Ocean.io | B2B Prospecting Data | ABM Targeting

AI lookalike search

Type in the URLs of a few companies you've sold to, and Ocean.io finds every company that describes themselves in the same way on their website.

Company-first approach

Ocean.io finds great-fit companies first, and then finds people once you've set your account list, so you'll never miss out on an account due to a mismatching job title again.

AI Lookalikes

Target niches no other data provider can

Lookalike search goes lightyears beyond the simple search filters of the past to bring you exactly what you're looking for. Want Subscription-based eCommerce companies? Drone software makers? Hydraulics manufacturers? We've got you covered.

Search filters

Unrivalled filtering options

Dial in your targeting to the exact profile you're looking for with powerful filtering options. Ocean.io offers several filters you won't find anywhere else, thanks to the fact that the dataset is sourced via web crawlers.

Targeting

Boost your Sales and Marketing Efficiency

More accurate lists and tighter targeting have knock-on effects for your whole Sales and Marketing engines: Better personalization, higher conversion rates, and less wasted spend and effort.

Precise vertical targeting.

More effective outreach via precise vertical targeting.

Ocean.io crawls the internet to categorize companies by what they actually do instead of using generic industry categories.

When your targeting is airtight you can create truly relevant messaging, efficient ad spend, and smashed targets.

How Ocean.io Lookalike Search Works

Context matters

Ocean.io reads all the text on a website, not just keywords, in order to find lookalikes.
When building target accounts at scale, subtle changes make big differences in list accuracy.

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”We doubled our demo booking rate in the first week."

Quirjin Kleppe Leadinfo

“Our false positive rate was north of 30% building target account lists using SIC, NACIS, D&B’s or LinkedIn’s industry classifications, and with Ocean.io it's now under 3%.”