Six tools, five subscriptions,
and a CSV in between.
That is how most teams find customers. Govarova does the same job in one place: find the companies, turn them into contacts, verify the addresses, run the outreach, and catch what comes back.
No credit card. Nothing is charged when the trial ends.
The problem is not that the tools are bad. It is that they do not talk.
The prospecting tool finds the companies. It cannot verify an address, so you pay a verifier. The verifier cannot send, so you pay a sequencer. The sequencer does not know who replied last quarter, so you pay for a CRM. Every join between them is a person exporting a CSV and importing it somewhere else — and every export is a chance for the list to go stale, get duplicated, or quietly lose the one field that mattered.
You are not paying five subscriptions for five capabilities. You are paying five subscriptions and doing the integration by hand.
The usual stack
- Prospecting tool
- Email verifier
- Sequencer
- CRM
- Review tool
- Chat widget
Five logins, five invoices, and a CSV between each one.
Govarova
- All of it
One login. One invoice. The list never leaves the platform.
Five steps, in the order you would actually do them
Every screen below is the real product, captured while using it — not a mockup.
01 Build the list
Start with the companies, not the people
Search a company database by the attributes that actually predict fit — industry, size, location, technology — and keep only the ones worth writing to. Selling to consumers instead? The same search runs over local businesses: plumbers, dentists, restaurants.
- Filter B2B companies by the firmographics that matter
- Search local B2C businesses by trade and area
- Save straight into a folder, ready to enrich
02 Turn companies into contacts
Paste domains. Get the people who work there.
This is the workhorse. Drop in up to 1,000 domains or company names and every row comes back enriched with names, job titles, verified emails and company data. The one control that decides everything is the filter: the default is “Give me the maximum contacts”, and maximum means everyone — the intern, the warehouse, the person who left.
- Up to 1,000 domains per upload
- Names, titles, verified emails and firmographics per row
- Narrow the filter and you get a list you can actually personalise
03 Verify before you send
A dead address does not just fail to arrive
It damages delivery to the addresses that are real. Every list runs through verification before it goes anywhere, and the same check is available as an API so you can block disposable and fake addresses at signup rather than cleaning them out of your database later.
- Catch invalid, disposable and trap addresses before the send
- Protect the sender reputation you have already built
- Same check as a real-time API at the point of registration
04 Run the outreach
Sequences, from the same list, without an export
Push a finished list straight into a multi-step cadence — no CSV round-trip, no re-import. Sending domains get warmed up first, because a brand-new domain that starts sending cold volume on day one is a domain that lands in spam by week two.
- Multi-step sequences with AI personalisation
- Domain warm-up before the first real campaign
- Opens, clicks and replies tracked per step
05 Catch what comes back
Replies land in a pipeline, not an inbox
Everyone who answers arrives in the CRM with the campaign that produced them still attached, so you can see which message earned the meeting. The chatbot does the same job for the traffic already on your site: qualify in three questions, capture the email, route it to the same pipeline.
- Deals and stages, with the source campaign attached
- Chatbot qualifies and captures visitors who never fill in a form
- One pipeline for outbound replies and inbound leads
What happened when we ran it
1,702
contacts returned from two domains
That is a real result from a real run, and it is also the warning. Two domains produced seventeen hundred people because the default filter is “Give me the maximum contacts” — and maximum means everyone. Narrow it, and you get the fifty people the message is genuinely for. A smaller list you can personalise is worth more than a large one you cannot, and this is the single setting most people miss.
We would rather tell you that here than let you find it out after the send.
See the full write-up →Thirteen tools. One subscription.
Every plan includes all of them. There is no tool you unlock by upgrading — plans differ by how much you can run, not by what you are allowed to touch.
Start free. Pay when it is working.
Seven days free, no card. Then a flat monthly price — no credit arithmetic, no per-seat surprise.
Every tool on every paid plan. Full pricing and quotas →
The questions people actually ask
You will notice there are no testimonials on this page.
That is deliberate. We are new, we have not collected reviews yet, and the alternative — a wall of invented five-star quotes next to stock-photo faces — is exactly what you would expect from a company selling you data you are supposed to trust.
So instead: every screenshot above is the real product. The knowledge base documents each feature and says plainly which ones we ran ourselves and which we only looked at. And when real customers do leave reviews, they will show up on the reviews page, verified against their account, or not at all.
Seven days is enough to know.
Build one list, enrich it, verify it, and send one sequence. If it does not beat the stack you are paying for now, you have lost a week and nothing else — there is no card on file.
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