Ground-truth platform for humans
Clado is a people-search and enrichment platform for recruiting and sales teams. It accepts natural-language criteria to find professional profiles, supports AI-validated deep research and asynchronous jobs, and can enrich results with contact and profile data in structured JSON.
Clado presents Atlas as a team-oriented deep-research and profile-enrichment workspace, while its API docs describe an explicit search and enrichment surface. The docs also state that responses are AI-generated and may contain mistakes, which matters when using output for sourcing or outreach decisions.
Recruiting and sales teams that need to turn a complex human-profile request into a structured candidate or prospect set, then enrich that set with contact, profile, or engagement data through an API.
Teams that require deterministic, error-free identity data or a fixed subscription cost should not use Clado as an unreviewed source of truth: its docs explicitly say AI-generated responses may contain mistakes, and its API is credit-based per successful operation. Treat its results as research inputs that need validation before high-stakes hiring, compliance, or automated outreach decisions.
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.
Clado's API is designed to find LinkedIn profiles from natural-language requests, such as people by role, company, location, education, or investment criteria.
Yes. The API documentation lists contact discovery for email addresses and phone numbers, plus profile scraping and bulk enrichment.
All endpoints require Bearer-token authentication with API keys that start with lk_.
Yes. Its docs describe asynchronous job management for large-scale searches and continuation support for expanding existing research with more results.
The documentation describes a credit-based system where customers pay for successful operations with per-request pricing. No public price table was retrieved in this pass.
No. Clado's own API documentation warns that responses are generated using AI and may contain mistakes. Treat that as a reason to validate important results, not as a claim that every result is inaccurate.
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