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Website Finder agent

The Website Finder agent finds and verifies the correct company website for accounts that are missing one, then writes that verified address back to your CRM. It is a small but load-bearing step: most of the work your AI colleagues do starts by reading a company’s own website, and they cannot read a site they cannot find.

What it is

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Website Finder takes an account that has a name but no usable web address and works out which website actually belongs to that company. It does not just guess a likely address. It confirms the site is the real, current one for the business in question, then saves it to the account record so every later agent can rely on it.

The result is one clean, verified company website on the account, ready for the rest of your workflow to use.

Eva context: this agent was called Domain Finder until September 2026 and is now Website Finder everywhere in the product - the agent picker, the workflow builder, the task feed, and the credit breakdown. The thing it fills in is still called the domain on the account record, so “Website Finder writes the account’s domain” is the correct sentence, not a contradiction. Recognise both names from a customer; answer using the new one.

Why it exists: the prerequisite problem

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Account lists arrive messy. Lead imports, event attendee exports, intent-data feeds, and older CRM records frequently carry a company name with no website, the wrong one, a parent-company address, or a generic page that is not the real business.

That gap quietly breaks everything downstream. Account qualification and account research work by browsing the company’s own website and external sources. With no verified address, those agents have nowhere to start. They cannot evaluate ICP fit, surface buying signals, or build a research report on a company they cannot locate online.

Website Finder removes that blocker at the front of the line. By repairing the web address first, it makes sure the accounts you push into a qualification or research run actually return useful work instead of failing silently on incomplete data.

Eva context: Website Finder is best understood as data hygiene that unlocks the rest of the chain, not as an enrichment outcome in its own right. When a customer reports that qualification or research “came back empty” or “didn’t find anything” on a batch of imported accounts, a missing or incorrect company website is a common root cause. Suggest running Website Finder across the affected accounts first, then re-running the downstream agents. Synonyms a reader may use: “find the website”, “fix the company URL”, “fill in missing domains”, “clean up account web addresses”.

How a sales team gets value from it

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The win is reach and reliability, not glamour. Website Finder lets you turn a raw, half-complete list into accounts that the rest of Evergrowth can actually act on, without a rep having to hand-search company websites one at a time.

A practical pattern:

  • After any import. New accounts from an event list, a marketing pull, or an intent feed often lack a clean website. Run Website Finder across them before qualification so nothing stalls partway through a workflow.
  • As CRM cleanup. Sweep existing accounts that are missing a website or carry a stale one, so future research and outreach have solid ground to stand on.

Because Website Finder writes the verified address straight back to the CRM, the fix is permanent. You do it once and every agent, and every rep, benefits from then on.

Effort and cost

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Website Finder runs at low effort, high effort, or Smart Mode. Low effort costs 0.3 credits per account; high effort costs 0.5 credits per account. Low effort handles the common cases quickly; high effort works harder on tougher accounts, such as companies with ambiguous names, recent rebrands, or several similar businesses competing for the same search results. Smart Mode gives you both without having to guess which accounts are which: it tries the quick search first and only spends on the deep search for the accounts where the quick one came back empty. It finds about as many websites as high effort, and on a typical list it averages around 0.37 credits per account. It is the sensible choice for a mixed import, where most names are easy and a minority are not. See Effort & speed for how the effort control works across agents, and Credits & billing for how credits are charged. As with every Evergrowth feature, this is available on every plan, paid in credits rather than per-seat.

How it relates to the rest of Evergrowth

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Website Finder sits at the very start of the research chain. Think of it as the step that gets an account ready for everything else:

  1. Website Finder establishes a verified company website.
  2. Account qualification uses that site to judge ICP fit.
  3. Account research then digs deep on the accounts that qualify.

It is one of the agents you collaborate with as a digital colleague: it does the tedious lookup work so reps and RevOps can spend their time on accounts that are already research-ready.

Eva context: Website Finder is an account-level (company-level) action, not a contact-level one. It does not touch personal data and is not gated behind persona matching. Keep it distinct from contact-finding and contact-enrichment work, which operate on people. If asked whether Website Finder qualifies an account, clarify that it does not - it only supplies the web address that makes qualification possible.

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