See who decides before you meet
Name an organisation and what you sell. Talia researches it from public sources and returns a graded org chart: every person, reporting line and claim with its grade, its source and its date.
Card required. 25 credits, enough for two organisations of up to 250 people each in the trial.
Head of GTM
Go-to-market: sales and commercial
Organisation's own source within 12 months, current, verified, no open conflict.
“Head of GTM”
tldraw.dev/company, the organisation's own website
As of 29 Oct 2026
Fetched by the research run, read by extraction
Confirmed by two sources: tldraw.dev, the person's own profile
Inferred. Both independent derivations agree.
From the sample report on tldraw, generated 29 Oct 2026
How it works
Four steps from a name to a report you can act on. Drag through them to see each one in the product.
Name the organisation
Give the organisation, and a division or site if you want one, and say in one line what you sell. Talia quotes the report in credits by the organisation's size before anything starts.
New research
Organisation
tldraw (tldraw.com)
What you sell, in one line
An AI assistant that answers customers' questions from the company's technical documentation
What you get
One report per organisation. Every part of it carries its evidence, so you can tell at a glance what is stated, what is inferred and how sure Talia is.
Org chart
Units and people at every level the public record supports, with reporting lines marked stated or inferred.
Buying group
For what you sell: the final decision maker, budget holder, technical evaluator, daily user, champion and procurement, each with reasons.
Current and former people
Who is in post now, who left, when they left and where they went.
Advisors
A shortlist of independent people who know the organisation and could brief you.
Warm paths
Routes to key people through shared employers, boards, co authorship and public interactions.
A chat that cites
Ask about the organisation in plain words. Answers come only from stored claims, each one linked to its evidence.
Org chart, layers 1 to 3 · lines inferred, both derivations agree
Founder and CEO
Head of Engineering
Head of GTM
UK Sales Lead
US Sales Lead
How sure, claim by claim
In the sample, even the founder is graded MED: his newest own source is more than 12 months old.
Old pages never confirm that someone is still in a role, however many agree. A person's own current profile outweighs other pages about them, and anyone whose newest evidence is stale is checked again before they are shown.
- HIGH
- Stated by the organisation's own source (site, filing, registry, official release) within 12 months, current, checked, not contradicted.
- MED
- The person's own current profile, another credible source, or an inferred line where two independent derivations agree.
- LOW
- A stale or scraped source, a contradicted claim, or an inferred line without agreement.
Founder and CEO
Leads the company directly
Organisation's own source older than 12 months.
tldraw.dev/blog/announcing-tldraw-series-a, an official release, 9 Apr 2025
sec.gov, a filing naming the Chief Executive Officer, 11 Apr 2024
Confirmed by two sources; none of them recent enough for HIGH
Titles in the sample: 18 HIGH, 7 MED, 2 LOW, 3 ungraded
Pricing
A report is priced by organisation size in credits and quoted before it starts. One credit is USD 0.99 in a pack or on the Starter plan; the Professional and Team plans include their monthly credits at a lower rate and top up at a discount.
Every plan starts with a 14 day free trial with 25 credits, enough for two organisations of up to 250 people each. For a larger organisation, buy a credit pack during the trial; the trial carries on. A card is needed; cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
$299a month
Works out at USD 0.85 a credit. Free for 14 days, then USD 299 a month from day 15 unless you cancel.
For account executives working large organisations.
- 350 credits a month: two very large organisations and a large one, or four large and a medium
- Two followed reports refreshed every month at no charge
- Top ups at USD 0.84 a credit, 15 percent off the list price
- Priority on the research queue
- Users: 1
Monthly plan credits roll over while you stay subscribed. Credits you buy in packs do not expire while your account is open. After you cancel, every remaining credit stays usable for 12 months.
Start the Professional trialThe full price list: report prices by organisation size, packs and refreshes
Questions, answered
What does Talia give me?
A report on one organisation: an org chart of its units and people with reporting lines, the buying group for what you sell, current and former people, advisors, warm paths to key people, and a chat that answers only from the claims in the report. Every person, line and claim shows its grade, its source and its as of date.
What do HIGH, MED and LOW mean?
They are evidence grades, which Talia calls Isnad grades after the chain of transmission used to judge a report. HIGH: stated by the organisation's own source (its site, a filing, a registry, an official release) within 12 months, current, checked and not contradicted. MED: the person's own current profile, another credible source, or an inferred line where two independent derivations agree. LOW: a stale or scraped source, a contradicted claim, or an inferred line without agreement. No model can raise a grade.
Where does the information come from?
Public sources only: the organisation's own website, annual reports and filings, company registries, official releases, news and trade press, and people's own public professional profiles. Lists from data providers are treated as leads to check, never as facts. A fact enters the report only when its exact words are found in a stored copy of the source.
How long does a report take?
Typically one to a few hours, depending on the size of the organisation and how much it publishes. You can follow the run live and you get an email when it finishes.
How much does a report cost?
A report is priced by the size of the organisation, in credits, and quoted before it starts: from 10 credits for an organisation of up to 250 people to 250 credits for one of over 50,000. One credit is USD 0.99 in a pack or on the Starter plan; the Professional and Team plans include their monthly credits at a lower rate and top up at a discount.
How does the free trial work?
The trial lasts 14 days and needs a card. It carries 25 credits, enough for two organisations of up to 250 people each. For a larger organisation, buy a credit pack during the trial; the trial carries on. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged.
What if something is not public?
Talia says so. "Not publicly stated" is a valid answer and is preferred to a guess. A buying group role with no good candidate is shown as a gap with the reason, and an inferred reporting line is marked as inferred.
Can a person ask to be removed?
Yes. Anyone can ask what Talia holds about them, or ask to be erased, on the data request page. An erased person is removed from every report and is not collected again.
Does Talia give email addresses or phone numbers?
No. Talia does not collect or supply email addresses, phone numbers or other contact details. A report names the people, their roles, their reporting lines and the buying group for what you sell, each with its source and date. You reach them through your own channels.
How is Talia different from a contact database such as ZoomInfo or Apollo?
Contact databases supply contact records across many organisations, with no evidence shown for each claim. Talia researches one organisation on demand, quotes and grades every claim with its source and date, and builds the buying group for what you sell. It supplies no contact details.
How is Talia different from LinkedIn Sales Navigator or TheOrg?
Sales Navigator searches LinkedIn's own member profiles and shows no reporting lines or sources. TheOrg is a public org chart edited by its users, without grades. Talia researches one organisation across many public sources, marks every reporting line as stated or inferred, and shows the grade, source and date of each claim.
Start with one organisation
The trial carries 25 credits, enough for two organisations of up to 250 people each: name one and what you sell, and read its graded org chart the same day. Working a larger organisation? Buy a credit pack during the trial; the trial carries on.