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Firecrawl Alexandria: 12 people-data providers accessible with a single API key for AI agents

🕒 Published on Zendoric: November 4, 2026 · 00:20

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The downloaded content is the "People" category page of Alexandria, Firecrawl's catalog of data providers. It is not a long-form analysis but a product page, so this summary is limited to what the page explicitly states.

The downloaded content is the “People” category page of Alexandria, Firecrawl's catalog of data providers. It is a product page rather than an in-depth analysis, so this summary sticks to what the page explicitly states.

The pitch is to provide people data for AI agents: finding, enriching or verifying professional contacts and high-intent audiences. The page's examples include finding a company's VP of Sales, getting a work email from a LinkedIn profile, or building an audience from behavioral signals. The sample queries shown are “find sales leaders at Series B software companies,” “enrich a list of professional contacts,” “find a company's leadership team” and “verify work emails on my prospect list.”

The category brings together 12 providers, all callable with the same Firecrawl API key. The enrichment and sales search providers are: - Apollo: people and company enrichment, search by title and company, verified work emails, and company data such as funding, headcount and technologies. - FullEnrich: people and company search, profile lookup, firmographic data and verified contacts. - People Data Labs: identity resolution, enrichment and search from a profile, email, domain, ticker or name. - Data Legion: people and company enrichment, with separate tier-level and contact products.

Particle offers podcast intelligence: transcripts with labeled speakers, episode and show search, people who appear on shows, sponsors, rankings, and bias and brand-suitability analysis.

The rest are public and regulatory-compliance sources: - License verification from the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs. - Roll-call votes and the member roster of the U.S. House of Representatives (clerk.house.gov). - Public financial disclosures from the U.S. Senate (eFD). Using these requires acknowledging the applicable legal prohibitions. - The CMS NPI registry of healthcare providers. - OpenSanctions, with sanctions, politically exposed persons and entity profiles. - The UK sanctions list (FCDO), which the page says has about 6,400 designations across 31 regimes. - The City of Seattle, with the City Council roster, contact details and district lookup by coordinates.

For the UK list, the page warns that a match, or the absence of one, does not constitute a compliance determination.

The page places this category within a broader library (Marketing, Health, Finance, Public Records, Companies, Real Estate, Jobs, etc.). Its header announces a $75 million Series B for Firecrawl, which says it is backed by Y Combinator and holds SOC 2 Type II certification. The page includes no pricing, usage figures or data-quality comparisons. This material alone is therefore not enough to assess the coverage, accuracy or privacy implications of these providers.

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