Autobound is a B2B signal-intelligence platform: 700-plus signals across 35 signal types, covering hiring surges, funding, technology changes and leadership moves, attached to more than 250 million contacts and 50 million companies. It is delivered as a REST API, an MCP server for AI agents, flat files (CSV, JSON, Parquet) pushed to cloud storage, or white-label OEM licensing, and the site names Claude, OpenAI function calling and n8n workflows as integration routes.
The design assumes the buyer can be another piece of software: AI SDR platforms, sales-data products and revenue teams building their own agents. Structured signals rather than finished emails suit that job, and the site claims sub-200ms API responses and intent-prediction backtests at 7.6 times the accuracy of random targeting. Treat the accuracy figure as a vendor backtest; the way to check it is to run the signals against your own closed-won history, which is what the site’s Intent Initiative programme, layering customers’ closed-won outcomes onto the signals, is meant to support.
Pricing is published and unusual: credits are bought as one-off packs that never expire, from $19 for 2,000 credits up to $4,999 for about 1.25 million, with 1,000 free credits on signup and no charge for zero-result requests. Search costs two credits a result, enrichment two credits a signal and buyer intent one credit a contact, so model your usage before buying. The site states SOC 2 Type II certification.
