01 · MARKET DEFINITION
A frozen ICP hypothesis
One business-readable definition with explicit inclusion and exclusion rules.
Managed market intelligence
Turn your best customers into a verified market worth pursuing.
Send 5–30 good-fit domains, exclusions, or an existing account list. Semantil combines its own web crawl, semantic retrieval, public business evidence, and ShopRank commerce depth when relevant. You receive a prioritised market with explicit reasons, a validation result, and known limitations — not another dashboard to operate.
No account required. Replies within two business days during the pilot.
The pilot output
A market your team can act on.
Every researched sample uses the same decision contract. No hidden scoring and no large export before the validation result is clear.
02 · PRIORITISED MARKET
Companies ranked A, B, or C
A verified shortlist, closest known examples, and rejected segments kept out.
03 · REASONS
Evidence behind every pursuit
Concrete fit reasons with observed, matched, and modelled evidence kept separate.
04 · VALIDATION
A visible PASS or FAIL
Precision, invalid domains, duplicates, unresolved cases, and known limitations.
Measured Semantil scale and experience
250.83M
company domains searchable now
<100 ms
measured search engine response
1.12B
historical domain observations
Since 2017
building company intelligence
Measured 2026-07-11 against the live Semantil index. The latency figure is the p95 acceptance gate for the core search engine and excludes browser and network time.
Measured data coverage
Verified stores
7.95M
verified active online stores
Stack fingerprints
3.34M
distinct detected technology combinations
Registry matches
1.05M
VAT or company-registration IDs matched
30-day freshness
93%
of active stores scanned within 30 days
Measured 2026-07-10 on commerce snapshot 2026-07-09 using live, verified e-commerce sites not in maintenance. A stack fingerprint is a distinct combination of detected technologies.
An anonymised record, decomposed
Six evidence layers. Zero exposed identity.
We can demonstrate the model without publishing the company behind the profile. Observed, matched, and modelled signals remain visibly separate.
UK material-handling retailer
Company identity withheld by design.
Anonymised current-data example
MODELLED
Niche
Material Handling Equipment
MODELLED
Merchant size
Top 5% size band
High model confidence
MODELLED
Technology readiness
Advanced tech maturity
OBSERVED
Technology stack
Shopify + 17 technologies
OBSERVED
Platform change
BigCommerce → Shopify
High-confidence detected migration
MATCHED
Public identity
GB registry identity matched
Observed signals come from direct or historical scans. Matched signals reconcile public identifiers. Modelled signals support ranking and require review. Models are evidence, not audited statements. The company name, domain, identifiers, and source links are deliberately withheld. Example scan: 2026-06-23.
Two layers, one outcome
Semantil maps the market. ShopRank adds commerce depth.
Semantil searches and ranks companies across the web. When a pilot involves online merchants, the agent can add ShopRank evidence from data operations running since 2017. The result states which evidence supported each decision and what can be delivered repeatedly.
Semantil market layer
- Domain and web metadata
- Country, language, technology
- Category, topic, and lookalikes
- Search, API, MCP, and CSV
Commerce evidence layer
- VAT and registry matching
- Merchant-size and cross-border signals
- Payments and logistics when in scope
- Commerce-specific validation
The first pilot
One request. One decision-ready market.
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Send evidence
5–30 good-fit domains, target markets, and a few bad fits if you have them.
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We test the pattern
The agent combines search, category, technology, size, and exclusion evidence across the index.
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You get a reviewed sample
A frozen market definition, ranked companies, reasons, validation status, known limitations, and a fixed-scope paid next step.
Semantil Agent pilot
Show us what a good customer looks like.
A small, specific input is more useful than a long brief. Paste the domains and add one sentence about the market you want to reach.
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