Email list of companies using marketing & sales technology

It covers companies running any major marketing automation engine — Marketo, Salesforce Account Engagement (Pardot), Oracle Eloqua, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo and more — in one ICP-scoped list, with each record tagged by the exact platform the company operates. Rather than buying a separate frozen file per tool, you describe your ideal customer once and we assemble the slice across whichever automation stacks fit, verified by people and rebuilt on a cycle.

We read live signals, not guesswork: tracking scripts and form handlers on the marketing site, MAP-specific job postings for demand-gen and marketing-ops roles, deliverability and sending-domain footprints, and partner-ecosystem records. The platform tag on every contact reflects the engine the company runs today, which is why we re-confirm it on a cycle instead of shipping a label that was accurate two years ago.

Either way. Want only Marketo accounts in B2B SaaS? Done. Want HubSpot and ActiveCampaign shops under 500 employees plus Eloqua estates in financial services? Also done. Because the list is built to your ICP rather than pulled from a fixed per-tool catalog, the platform mix is yours to define — down to the edition or tier wherever we can read it.

It shifts by company size and platform. In smaller teams on ActiveCampaign or HubSpot, a Demand Generation Lead or single Marketing Operations Manager often owns the whole stack. In mid-market and enterprise running Marketo or Eloqua, a Marketing Automation Specialist administers the instance, a VP of Marketing champions the spend, and the CMO signs. We map every layer so outreach reaches the operator and the approver.

No. A technographic export hands you a stale platform flag and a job title. We assemble the record around the person who matches your ICP — their seat in the buying committee, the engine and tier they run, the CRM and analytics tools wired alongside it — checked by a human before it ships and refreshed on a cadence. The difference is built-to-order versus pulled-off-a-shelf.

Yes. A platform switch is the window when the marketing-ops team is most reachable. We flag accounts migrating off a legacy engine, layering a second tool for lifecycle email, replacing Pardot after a Salesforce review, or consolidating instances after an acquisition — so you reach the Marketing Operations Manager and Demand Gen Lead while the evaluation is live.

B2B technology and SaaS, financial services, e-commerce and retail, professional services, healthcare, and media run the broadest mix of engines. SaaS skews toward Marketo and HubSpot; e-commerce leans Klaviyo and ActiveCampaign; enterprise and regulated sectors hold Eloqua and Pardot. We build vertical-scoped lists with the right platform mix for each.

Marketing-ops people change roles and companies swap automation engines constantly, so a static file decays fast. We rebuild on a fixed cadence, re-confirm each operator against the current deployment, re-check the platform tag, and flag any record where the owner has moved on — so you are never emailing last quarter’s admin about a tool the company already replaced.

The real operators. We confirm the Marketing Operations Manager, Demand Generation Lead, and Marketing Automation Specialist through role-specific signals and team structure rather than lifting a name from a title field — so the contact you receive is the person whose hands are on the platform, alongside the VP of Marketing or CMO who owns the budget.

Yes. Tell us the platforms, industries, company-size band, and the roles you want — Marketing Operations Manager, Demand Generation Lead, Marketing Automation Specialist, VP of Marketing, or CMO — and we will assemble a free sample to spec across the engines that fit. No credit card, no commitment.