RB2B
RB2B identifies the individual people visiting your website (not just the company) and pushes those person-level signals straight to Slack so sales can act in minutes.
Best for: US-focused B2B teams that want the fastest, cheapest path to person-level website visitor signal.
RB2B made its name as the simplest way to turn anonymous US traffic into named LinkedIn profiles, with a setup that takes minutes and a free tier that lets you try the signal before paying. The pitch is speed: a visitor hits a key page, and the person shows up in Slack while intent is still warm.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes RB2B different from company-level visitor tools?
Most tools tell you which company visited. RB2B resolves traffic to individual people, which is far more actionable for 1:1 sales follow-up.
Does RB2B work outside the US?
Coverage is strongest for US-based visitors. Teams selling primarily into Europe should check match rates carefully before committing.
Is there a free version of RB2B?
Yes, there is a free tier, which is part of why it is an easy first visitor-ID tool to test.