Launching today
Sales teams have been stuck with stale databases for 15 years. Jesse changes everything.. the first internet-wide search engine built for sales & marketing. Ask in plain English: "Find newly opened soccer facilities in the Midwest needing turf solutions." Jesse scans the live web and finds the right buyers in the market today. We are an anti database company, we don’t scrape and store stale databases and sell them at premium. Every lead is found fresh from the live internet and delivered.
ThriveSparrow
Looks good - but for someone who already uses LinkedIn SalesNav - how's it different and what more can it add??
@its_grs
Fair question, and honestly Jesse is more complement than replacement if you already live in SalesNav.
Three real differences:
Data source: SalesNav knows what is on LinkedIn. Jesse reads the open web, news, funding, company sites, local directories, reviews, so it catches what LinkedIn underrepresents, recency signals like a fresh raise, and the local SMB long tail (salons, clinics, agents) where LinkedIn is thin.
Query model: SalesNav is structured filters bounded to LinkedIn's fields. Jesse takes a plain-English ICP and reasons over it, so you can ask for things there is no filter for, "recently raised Series B and hiring AEs," "uses Salesforce," a specific pain point, and still get matches.
Output: every result comes ranked with a rationale and a source, so the why-it-matched qualification is already done and auditable, and you can export it or pipe it into a workflow instead of working inside LinkedIn.
Where SalesNav might is mostly useful: if your ICP maps cleanly to its filters and your targets are all active there, it is excellent.
Jesse helps you when the criteria do not fit those filters, the targets live off LinkedIn, or you want a reasoned, exportable list rather than manual qualification.
Plenty of people run both.
Does it have MCP integrations yet?
@saurav_gopal
Yes, we have an MCP server that exposes Jesse's search as tools (find companies, find people, fetch results), so any MCP client can run a search and get the results right in the flow.
It works today with the key-based clients, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and the API, by pasting your Jesse API key.
It is in request-only beta right now, so reply or DM and I will get you early access.
Nevertheless it will be fully public in 2 to 3 days.
Side note: if n8n is also on your radar, the template is already live in the n8n gallery (search 'Jesse'). Same API key."
So proud to see Jesse out in the world today. 🚀
I've watched the team pour everything into this, late nights, endless user calls, and a stubborn refusal to ship just another stale database when the whole industry said that's just how it works.
The live-internet search is genuinely wild, but what I'm proudest of is how obsessively we listen to users. Every piece of feedback gets read and acted on, and it shows in how fast this thing keeps getting better.
If you've ever burned an afternoon building a lead list only to find half of it was wrong — this one's for you. 🙌
Requestly
Cant wait to try this. Have had my own share of struggles with stale databases.
@itsshrey Thanks, Shreyas. It will be really awesome to have you use Jesse and share more detailed feedback with our product team.
Thanks, Kevin, for hunting our product. Hi everyone, I am Sarthak, one of the Cofounders at Floworks.
We built Jesse to help sales teams run precise outbound.
Jesse is an AI agent that connects to 180+ data sources and the entire internet.
It finds you the perfect list with any filter or intent signal - all from a simple prompt.
What Jesse knows about your prospects:
Funding rounds
Page visits
Products they're using
Team's preferred tech stack
Intent signals no one else has
And everything else there is to know
One of the great testimonials we received from a customer:
"It's like having an insider in each prospect's office."
Please take Jesse out for a spin, and share your valuable feedback. I am sure with all your support, we will fix what is broken in outbound.
CloudOps.ai by SD Squared
This is amazing - have been using it for a few days now
Requestly
We were using Clay at Requestly.
Shifted to Jesse 3-4 weeks back. Much simpler. You just tell what kind of company you are looking for and it finds.
Happy with it so far. Congrats on launch!