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RevenueBase contact data includes verified business email addresses, direct-dial and mobile phone numbers, job titles, seniority levels, department, LinkedIn identifiers, employment history, and job change signals. The database covers 390M+ B2B contacts globally. Records include verification timestamps and freshness metadata, so downstream systems know when each record was last validated. Email addresses are re-verified on a 60-day rolling cycle. Contacts can be enriched through the Clean & Enrich layer with canonical ID matching against golden records, updates from stale contacts reflecting their current jobs, missing field fills (revenue, job title), custom attribute enrichment (hospital bed counts, oncology departments, parking lot size — whatever the use case requires), and email verification at 97%+ including catch-alls. Contacts include firmographic context — company, industry, headcount, location — so the data is immediately usable for segmentation without a separate enrichment step.

RevenueBase achieves 97%+ email verification accuracy, including resolution of catch-all domains, which most verification tools fail to handle. Customers consistently report reducing bounce rates from above 8% to under 2% after switching to RevenueBase-verified data. The platform processes 1B+ signals monthly and re-verifies email addresses every 60 days.

Yes. RevenueBase contact records include mobile phone numbers where available, in addition to direct-dial business numbers. Coverage varies by geography and seniority level.

Yes. Job change detection is a core signal in RevenueBase's verification infrastructure. The platform monitors employment changes through its daily verification signals, updating contact records when people move to new roles or companies. Job change data is also available as an API signal for customers who want to trigger outreach workflows when key contacts change positions.

Yes. Historical employment data is available as a separate data product. It includes prior job titles, companies, tenures, and career progression for contacts in the database. This is particularly useful for relationship intelligence, warm intro path identification, and building lookalike models based on career history patterns.

Yes. RevenueBase covers global B2B contacts, though coverage density varies by region. North American data is the most comprehensive, with strong coverage across EMEA and APAC as well. Customers with specific regional requirements should contact RevenueBase to discuss coverage for target geographies before purchasing.

RevenueBase company data includes firmographic attributes such as company name, domain, industry classification, employee headcount, revenue range, funding stage, headquarters location, and subsidiary/parent relationships. The database covers 60M+ companies globally. Records are continuously refreshed and include verification timestamps.

Yes. RevenueBase Insights include technographic signals — the technology stack a company uses, including software categories, specific tools, and tech adoption indicators. Technographic data is available as part of the Insights product and can be used for segmentation, prioritization, and trigger-based outreach.

RevenueBase Insights is a data product layer on top of company records that includes 60+ actionable signals beyond basic firmographics. Insights include technology stack data, company growth signals, hiring patterns, website characteristics (such as multi-language support or live chat presence), and other behavioral and contextual indicators. Insights are designed to help GTM teams prioritize accounts and build more nuanced ideal customer profiles beyond headcount and industry.

Yes. Company records include funding stage, known funding amounts, and revenue range estimates where available. These are included in firmographic data and can be used as filters in the Search API and data feed segmentation.

RevenueBase data is available through four delivery methods. Data feeds are delivered monthly to cloud storage destinations including Snowflake, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage — with SQL query access for downstream analytics. The Gigasheet browser interface provides no-code search, filtering, segmentation, and export for non-technical users. Real-time and batch APIs enable programmatic access for developers and product teams. Flat-file deliveries (CSV, JSON, Parquet) are available for customers with legacy data pipeline requirements.

Yes. RevenueBase data feeds can be delivered directly to Snowflake, enabling SQL-based querying without file ingestion workflows. This is a standard delivery option for enterprise customers.

Contact records are re-verified on a rolling 90-day cycle, with email addresses re-verified every 60 days. RevenueBase processes 30M+ verification signals daily, meaning the dataset is continuously updated rather than refreshed in a single monthly batch. Monthly data feed deliveries reflect the current state of the dataset at the time of delivery — not a static snapshot from a prior period.

RevenueBase supports CSV, JSON, and Parquet for flat-file deliveries. Data feeds to cloud storage are available in formats compatible with Snowflake, BigQuery, S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage.

Gigasheet is a browser-based, no-code interface that gives non-technical users spreadsheet-like access to RevenueBase data — enabling search, filtering, segmentation, and export without writing code or setting up data pipelines. Access to Gigasheet is included with RevenueBase data subscriptions. Additional storage locations may be available for an added fee.

No. RevenueBase does not use data co-ops or blend records from unattributed third-party sources. All records in the RevenueBase database are sourced and verified by RevenueBase's own infrastructure, with full provenance maintained on every record. This is a core architectural distinction from data co-op providers, where records may come from multiple contributing sources with no way to audit quality or lineage.