Tables.so
Product Hunt Jens Bjerregaard
Tables.so says plain-English prompts can find and score leads from 300M+ verified contacts. It also shows emails, phone numbers, and where each answer came from, so sales teams can check the work.
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Tables has launched again, and this time it’s trying to take a chunk out of the most boring part of sales: figuring out who to contact and why. The pitch is simple enough. Write what kind of customer you want in normal language, and Tables digs through more than 300M verified contacts to find matches, qualify them, and enrich the results.
The selling point isn’t just search. Tables says it returns a scored list with emails, phone numbers, and the sources behind each answer. That last part matters. If a system is going to make judgment calls about prospects, showing its work is the difference between useful automation and an expensive magic trick.
The product also plugs into the rest of a sales stack. Tables syncs with HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Attio, and it works on LinkedIn and inside Claude. That makes it less of a standalone toy and more of a layer that can sit where people already spend their day.
This is also the company’s second launch from Tables, which suggests the team is still iterating in public and trying to find the sharpest version of the product. The core idea, though, is already clear: spend less time on grunt work, get to a qualified list faster, and leave fewer guesses lying around in the pipeline.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI product: narrow, useful, and a little unromantic. The market is drowning in tools that promise to “transform” sales, when most teams would gladly settle for fewer tabs and less guesswork. Showing sources is the bare minimum, not a bonus feature, and that’s exactly why it matters.
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