Kotka is a verified index of Canadian companies, with a date on every fact.
Three habits keep the index honest. Every fact carries the date it was last checked. A website is marked confirmed only after it has been checked against the company’s own name and phone. And nothing is harvested from customers’ inboxes or address books, ever.
Looking is free. Credits are spent only on reveals, exports and enrichment, and never twice for the same person.
Filter companies and people by industry and NAICS code, province and city, employee and revenue range, department and seniority. Count, page and build lists for free, up to a daily limit on results that keeps the database from being copied.
Free on every planName, address, company phone, website, NAICS code, size and revenue where known, and the date behind each field. Reading a record counts toward the same daily limit as search results.
Free on every planOwners, officers and directors with title, seniority and department mapped to a published taxonomy. Reading them is free; only a verified email is paid.
Free on every planEvery address is checked against the mail server before it is shown. A credit buys one the server confirms; one it cannot confirm is free. Re-viewing a contact you already revealed is free forever.
One credit per confirmed emailUpload a CSV with company names or domains and get the index fields back at the same credit price as the interface. Search results export as CSV.
Credits on export onlyEach record says when it was last checked, and companies that have closed are taken out of search.
IncludedEvery record carries a control to report an error and a request to be removed, answered by a person. Deletion propagates to exports.
Included

A free account includes free search and a starter allowance of credits. No card, no call.
Eight rules, published, so the bill is never a surprise.
Filtering, counting and list building never consume a credit. Each person can view a set number of search results a day, which keeps the database from being copied.
Company phone, address, industry and size cost nothing. Nothing is charged unless data is returned.
Nothing is charged unless an address comes back. Some domains accept mail for any address, so no mailbox can be confirmed there; that address is labelled unconfirmed, as our best guess, and is free too. A credit buys an address the mail server confirms.
A contact you have already revealed never costs a second credit.
Up to twice your monthly credits, while your subscription is active. Yearly plans get the same rollover as monthly, since credits are granted monthly on both. Plan credits expire when a cancelled subscription’s paid period ends.
Add the whole team. Each seat adds a monthly allowance of credits and export records to one shared balance, and the running balance shows before any action is confirmed.
Reading records costs nothing, up to a daily limit that keeps the database from being copied. A person costs a credit the first time they leave Kotka, and every exported row counts toward your plan’s monthly allowance.
No call, no forfeited plan credits during the cycle you have paid for.
A free account includes free search and a starter allowance of credits. See plans and the full rate card.
Every field on a Kotka record says when it was last checked. This is a real record from the index, shown exactly as a signed-in user sees it before spending anything.
No contributor network reading your mail, no address book upload. Every record is checked on its own merits and dated.
The electrician with nine staff and the dental clinic with two partners are covered like any public company.
A NAICS code on more than nine in ten companies, with a published crosswalk, rather than one self-reported label.
Kotka is a verified index of 3.59M North American companies, with a date on every fact. Search it the way you would describe a customer. Read any record for free. Spend a credit only when you want a verified email.