Origami

Origami turns a website or customer profile into recommended lead generation plays, then finds companies, verifies contacts, and runs outreach sequences. It sources data live from 50+ sources and charges through a credit system.

Origami is a lead generation and outbound platform that starts from a website address or a plain-language customer profile. Instead of handing users an empty search form, it proposes a set of "plays", such as finding companies hiring salespeople, researching decision-makers at target accounts, reaching sales leaders who just started a new role, or drafting a LinkedIn post. Each play shows an example credit estimate before anything runs, and the user approves the ones worth launching. In practice, a prompt like "B2B SaaS companies that raised a Series A or B in the last 6 months and are hiring SDRs or AEs" produces a table of companies with a fit score, category, funding, headcount and a buying signal. A projected price per lead is displayed up front. From there the same workspace covers data enrichment, where the platform researches a business, identifies the decision-maker and verifies a work email, and a sequencer that prepares a personal introduction and a follow-up. A sender must be connected before messages go out. A website visitors play identifies companies returning to a site, and a content play produces a post with a branded visual. The data approach is the main differentiator. Origami says each prompt searches more than 50 sources in real time, including Google Maps, social profiles, job boards and company sites, rather than querying a static database. Emails run through a waterfall of five providers and phone numbers through nine, with validation before delivery. The site cites 100M+ companies and 350M+ profiles. The target buyer is an early-stage team that needs to reach hard-to-reach buyers without hiring a dedicated outbound operator. It sits between list-building tools, enrichment services and sales engagement platforms, bundling all three behind a chat-style interface. Pricing is credit-based: a free tier for previewing, a monthly Starter plan with a fixed credit allotment and top-ups, and a custom Enterprise tier. Teams that already run a mature, tightly tuned outbound stack may find less to gain than teams starting from scratch.