Upload a spreadsheet. Enrich missing data.
Start with names and places. BrainScraper fills in the rest — then you filter to the audience you want.
- Mobile number
- Address
- Age
- Zipcode
- State
- City
- Gender
- Estimated income
Pay as you go — 1¢ per enrichment.
Input → Enriched output
Sample data
Input
John Doe — Charlotte, North Carolina
Enriched output
John Doe
- Age
- 56
- Gender
- Male
- Phone
- (123) 456-8987
- Address
- 1234 Main Street
- ZIP Code
- 49047
- john.doe@email.com
- Estimated Income
- $80,000/year
Demonstration only — not a real person or contact record.
How it works
Scrape or export a starting list. Enrich the gaps. Keep only the rows that fit.
- 01
Upload your list
CSV or spreadsheet of names plus whatever you already have — city, state, ZIP, or a scrape export.
- 02
Enrich the gaps
Fill missing mobile numbers, emails, address, age, ZIP, state, city, and estimated household income.
- 03
Filter and export
Drop landlines, VOIP, age, income, or states you don’t want. Download the file or send it to your tools.
Scrape the names. Complete the dataset here.
Tools like Octoparse are for collecting names and cities from public pages and social lists. BrainScraper is the step after: upload that file, fill missing mobiles, emails, and estimated income, then filter out rows that don’t fit.
- Use the scrape you already ran
- Export names and locations from a scraper, a social list, or a spreadsheet you already keep. You don’t rebuild that pipeline to finish the contacts.
- Fill what the scrape left blank
- BrainScraper appends missing mobile numbers, emails, address, age, ZIP, state, city, and estimated household income where a match is available.
- Filter to the people you want
- Keep working-age rows, drop landline and VOIP lines, set ZIP household income, or limit states — then export only what remains.
- One cent per enrichment
- Wallet billing. Fund what you need and stop anytime. You remain responsible for consent and lawful use of contact data after enrichment.