Miligram positions itself as "contact intelligence for AI agents." Instead of working inside yet another standalone prospecting dashboard, you install a single connector into the AI tools you already use — Claude or ChatGPT — and then ask natural-language questions such as "How do I reach the founder of this company?" or "Find the team at this firm." The assistant calls Miligram's tools behind the scenes and returns sourced emails and direct phone numbers.
Under the hood there are two capabilities: a people-search function that surfaces everyone at a given company or domain, and a lookup function that resolves real emails and phone numbers for the names you care about. Every result carries a confidence mark, and the company says you are only charged when it actually finds something. This pay-for-results model plus a low entry price are the core of its pitch against larger sales-intelligence incumbents.
Pricing starts with ten free contacts and no credit card, then a Pro plan aimed at solo users who need a steady monthly volume of verified contacts, with an Enterprise tier for teams running bulk outreach, shared seats, priority throughput and SLAs. Note that Miligram is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Anthropic or OpenAI, even though it integrates with their assistants.
