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Talk Data to Me is a chatbot that builds targeted contact lists. Tell it who you want to reach (by industry, demographic, geography, life event) and it picks the right filters from a national identity graph, shows a live count, and sets it up as a recurring data feed, a website pixel, or the identity API, delivering name, address, phone, and email where available.

A top-tier national identity-resolution dataset that spans hundreds of audience categories: demographics, property attributes, financial signals, life events, intent. Every record is validated against a national consumer database and matched to a single canonical identity, so the same person doesn't show up three times under different households.

Anything in the catalog the chatbot exposes: home services, insurance, legal, debt & financial, restoration, moving, health & dental, and dozens of long-tail verticals. If you describe what you sell in plain English, the bot will match you to the closest categories and let you compare record counts before you commit.

Built into every list:

• Geography: ZIPs, ZIP-3 prefixes, metro, state
• Year built: homes constructed on or before / after X
• Phone requirement (cell only, cell-or-landline, or no phone)
• Home value min/max
• Living square footage min
• Owner age min/max
• Optional: require email on file

Upload a CSV of customers who converted. We match them against the identity graph, train a regression vs. a 10K control sample, and return a plain-English persona (age, home value, income, tenure) plus filter ranges you can plug into a regular audience pull to find more of them. Counts against your monthly lookalike quota.

Yes. Drop a CSV or XLSX into the chat (phones or address columns) and the bot auto-detects the format and removes any matches before delivering your list. The raw file is never written to disk; only normalized signatures (phone digits, address keys) are persisted, and they auto-delete after 24 hours.

You pick how it lands, email, a webhook, S3, or straight into your ad platform, and on what cadence. Each delivery runs in the background and arrives with a summary showing the universe size, suppression hits, monthly-cap truncation, and delivered count. The first one lands within minutes.

Yes. We run an MCP server, so you can connect your account to Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or anything else that speaks the Model Context Protocol, and then size audiences, place orders and check your usage from inside it. Setup is one URL and a sign in, and takes about a minute. Every account can do it; there is nothing to request.

How to connect it

No. The connection is free on every plan, including the free chat tier, and there is no limit on how many assistants you connect. What you spend through it is the work itself, at the same price as everywhere else: counts and estimates are free, and records you order come out of the same plan allotment or prepaid balance an order placed on our site would use. It lands in the same usage log, so your bill does not change shape.

Only what your account can already do, and less of it. It can search the catalog, run counts, order lists, check orders and usage, and read your own account. It cannot delete anything, change your billing, or reach another customer's data. Anything that spends records is labelled as spending, so your assistant asks you before it runs it.

Records also stay out of the conversation on purpose. An order hands back an order id and a download, not rows, because whatever your assistant sees goes into its logs rather than ours.

You can see every live connection, when it was last used, and end any of them from the Assistant tab in your account.

Cell DNC flags are filtered at pull time, but you are still responsible for ensuring all compliance checks (including TCPA consent verification, state-level rules, and any opt-out registries) before contacting any lead.

No. Data is licensed for your internal use only: outreach, marketing, and analytics for your own business. It may not be resold, redistributed, or transferred to another business without prior written consent.