pipl.ai Reviews

Chirag S.Senior Sourcer

3.5

As this is an open-source kind of tool, you will be able to get all the necessary information for your sales leads/Prospects, be it there Cell numbers/Work numbers/Email addresses, at a single click. Also, the tool gives you advance filter options where you can search any lead by their email id/ cell number. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Matt V.Assistant Sales Manager

4.5

This is a robust directory with easily navigatable links to the source of information. It's very reliable and has given us a lot of confidence in our vetting processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Dev M.Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)

5.0

Helps me find mobile numbers of prospects. Superb hit rate Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Daniel M.Talent Acquisition Manager

2.5

The email address section is nearly always outdated. The information provided is not the best. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in InsuranceSmall-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

3.5

Recently the information developed from pipl hasn't been as good as it used to be. This my be due to social media platforms changing their algorithms, however, the results have not been as useful lately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in InternetEnterprise(> 1000 emp.)

3.5

It does not provide age of the email creation, it does not provide the desired results in multiple scenarios(database should increased). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Anonymous ReviewerInformation Technology and Services

5.0

Great way to verify identities, usernames, contact info, etc. Probably the best collection of online user data.

Anonymous ReviewerComputer Software

5.0

very good coverage of people data for building customer personas for sales and marketing. The data is really deep provides locations, past employment histories of key executives for B2B sales. Also access to API directly loads into our CRM. Good for ABM.

Anonymous ReviewerInformation Technology and Services

5.0

Returned a lot of results and was able to easily find the person I was looking for.

Glenda M.Education Management

1.0

Full of inaccuracies....people with same names information are linked together and not a true view of ones information

Ian M.Law Enforcement

3.0

Following the fall of 123People, Pipl quickly took the lead, improving their software and allowing me to find information that I either could not find on Google, or was more difficult. However, the site seems to be slipping over the last year or so. I find information isn't as readily available as it once was. But moreso, the robot security protocols requiring the user to click and verify that we are not robots, then having to select images related to a topic, that never seem to work. It is frustrating and time consuming having to do this three or four times each time I click into the site. Pipl has fallen from the top of my list of resources to the bottom!

Claudio U.

3.0

What I like the least about this software is that the information given (like phone numbers) is incorrect.

Verified ReviewerVerified LinkedIn UserSecurity engineer

5.0

Overall: We wanted to use this to verify memberships to our product as well as validate emails as legitimate and social media usernames on our product.

Denise U.Marketing Director

3.0

"I use it to find more information about the person Im looking. For example: phones, email address."

Ian M.Director

3.0

Overall: What used to be good has now dwindled and I will look forward to the next runner up.

Verified ReviewerVerified LinkedIn UserPrivate Investigator

5.0

"Great social media / hard to find information "

Verified ReviewerVerified LinkedIn UserVP Customer Experience

5.0

"Easy and quick data appending service"

Tomasz M.Verified LinkedIn UserWeb Developer

5.0

"Help people fill out your forms..."

garydavis

4.0

I tried some of the others listed here, they ask you which of the 50 United states the person is. This one lets you search any or every country.

altertuser

1.0

This service breaks privacy in a very obnoxious way. It keeps records from long-deleted services' accounts.