how webhook deliveries are signed.
- ChangelogWhat shipped, when, and what it changed for people already using it.
- SupportHow to reach a person, what to send when something goes wrong, and how long a reply takes.
Company
Who is behind it.- About CuvyWho builds Cuvy, where it is registered, and why it bills the way it does.
- CustomersWho Cuvy is built for, and how to measure your own first month. No logo wall, no invented quotes.
- CareersWhether Cuvy is hiring — no roles are open today — where the work happens, and what a speculative note should say.
- Contact salesTalk to a person about volume, procurement, security review or an invoice.
- Trust centreGDPR and CCPA posture, subprocessors, where data is hosted, and how a deletion request is handled.
Legal
The agreements and the data posture.- Privacy PolicyWhat Cuvy collects, why, how long it keeps it and how to have it deleted.
- TermsThe agreement covering use of the extension, the web app and the API.
- DPAData processing agreement, subprocessor list and transfer mechanism.
- Do not sell my infoHow to opt out under CCPA and CPRA, and what Cuvy does and does not do with contact data.
Blog posts
Newest first.- How hit rate is measured, and why yours differs20 August 2026 · Hit rate is a ratio, and every vendor picks a different denominator. What counts as a hit, what moves the number, and how to measure your own in an afternoon.
- The price per email you can actually send12 August 2026 · Divide what you paid by the people you could email, not by the credits you bought. A worked example on a thousand names, and the costs the invoice never shows.
- What a catch-all domain does to your send4 August 2026 · The tool said valid, nothing bounced, and the account went quiet. Why an acceptance describes the server rather than the mailbox, and what to read instead.