42+ industries - 4 teams - every stage
Cold Email for Whatever You Sell
300M+ verified contacts, sliced by who you are and who you are after. Pick your team, your stage, or your buyer's industry - and see exactly how Ken runs outbound for it.
By Team
Who runs the engine changes what the engine should do.
Founders
You are the best seller your company has - and the most expensive prospector.
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Sales Teams
Ken is the force multiplier for sales organisations - targeting, copywriting, email and LinkedIn multichannel, and replies in one platform your team can run.
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Marketing & ABM
Great account-based campaigns die in execution.
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GTM & RevOps
Data provider, verifier, enrichment, sequencer, warmup, inboxes, analytics - the outbound stack is a RevOps tax.
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By Stage
From napkin sketch to named-account coverage.
Idea Stage
The fastest way to test an idea is to pitch real buyers.
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Startup
Every startup faces the same choice: founder time, an expensive SDR, or an agency retainer.
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Mid-Market
You have product-market fit and a sales team.
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Enterprise
Named accounts, brand review, deliverability governance, procurement - enterprise outbound has requirements a self-serve tool cannot meet and an agency cannot scale.
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By Industry
Every vertical below is covered by Ken Search - the number is how many contacts are waiting.
Software & Technology6
Financial Services5
Healthcare & Life Sciences4
Education & Training2
Agencies & Media4
Industrial & Manufacturing5
Transportation & Logistics3
Agriculture & Food3
Professional Services5
Nonprofit & Government2
Don't see your industry?
These pages are a starting point, not a limit. Ken Search covers 300M+ contacts across every B2B industry - describe your buyer and Ken finds them.
Pipeline grows with Great Emails.
Build your first campaign free. Ken sources, qualifies, and segments your leads, then tunes the email you wrote for every person on the list.
