
Landbase
Landbase is GTM infrastructure that brings go-to-market data into AI tools like Claude Code and Codex via a CLI, enabling audience search, targeting, qualification, and enrichment of B2B accounts and contacts.
About Landbase
Landbase
According to the supplied page, Landbase lets users install the Landbase CLI in Claude Code or Codex by pasting an install instruction, after which they can run natural-language audience searches across its datasets. The page presents an AI agent workflow with five steps: Target (finding matching accounts including lookalikes), Qualify (evaluating accounts against custom criteria), Prioritize (scoring and tiering accounts), Enrich (appending contact data and firmographics), and Automate (continuous monitoring for new accounts, signals, and data changes). It also shows comparison examples against Apollo and Clay for account discovery, lookalike targeting, signal-based searches, and tech stack and funding filters. Performance and customer claims on the page, such as a G2 4.8 rating and figures like 3B+ contact records, are vendor-stated and were not independently verified. Pricing information is available via a Pricing link, but specific prices are not shown in the supplied text.
Key features
- Install Landbase CLI in Claude Code or Codex with a single paste
- Natural-language agentic audience search across GTM datasets
- Lookalike account discovery
- Signal-based account search (hiring, funding, tech stack changes)
- AI-based account qualification against custom fit criteria
- AI scoring and tiering of accounts
- Contact data and firmographic enrichment
- Continuous monitoring of new accounts, signals, and data changes
- RevOps controls to adjust signals, scoring, and tiers
- CRM integration (per comparison section)
Best suited for
- Revenue operations teams
- Sales development and sales teams
- Marketing and growth teams
- Account-based marketing and outbound prospecting
- Go-to-market consultants
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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