Anysite.io
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Anysite.io lets you ask an AI agent for B2B lead lists. It plugs into Claude, Cursor and others, so you skip scrapers and SQL.
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Anysite.io launched today with a simple pitch: ask an AI agent for the B2B list you want, and get it back without writing queries or maintaining scrapers. The company says it can build and enrich lists by company geo, industry and size, then add the people inside those companies, along with current job titles and emails.
The hook here is where it lives. Anysite.io is positioned as a B2B data layer inside the AI tools people are already using, including Claude, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode. It works over MCP or a REST API, so the selling point is not a new dashboard to learn. It’s the promise that outbound data collection can start the same day.
That’s a neat fit for the current wave of agent-first software. Instead of sending sales teams off to manage scraping jobs and brittle data pipelines, Anysite.io is trying to make the agent itself do the busywork. The company is backing that pitch with a Product Hunt launch, where it shows a 5.0 rating from 2 reviews and 298 followers.
The broader story is less about lead lists than about where this kind of work is moving. If AI agents are becoming the interface, then data tools that hide the plumbing will have a clear advantage. Anysite.io is betting that outbound teams would rather ask than build.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is exactly the kind of boring software AI should be eating first: lead gen, enrichment, and all the scrappy little chores that waste human afternoons. The open-model crowd will love the agent plumbing, but the real winner is whoever makes the data less of a mess and the sales pitch more of a machine. Plenty of AI startups want to feel magical; fewer are willing to be useful.
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