- Posted 3 senior restructuring roles in 30 days
- Two counsel departures filed with the bar in Q1
Own your market intelligence. Stop renting a data feed.
Most teams pay monthly for a list they cannot see inside and lose the day they stop paying. Prowlr is the opposite. You own the engine that mines public sources, scores every record, and shows its work, all the way back to where it came from.
Four stages. One loop. It never stops running.
This is the engine, not a one-time export. It collects from public sources on a schedule, scores what it finds against your query, and keeps every record permanently. The list compounds while you sleep, and it stays in your hands.
Collect
Pull from public sources continuously. No rented list, no per-seat gate. Registries, filings, permits, careers pages, and press, every input a citable public record.
Score
Rank every record against your query with explainable reasoning. The engine writes the number, the verdict, the reasons, and the sources behind it.
Define
Set the query once and re-point it as your market moves. You decide what the data answers, not a vendor's fixed report.
Keep
Every record is yours permanently, in your storage, on your terms. Export everything, anytime, and keep it when a contract ends.
Built for legal. Re-pointed across ten markets.
The legal vertical proves the engine. The architecture is market-agnostic by design: swap the public sources, set the query, and the same scoring loop runs anywhere a market hides in public data. Choose one below to rebuild the scored records, the firm graph, the counters, the feed, and a piece of written outbound. Legal runs on the live engine today; every other market re-points the same engine to its own public sources.
- Opened a DC antitrust group
- Hired a former agency official (announced)
Every record shows its work, auditable to the page it came from.
Type a role or a signal. No mystery list, no scraped contacts you cannot trace, no claim the engine cannot back up. Each result returns the score, a plain verdict, the reasons, and a source-chain back to the public source it came from. When the math is this visible, you stop wondering whether the data is real and start acting on it.
REST for your stack. MCP for your agents.
The same engine answers two ways. Call the REST API to pull scored records straight into your CRM, your dashboards, or a nightly job. Point an AI agent at the live MCP server and let it query the engine directly, source-chain and all. You are not buying a screen you have to log into. You are wiring intelligence into the tools you already run, and the source-chain travels with every response through both doors.
Call it from anything
# rank records for a role curl https://prowlr.cloud/v1/match \ -H "authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"q":"restructuring partner","limit":8}' # every record includes: { "score": 0.94, "verdict": "Active hire signal", "because": [ ... ], "sources": [ ... ] }
Point your agent at it
// add the server to your client { "mcpServers": { "prowlr": { "url": "https://prowlr.cloud/mcp" } } } // tools return records + receipts, // so the agent can cite its sources.
Usage-based pricing. Pay for outcomes, not seats.
Market intelligence you can read, trace, and act on, with a full source-chain on every record. Credits map to actions, not tokens you have to decode. Self-serve, no annual lock-in, no demo gate.
See Prowlr score real records in your own market before you pay.
- 200 credits, enough to run one full workflow end to end
- Explainable scoring with the full source-chain
- One market, one seat
- Card on file, no charge until you upgrade
$167/mo billed annually. Scored, sourced, API-callable intelligence for one operator.
- 5,000 credits a month: about 5,000 scored records or 1,000 verified contacts, in any mix
- Explainable scoring with a complete source-chain
- REST API, 5,000 calls a month
- CSV export, a live credit balance and full history
- Overage at $0.02 per credit, top-ups roll over 12 months
$416/mo billed annually. The full engine across every market, wired into your stack.
- 15,000 credits a month: about 15,000 scored records or 3,000 verified contacts
- All ten markets, plus three seats
- Live MCP server, webhooks, and the Clay enrichment column
- CRM sync to Bullhorn, Recruiterflow, and HubSpot, with bulk scoring
- 50,000 API calls a month, priority support, overage at $0.016 per credit
For agencies and teams replacing a five-figure incumbent contract at a fraction of the price.
- 40,000+ credits a month at the lowest per-credit rate
- 10+ seats, every market, scheduled exports, custom CRM sync
- 250,000+ API calls a month with high bulk limits
- Dedicated support, SSO, and guided onboarding
- Custom allowances and committed-volume pricing
All plans include explainable scoring, the full source-chain, and transparent per-action credit pricing. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel any time.
The legal engine is live. The numbers on this page are real.
We do not pitch a roadmap. The legal vertical runs in production right now, with a real firm graph and real scored records you can query today. The record count and firm count on this page are bound to the live engine, not typed in by hand. This is the part that earns trust: you can check it before you buy it.
Live record count, bound to /v1/stats
The record count on this page reads from the live engine and updates as it runs. Thousands of attorney and firm records are scored and ranked right now, queryable any time.
Real scored records, not staged examples
The records returned from /v1/match-demo come straight off the engine, built entirely from public sources: career pages, filings, bar directories, and press.
A working firm graph, queryable now
The legal vertical ships with a real firm graph behind it. Each record carries the score, a plain verdict, the reasons, and a source-chain back to the public source. If a line cannot be traced, it does not ship.
Every market ships with its own sources and its own scored records.
Each vertical starts you with proof, not a blank page. Open the page for your industry to see its records, its firm graph, and the questions buyers ask.
Stop renting your data. Own it.
See the legal engine running live, then scope the market you want pointed next. You leave with an engine in your git, scored records in your stack, and a source-chain on every line.
The engine you own, answered.
What is Prowlr?
Prowlr is a market intelligence engine you own, not a data feed you rent. It mines public sources on a schedule, scores every record against your query, and returns a numeric score, a plain verdict, the reasons behind the score, and a source-chain back to the public source. The legal vertical runs in production today, and the same engine re-points across ten markets.
How is owning the engine different from buying a data feed?
A data feed is rented access to someone else's list. You pay monthly, you cannot see how it was built, and the day you stop paying it disappears. Prowlr inverts that. You own the scoring engine and every record it produces. It runs in your git, on infrastructure you control, and the data stays yours whether or not you renew.
How does the explainable scoring work?
Every record returns four things: a numeric score, a plain-language verdict, an itemized list of reasons that explain why it scored the way it did, and a source-chain linking each claim back to the public source it came from. Nothing is a black box. You can audit any score down to the page it was read from.
Can I call Prowlr from my own software and AI agents?
Yes. Prowlr exposes a REST API for your stack and a live MCP server for your agents. Bind /v1/stats, query /v1/match-demo, and pull scored records directly into your CRM, your dashboards, or an agent loop. One engine, two front doors.
Which markets does Prowlr cover?
The legal vertical is live in production now, with real records, a real firm graph, and queryable scoring. The same engine re-points across ten markets total: legal, recruiting, commercial real estate, construction, M&A and private equity, insurance, RIA and wealth, freight, MSP and IT, and home services. Each market gets its own public sources and its own scored records.