On top of that: AI research agents that answer plain-language questions with schema-validated output, scheduled runs off webhooks or field changes, native HubSpot and Salesforce sync, GDPR suppression handling, and bring-your-own-keys if you already have provider contracts.
Most enrichment tools tell you what a job cost after it's done.
Kiln tells you before you hit run.
I've been looking at https://t.co/gb3mOya9B6 and the model is refreshingly simple:
→ Chain 12 providers (Hunter, Apollo, Clearbit, ZoomInfo and more) into one waterfall
Look at row 3 in this screenshot: Deel → no match · 4 providers tried → free In almost every enrichment tool on the market, running that single row costs you 4 credits. You literally pay four times over just to be told that nobody has the record.
So I built Folivra: a privacy-first Markdown-to-PDF API. Perfect for AI SaaS and report-heavy products.
Secure PDFs for SaaS products... so I just built an API for it.
The rise of AI-generated deepfakes could potentially render highly paid actors unnecessary in advertising. Companies could simply use fake versions of celebrities or influencers to promote their products, making significant cost savings.