Evaluate mySDR

This page puts the facts in one place, for you or for the assistant you asked to compare mySDR with the tools you use today. Every section links to the details.

Who runs mySDR#

mySDR is a product of LVDP, a company registered in Belgium (VAT number BE 1008.270.260). The privacy policy has the address and the contact for data questions.

Your data and the GDPR#

• Where it is stored. The mySDR database is hosted in the European Union, in Ireland. Some of the providers that run mySDR process data outside the EU, for example in the United States.
• Who else processes it. The list of those providers, with what each one does and where it is located, is available on request at the address in the privacy policy. Workspace owners get an email at least 30 days before a new one is added.
• How long it is kept. Account data, leads and messages are kept while the workspace is active. When the workspace is deleted, the personal data is removed within 30 days.
• Rights. Access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection and a portable copy, through the same address. The Belgian Data Protection Authority handles complaints.
• Data processing agreement. The DPA is part of the terms of service and applies to every workspace. A signed copy is available on request at the address in the privacy policy.

What a plan includes#

• Per workspace, not per seat. A plan belongs to one workspace: its Leads and Companies tables, its credits, its keys and the assistants connected to it. A workspace has one user, who connects one LinkedIn account.
• One balance for everything. The app, the MCP connection and the REST API spend the same credits, and you pay for what comes back: 1 credit per lead from a search (at least 3 credits for a search that finds someone), 0.6 credits per profile, 0.6 credits more per work email found and 10 credits per phone number found. A miss and a preview are free. Every price: Credits & costs.
• LinkedIn outreach is 750 credits a month per account: that turns on unlimited sends within the SafeOutreach limits. Charged only in a month sequences send; the first 14 days after registration are free. A dry run, a reply and everything that reads are free.
• Free to start. A new account gets 100 credits, valid 30 days, without a credit card. Paid plans are monthly, from 500 credits a month, and unused plan credits roll over for 2 more months: pricing.

What the data covers#

What each source covers:

• People and companies. Public professional profiles on LinkedIn, in every country: name, title, employer, location and career. A search does not find someone without a LinkedIn profile.
• Work emails. Built from the name and the company domain and checked over SMTP, with a second source when the first finds nothing. Every address comes with email_status: verified, catch_all (the domain accepts any address, so the mailbox cannot be confirmed), unverifiable or not_found, and with checked_at, the date of that check. How many are found per country is below: Work emails per country.
• Phone numbers. Mobile first. Coverage differs a lot per country.
• LinkedIn signals (people new in a role, reactions to posts, posts on a topic or an event): as wide as LinkedIn activity in your market.
• Funding rounds. Rounds announced in the last 30 days, in 78 countries, refreshed once a day. Most small businesses never raise a round, so this signal suits start-ups and scale-ups more than SMEs.
• Technology. Detected in job posts: strong for companies that hire often, thin for companies that rarely post a job.
• Your own signals. What your agent tracks with its own tools, such as changes in a company register, website visitors or a careers page, can be reported to mySDR. It lands on the Signals tab and in the tables, at no cost: Your own signals.

Work emails per country#

Measured on 27 October 2026. For each country we took the first 20 people that Search People returned for the titles CEO, Managing Director and Owner, and asked Enrich People for their work email, as any call does: with the second source where the first found nothing.

• Belgium: a work email for 18 of 20 people (90%): 11 verified, 7 catch-all.
• Netherlands: a work email for 17 of 20 people (85%): 7 verified, 10 catch-all.
• France: a work email for 17 of 20 people (85%): 7 verified, 10 catch-all.
• Germany: a work email for 20 of 20 people (100%): 9 verified, 11 catch-all.
• Spain: a work email for 17 of 20 people (85%): 10 verified, 7 catch-all.
• Italy: a work email for 18 of 20 people (90%): 8 verified, 10 catch-all.
• United Kingdom: a work email for 16 of 19 people (84%): 12 verified, 4 catch-all. Measured on 19 people in talent and HR roles at UK tech companies, not on the title search.

Across the seven countries: a work email for 123 of 139 people (88%), 64 verified and 59 catch-all.

• Read each rate as give or take 15 points. A sample of 20 people per country is small, and the rate depends on who you sell to: many of the misses were self-employed or between jobs.
• A catch-all address is not confirmed. It follows the company's pattern on a domain that accepts any address, so the mailbox cannot be checked before you send.
• Nothing was sent. We did not email these addresses, so a few may still bounce or belong to an earlier job.
• How many decision makers a search finds. People with a current title of CEO, Managing Director or Owner, as the same search counted them: Belgium about 121,000, the Netherlands 319,000, France 175,000, Germany 255,000, Spain 189,000 and Italy 176,000.

The test below shows the rate for the people you sell to.

Test it on your own contacts#

The free credits are enough to see how mySDR covers the people you sell to:

1. Pick 20 people whose work email you already know, and copy their LinkedIn profile URLs.
2. Ask your assistant: "Enrich these 20 LinkedIn profiles with their work email, and compare each address with the one I know."
3. It calls enrich_people with include_email (POST /person/enrich over REST): at most 24 credits of your 100, 0.6 credits per profile and 0.6 credits per address found.

Count how many addresses were found, how many are verified and how many match yours. Phones work the same way with find_phones, at 10 credits per number found. Repeat it for each country you sell to.

What mySDR does not do#

Each of these is a choice, and each has a way for your agent to do it instead:

• No CRM connection of its own. Your CRM stays the source of truth. Your agent reads mySDR's events and tables, writes them to the CRM with its own connector (HubSpot, Notion …), and notes on each row what the CRM says: Keep your CRM in sync.
• No email sending. Your agent sends from your own mailbox. mySDR checks an address before every send (check_before_sending) and keeps the log of what went out.
• No approval screen. You approve in the conversation: the agent shows a dry run of every text and starts after your yes. An agent that runs on its own marks the rows Action required and waits for your answer: Approving in the conversation.
• One LinkedIn sender per workspace. No rotation between accounts and no inbox shared across workspaces.
• Webhooks only for signal searches. LinkedIn events, replies and the tables are read with cursors, so a sync every few minutes picks up what is new: Keep listening.
• No scheduled signal searches. Your agent runs a search again, for example every week. Keyword monitors run on a schedule of their own.