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Company research tool

Name a company. Get a one-page brief with sources, ready before the call.

What is a company research tool?

A tool that puts what’s known about a company on one page, so you walk into the meeting prepared.

Before a call you’d open ten tabs: their website, LinkedIn, funding news, job posts. Then piece it together in the five minutes before.

A company research tool does that reading for you. You get what they do, how big they are, who you’ll meet and what to ask, with a source for every fact.

How it works

  1. Name the company

    Its name or website, and why you're looking: a sales call, an investment, a pitch. The brief focuses on what that meeting needs.

  2. It gathers the facts

    EverAsk reads company records, who works there and who it's hiring, and how many people visit its website, all at the moment you ask.

  3. Read one page

    What they do, how big they are, who you'll meet and three things to ask. Every fact has a source, and anything not public is named.

  • Company records

    Akta

    When it started, where it is, its funding

    For Fernhill Robotics

    Raised $61m in March 2026

  • People and hiring

    Ploid

    Who works there, who leads, who it's hiring

    For Fernhill Robotics

    14 open jobs in operations

  • Its website

    Ahrefs

    How many people visit, and which pages

    For Fernhill Robotics

    Its most-read page is a safety FAQ

Revenue: not published

When a fact isn’t public, the brief says so instead of guessing.

Things you can ask

Click a card to try it. Change the words in blue to your own.

What you get

You ask

“A one-page brief on Fernhill Robotics before Thursday’s call.”

About two minutes later, this. Every fact has a small number that points to where it came from.

FR

Fernhill Robotics

Self-driving forklifts for warehouses · Pittsburgh

Fernhill fits self-driving forklifts into warehouses as they are, and rents them by the robot, by the month.1 Its main buyers are logistics firms and grocery distributors.3

Employees
214, up 31% in six months2
Funding
$61m, March 20261
Website
38,000 visits a month from search4
Revenue
Not published

Who you’ll meet

  • DO

    Dana Okafor, VP Operations2Runs every new robot rollout. Joined in 2024 from a logistics firm.

  • PL

    Pete Lindqvist, co-founder2Signs off on anything that touches the robots' sensors.

Three ways to open

  1. 1.They're hiring 14 people in operations. How do new staff learn to work around the robots?
  2. 2.Grocery buyers mean cold stores, and new safety questions.
  3. 3.Their most-read page is a safety FAQ, so buyers already ask.

1 Akta company record · 2 Ploid people and hiring · 3 fernhillrobotics.com · 4 Ahrefs. Fetched 23 Oct 2026.

Who it’s for

  • Read in two minutes
    Before the 10:00 call

    Salespeople before a first call

    Ten minutes before the call, read one page: what they sell, how big they are, who you'll meet and what to ask first.

  • Three questions, no guesses
    What isn’t public, named for the meeting

    Investors screening startups

    The same brief for every company, with team, growth and funding, and what isn't public turned into questions for the meeting.

  • Pitch angle found
    72% of traffic on one hub

    Agencies preparing a pitch

    Know where a prospect's website visits come from before the meeting, and arrive with ideas that fit.

Frequently asked questions

What is a company research tool?

It gathers what's known about a business, like what it sells, its size, funding, leaders and website, into one page, so you don't have to piece it together from ten tabs.

Where does the information come from?

EverAsk reads company records and people from Akta and Ploid, and website visits from Ahrefs, at the moment you ask. Each fact in the brief has a small number pointing to its source.

Can it research private companies?

Yes, with what is public. Size, location, leaders and website visits are usually available. Revenue and profit often aren't, and the brief says so instead of guessing.

How long does a brief take?

Usually a minute or two. The sources are read at the same time, and the brief is written as the facts arrive.

Can I research several companies at once?

Yes. Paste several names or websites and get a brief for each, plus a sheet comparing them on size, funding and website visits.

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