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Bloomberry

Real-Time Tech Signals

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Bloomberry is a technographic-signals API: it tells you which of 1,600+ B2B products a company currently uses, and alerts on new subscriptions or churn events, aimed at GTM teams building prospecting workflows in Clay, n8n, Make, or their own tools.

Vendor's own claim
data/enrichmentsignals/intent

Core capabilities

Vendor's own claim
  • Company enrichment: full tech-stack lookup for any company by domain
  • Real-time subscribe/churn signal alerts by email or Slack for tracked technologies
  • Query companies using a specific vendor, or any vendor within a category (1,600+ products, 175 categories)
  • Job-postings signal endpoint (full-text search by keyword, company, or normalized job title)
  • Simple RESTful JSON API, built for integration with Clay, n8n, Make, or custom workflow tools
  • Bulk data delivery option for larger-scale needs

API & agent surface

From official docs
Notable endpoints
  • Get a list of tech vendors that a company currently uses (by domain)
  • Get recent tech stack changes (companies that added or removed a specific vendor or any vendor in a category)
  • Get current customers of a specific tech vendor or category
  • Get all possible vendors (full vendor list)
  • Get job postings (full-text search by keyword, company, or normalized job title)
Machine-readable spec
No OpenAPI link

What is Bloomberry

Vendor's own claim

Bloomberry is an API product from Revealera, a company that has sold hiring and technology-adoption data to hedge funds since 2020.

Ideal customer profile

Vendor's own claim

GTM/RevOps teams and sales-tooling platforms wanting to enrich prospect lists with technographic signals, trigger outreach on competitor-churn or new-subscription events, or build account scoring based on recent technology purchases.

Who should look elsewhere

Our read

The vendor's own docs state the data operates at the organizational level only - it identifies which company made a technology decision but not the specific person responsible, so teams wanting individual-level buyer intent (not just account-level) need a different or complementary data source. Churn detection specifically carries 1-2 weeks of extra validation latency versus ~3 days for purchase signals, so time-sensitive churn-triggered outreach will lag behind the announced 'real-time' framing.

Tools in the same layer

Our read

No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.

Bloomberry FAQ

What is Bloomberry?

A real-time technographic-signals API from Revealera, tracking when companies subscribe to or unsubscribe from any of 1,600+ B2B products across 175 categories.

From official docs
How is Bloomberry different from BuiltWith or Wappalyzer?

The vendor's own docs say those tools excel at frontend, website-visible technology detection, while Bloomberry specializes in backend and enterprise software that leaves no website footprint.

Vendor's own claim
How real-time are the signals?

Purchase/usage signals typically appear within 3 days of adoption, per the docs; churn signals take longer (roughly 1-2 weeks) because of additional validation to ensure accuracy.

From official docs
What size companies does Bloomberry cover?

The docs state coverage spans from Fortune 500 enterprises down to small businesses with 5+ employees, across major global markets, with SMB coverage specifically called out as a priority.

Vendor's own claim
What are Bloomberry's pricing plans?

We cannot state actual plan prices; confirm current pricing with the vendor directly.

From official docs
Does the data identify the individual decision-maker behind a tech purchase?

No - the vendor's own docs state signals operate at the organizational level; they identify which company made a decision, not the specific person responsible.

From official docs
Does Bloomberry have an MCP server for AI agents?

We could not find one in the pages we retrieved. That means we don't know either way - treat "no MCP found" as a gap in our research, not a claim that none exists, and confirm with the vendor.

Our read

Verify before you buy

  • Actual pricing/plan figures (no working pricing page retrieved)
  • Social/LinkedIn/X/GitHub links
  • A machine-readable OpenAPI specification was not included in the reviewed source set.
  • Published pricing was not available in the reviewed source set; confirm current commercial terms with the vendor.

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