What you can ask for
Every kind of record SpecStream finds, each with a request to start from, the details you can ask for and the sources it reads to check them.
Choose a kind of record to see what you can ask for.
Shops, cafés, studios, and venues, with the things you’d normally call ahead to ask.
Ask for it like this
Dental practices in Florida with three or more locations. Leave out practices owned by a dental service organization. Include the website and phone number.
It opens as a draft. You review how it was read and the price before anything runs.
Details you can ask for
- Address
- Opening hours
- Phone
- Website
- Social profiles
- Category
- Services offered
- Independent or chain
- Cuisine
- Outdoor seating
- Wifi
- Delivery
- Rating
- Review count
- Price level
- Still open
Where it looks
Google Maps · OpenStreetMap · Overture Maps · Yelp · Local directories · Food Standards Agency (UK) · Business websites
Where SpecStream looks depends on the request and on what each source makes available. It reads public sources. Details you ask for come back with their sources; the ones nobody published stay marked as unknown.
Ask for exactly what you mean
A good request reads like a good brief. Say it the way you’d say it to a sharp colleague, and SpecStream reads it into parts you can check and change. Try one:
Fill in the blanks
Findinwith. Leave out. Include.
- How many100
- Findsoftware companies
- ✓ InGermany
- ✓ With50 to 500 employees and an open sales role
- ✕ Leave outagencies
- ↩ Bring backthe job post and the email
Longer requests work too. The parts SpecStream understands:
- What it has to have, with thresholds and combinations: “more than 50 employees,” “rated 4.5 or higher,” “in Lisbon or Porto,” “but not franchises.”
- Exclusions: chains, closed places, or anything without a website.
- Order and quantity: “the 25 most cited,” “newest first.”
- Required or optional details. Required ones need evidence before a result counts. Optional ones can come back empty without sinking the record.
Wording that could mean two things stays visible for you to settle, instead of quietly becoming a guess.
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On this page
- 01Each kind brings back the details it is known for.Sources →
- 02Every example opens as a draft.Getting started →
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