Find the visitor ID tool that fits your business.
Tell us what you sell, who’s on your team and which tools you already run. Get a ranked shortlist of tools that turn anonymous website visits into companies and people you can follow up with.
Free, about two minutes. Published and sponsored by Maverick Intelligence.
Describe your business
What you sell, who’ll use the tool, your traffic, your CRM and what you want out of it.
We match it to the tools
Your answers are scored against what each tool says it does on its own website.
Get a ranked shortlist
Five tools, the reasons each one fits, and anything worth knowing before you book a demo.
Tell us about your business
Eight quick questions. The more you pick, the sharper your shortlist.
Not every tool de-anonymizes the same way
Before you compare prices, know which of these you actually need. It’s what our matcher weighs.
People or companies
Some tools tell you a company visited. Others name the person, with their title, LinkedIn and email. Some only name people in certain countries.
Where the alerts land
A visit is only useful if someone acts on it. Look for alerts in Slack or Teams and a native sync to the CRM your team lives in.
What your ads bring in
If you run Google, LinkedIn or Meta ads, some tools show which companies or people your campaigns brought to the site and help you retarget them.
AI agents, too
Assistants like ChatGPT and Claude now read websites for their users. A few tools show which agents visited and what they read.
Who’s behind this list
De-anonymize.com is published and paid for by Maverick Intelligence. We built it to help teams compare visitor identification tools, and we think ours is the best fit for most of them. We’d rather say so up front than dress it up as an independent review.
- Rankings are Maverick Intelligence’s own view.
- Maverick’s product gets a fixed weighting in the score.
- Facts about other tools come from their own websites, with links.
- Need a free plan or EU hosting? Another tool will rank first.
Good to know
What is website visitor de-anonymization?
Most people who visit a website leave without filling in a form. Visitor identification tools match those anonymous visits to the companies, and sometimes the people, behind them, so your team knows who was interested and can follow up.
Who publishes De-anonymize.com?
Maverick Intelligence publishes and pays for this site, and Maverick Intelligence is one of the tools we rank. The ranking reflects Maverick’s own view and gives its product a fixed weighting, so it comes first for most businesses. It is not an independent review.
When does another tool come first?
When you tell us something Maverick Intelligence doesn’t offer publicly: you need a free plan, you need your data hosted in the EU, or you sell products to consumers rather than businesses. In those cases the tool that fits better ranks first.
Where do the facts about other tools come from?
From each vendor’s own website, checked in November 2026. Every listing on the tools page links to the pages we read. Products change, so confirm the details with the vendor before you buy.
Is it legal to identify website visitors?
Rules differ by country and by what data a tool collects. Some tools only name visitors in certain countries for that reason. Talk to your legal or privacy lead about your own site, and ask each vendor how it handles consent.