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Clodo

Natural language people search for sales and hiring

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What Clodo is

Clodo is a search workbench for finding people rather than companies. You describe the profile you want in plain language, and it returns matches from a large index, ranked by fit and enriched with signals such as funding rounds, job changes, hiring velocity and tech stack.

Uploading a CSV for enrichment and drafting outreach from those results are part of the same flow.

What you can do with it

  • Search profiles with a natural language description
  • Filter and rank by person fit
  • Use funding, hiring and technology signals to time outreach
  • Upload a CSV and enrich it
  • Draft outreach emails grounded in the profile data

Who it is for

  • Sales development and growth teams
  • Founders doing their own prospecting
  • Recruiters and recruitment consultants
  • Agencies assembling niche contact lists

What to watch out for

  • Result quality depends on how well you describe the profile
  • Contact use must follow local privacy and anti-spam rules
  • Matching is not the same as being a good fit
  • Bulk sending from enriched data carries compliance risk

Pros & cons

✓ What we like

  • Natural language search beats fixed field filters
  • Signals help timing rather than just targeting
  • CSV enrichment fits existing lists

! What to watch out for

  • Compliance burden sits with the user
  • Vague prompts produce noisy results
  • Not a replacement for qualifying conversations

FAQ

Can it find candidates as well as buyers?

Yes. The homepage mentions buyers, hires and other contacts, though the core is profile search and matching.

How is it different from a contact database?

It searches from a described profile plus live signals rather than fixed field filters alone.

Is it suited to mass outreach?

It works better for finding high-fit people and reaching them individually; bulk sending needs compliance review.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-15

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