SuperEmployee
Marketplace · 2,046 endpoints from 73 providers

When the answer isn’t in your tools, the team can find it.

Company and people lookups, reviews, listings, maps and market data from 73 providers. Leo uses it to find who to sell to, and Iris to size the market, priced per call in the same credits as everything else. You see the price before every call.

How SuperEmployee works

The price, before the call.

Every paid lookup shows its cost and your balance, and waits for your yes.

It can't overspend.

Calls draw on your credits. When they run out, the team stops.

Real prices, in credits.

Every endpoint below is priced from what the provider charges, not estimated.

SortCheapestDearestName
All endpoints2046Social Media937Lead Gen392Search & SEO78News31E-commerce38Travel50Crypto & DeFi304Finance70AI79Phone & Messaging14Web Tools93Data92Utilities6Scrapers987

SHOWING 661–690 OF 987

HOW THE MONEY MOVES

It spends nothing until you say so.

An agent can reach every one of these endpoints. It cannot reach your card. Calls are paid in the same credits as everything else your SuperEmployee does, and every call that costs anything stops for a person first — with the price and your balance on the approval, before it runs.

  1. 01It draws on your credits

    No separate wallet and no separate invoice: a call costs credits from the same balance your plan and top-ups fill. Your balance is the ceiling, and an agent cannot raise it.

  2. 02The agent asks, with the price on the ask

    It finds the source, reads what the call returns and what it costs, and puts that in front of you: this source, this call, this many credits, this many left afterwards.

  3. 03Only then does it run

    Approve and the call happens and you are charged what it really cost, never more than the price you approved. Decline and nothing is spent and nothing is fetched. Silence is not consent — an unanswered request waits.

What a call actually costsMeasured across the 1,917 endpoints in the catalogue above that publish a price
1.9 creditsMedian call
88%cost 10 credits or less
0.3 credits – 4 creditsThe middle half
64%cost 2 credits or less

The dearest single call in the catalogue is 1,100 credits, and 129 of the endpoints publish no price the agent can read before calling. An agent will not buy one of those: a call whose cost cannot be bounded in advance is refused rather than approved, which is the point of quoting every one of them first.

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