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Tell it what you sell. It tells you who, why and where.

Tell AI Web Analysis what you sell and to which countries. It finds the companies that fit, reads their public website, tells you why they fit and where to write to them, and drafts the first message for you to approve.

A service on the PeopleWorks server: nothing to install. Company data only, never data about people.

A first-contact draft in AI Web Analysis: the subject with the legal prefix, the country's rules, the facts to check on the company's website and the “Approve as is” button. Sample data.
The first email, ready for you to approve. Portal screenshot with sample data.
1,855
companies researched
18
latin american countries
465
with a high fit
≈ USD 0.10
of ai per company

how it works

Six steps. You take the last one.

You describe your product and your ideal customer: “electrical supply distributors with several branches.” AI Web Analysis does the rest of the study, and nothing goes out until a person approves it.

How AI Web Analysis works, in six stepsOne, you describe your product and pick countries. Two, it finds the companies that fit. Three, it reads each one's public website. Four, it scores the fit from 0 to 100. Five, it notes the company's public channels. Six, it drafts the first message and a person approves it.01Market studyyou describe your product andcustomer; pick countries, focus02Finds companiesthe ones that fit, per country;no website of their own: out03Researches each onereads its public site: branches,cities, what it sells04Scores the fit0 to 100, and says why;you calibrate it with a few05Company channelsgeneric inbox, contact form,WhatsApp Business, LinkedIn06Drafts; you approvethe first message, with a factthe company publishesHow AI Web Analysis works, in six stepsOne, you describe your product and pick countries. Two, it finds the companies that fit. Three, it reads each one's public website. Four, it scores the fit from 0 to 100. Five, it notes the company's public channels. Six, it drafts the first message and a person approves it.01Market studyyou describe your product andcustomer; pick countries, focus02Finds companiesthe ones that fit, per country;no website of their own: out03Researches each onereads its public site: branches,cities, what it sells04Scores the fit0 to 100, and says why;you calibrate it with a few05Company channelsgeneric inbox, contact form,WhatsApp Business, LinkedIn06Drafts; you approvethe first message, with a factthe company publishes
Unsupported means outCompanies from directories or without a website of their own are dropped. So is anything the website doesn't back up.
Judges like you doYou mark a few companies by hand and check the fit matches your judgment: “Calibrate fit.”
Each country's rulesEach country's legal prefixes and permissions live in the portal. Nothing goes out without approval.

what it looks like

The portal, from the inside.

Real screenshots from the i360 campaign. Company names, websites and emails are samples, and we covered the details that could identify any of them. The portal is shown in Spanish. Tap an image to see it full size.

01 · the study

Tell it what you sell and where. It brings you the companies that fit.

85 searches and 948 verified candidates, each with its country, city, the reason and the source where it was seen. And the spending in plain sight: 101.68 USD against a 140 limit.

Market study in AI Web Analysis: 85 searches, 948 candidates and 101.68 USD spent against a 140 limit

02 · calibrate

Mark 40 companies by hand and you'll know if the AI judges like you.

You mark whether you'd call it, maybe or no, without seeing the model's score, so it doesn't sway you. Above, your judgment is compared with the AI's, band by band.

Calibrating the fit: 40 marks and the agreement target with the AI per band

03 · the channels

Only company channels. Never data about people.

Of 465 high-fit companies, 172 can be contacted: 68 through their generic inbox and 104 through their contact form. The country's rules choose the channel, not the AI.

First-contact campaign: 172 reachable companies, 68 by email and 104 by form, 19 drafts to review and 0 sent

04 · the draft

It drafts the first email from what the company publishes. You approve it as is.

It opens with a fact from the company's website; the subject carries the legal prefix where the law asks for it, and a real person signs it, with their company and address. Above, the facts it used, to check them before approving. Nothing goes out without approval.

First-contact draft with the facts to check, the message, the follow-up and the buttons to approve, discard or redraft

05 · the law

Every country has its law. So does the portal.

The contact matrix per country: whether the generic inbox or the contact form is allowed, the legal subject prefix and what the law requires, from the Dominican Republic's Law 310-14 to CAN-SPAM. A country with no rule is blocked.

Contact rules per country: allowed channels, legal subject prefix and what each law requires

06 · the cost

Every AI call, with its cost.

Usage by model and by step: research, discover, find the contact, score, classify and draft. 196.81 USD in total for the i360 campaign.

Usage and cost by model and operation: 196.81 USD, 9,426 calls and 6,444 web searches

the real case

The i360 campaign was built with this tool.

PeopleWorks used it to find who to offer i360, its data agent, to across Latin America. These are measured figures, from November 4, 2026.

1,855companies researched in 18 countries, in one day
465with a high fit, and 846 with a medium fit
812with at least one company channel to write to
≈ USD 195of AI in total: about 0.10 per company researched and 0.24 per reachable company
Generic inboxes 402 Contact forms 367 WhatsApp Business 411 LinkedIn pages 92
Live operations during the campaign: 195.03 USD spent in the cycle, 1,311 companies with a high or medium fit and 834 with a contact channel in 24 hours, and the pause button
The proof: live operations during the campaign, with spending against the limit and the pause button.

All of them are channels each company publishes on its own website. We don't publish reply rates yet: we don't promise meetings.

what you get

Your space, your budget, your data.

AI Web Analysis is rented to other companies. Each client works in its own space and with its own limits.

YOUR SPACE

You only see yours

Each client sees only its own data and has a monthly AI budget, with limits that stop the spending.

TO YOUR CRM

Excel or CSV

Everything in columns, ready for your CRM or your calling team.

TO DECIDE

Reports and an assistant

Analytics, reports, dashboards and an assistant to ask your data questions.

IN PLAIN SIGHT

Operations in view

What's happening, what it costs and a button to pause.

Already have a list? Upload it as Excel or CSV: AI Web Analysis merges duplicate companies, researches each one in public sources and gives you back the list classified, with its evidence, for you to review.

privacy, as a selling point

Company data. Never data about people.

It isn't good intentions: the code checks it.

Company data only

No names, no personal emails, no employee phone numbers. The portal rejects anything that isn't the company's.

Generic inboxes

The emails it keeps are the general inboxes the company publishes on its own website: info@, sales@.

The AI doesn't see people

The AI models never receive data about people, and neither does the assistant that answers about your data.

A person approves

A person approves every message, as is. Not being automatic is a strength: whoever writes, answers.

No cold WhatsApp

It notes the WhatsApp Business number the company publishes, but it isn't used to write to anyone who hasn't written first. Meta's policy forbids it.

Transparency with recipients

Every email explains how we found the company and how to ask us not to write again. This is how we do it: how we found you.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work for my industry?

If you sell to other companies, yes. You describe your product and ideal customer, pick countries and a focus, and the study finds the companies that fit.

Does it write to companies on its own?

No. It drafts the first message with a fact the company publishes, and a person approves it as is before it goes out.

What does it keep about each company?

What the company publishes about itself on its website: what it does, its branches and cities, what it sells and its general contact channels. Never data about people.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It's a service on the PeopleWorks server. You sign in and work in your own space.

How much does it cost?

It depends on your countries and how many companies you want to research. We'll tell you in the demo. What you always control is the monthly AI limit.

Can I see it without my data?

Yes. The portal has a demo mode with made-up data, and that's what we use to show it to you.

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