The short answer
Bizzy is a B2B company-data and sales-prospecting platform built by Bizzy AI BV in Ghent, Belgium. Sales and marketing teams use it to find companies that fit their ideal customer profile, see what is changing at those companies, reach the right people and push the result into their CRM. Its data is deepest in Belgium, where it comes from the official registers: the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/CBE), the National Bank's filed annual accounts and the Belgian Official Gazette. Other European countries, the Netherlands included, are covered through Creditsafe data. Plans are called CORE, BOOST and SCALE; you can start for free without a credit card, and prices are not published.
This page is written by Bizzy about Bizzy. It sticks to facts you can check in the product or on our public pages, and it links to the comparisons where we measure ourselves against other tools.
Company facts
Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
Legal name | Bizzy AI BV |
Headquarters | Ghent, Belgium |
Co-founders | Hendrik Keeris (CEO) and Steve Declercq (CCO) |
What it is | A B2B company-data and signals platform with AI agents for prospecting |
Who it is for | Sales, marketing, RevOps and recruitment teams selling to companies |
Deepest market | Belgium (official register data) |
Other countries | Other European countries, the Netherlands included, through Creditsafe data |
Plans | CORE (free start, up to 3 seats), BOOST (up to 15 seats), SCALE (up to 25 seats, API) |
Languages | Website in English, Dutch and French |
Website | bizzy.ai |
Where Bizzy's data comes from
Bizzy keeps two linked records for every company: the commercial company (description, industry, size band, contacts, technology, website visits, vacancies) and the legal entity behind it (VAT number, legal form, NACEBEL codes, establishments, filed accounts, directors, ownership, publications). One company can have several legal entities.
Data | Source |
|---|---|
Legal entity identity, legal form, NACEBEL codes, establishments (Belgium) | Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/CBE) |
Filed annual accounts, employees in FTE (Belgium) | National Bank of Belgium, Central Balance Sheet Office |
Appointments, restructurings and other publications (Belgium) | Belgian Official Gazette |
Company data outside Belgium | Creditsafe |
General company contact details | Company websites, Google Maps listings, Facebook and LinkedIn profiles |
Employee emails and phone numbers | Validated through providers such as Prospeo |
Job vacancies | PredictLeads (from company websites); in Belgium also VDAB |
Technology in use | Detected on company websites |
Website visitor identification | Powered by Snitcher; identifies companies, not individual people |
One limit worth knowing: most small Belgian companies file abbreviated accounts in which turnover is optional, so Bizzy shows revenue only where a company actually filed it. Why revenue is often missing explains what to use instead.
What you can do with it
Search. Build a segment by combining company, legal and people filters: location with radius search, legal form, NACEBEL code, joint committee (Belgium), employees and headcount growth, financials, technology, vacancies, topic search across website content and lookalikes of your best customers.
Agents. A lead generation agent that keeps delivering companies matching your description, a research agent that answers questions about an account, and a monitoring agent.
Signals. Job changes, new vacancies, website visits and events, each with a source and a date. Registry events such as appointments and restructurings arrive through the Official Gazette publications.
Website visitors. See which companies visit your site, how often and which pages they read, with an intent score. Bizzy shows the company, never the individual person. How it works.
Companion. A chat assistant inside the product that builds target lists, answers questions about companies, enriches a CSV and sets up agents in plain language.
Activation. Lists, CSV and Excel exports, pushes to your CRM or sequencer, a Chrome extension, Slack and Teams, and a REST API on SCALE. How to push companies to your CRM and how to enrich a CSV show the steps.
Plans and pricing
Bizzy has three plans. CORE is the free starting point, with up to 3 seats. BOOST adds lead generation agents and round-robin lead routing, with up to 15 seats. SCALE adds the API, criteria-based lead routing, multiple teams, premium onboarding and a dedicated customer success manager, with up to 25 seats; single sign-on is an add-on. Prices are not published: you start for free, without a credit card, and talk to the team when you need more. The full feature grid is on the pricing page.
What Bizzy is not
Not a person-level visitor tracker. It identifies the company behind a visit, not who clicked.
Not a register for every country. Official register data is Belgian; elsewhere Bizzy relies on Creditsafe data.
Not a mobile-number specialist. Teams that live on direct dials across Europe often pair a platform like Bizzy with a contact provider.
How Bizzy compares
We compare Bizzy with other tools on published facts, and say where the other tool is the better choice: the best B2B data providers in Belgium, Bizzy vs Leadinfo, Bizzy vs Companyweb, Bizzy vs Cognism and Bizzy vs Apollo.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bizzy? A B2B company-data and sales-prospecting platform from Ghent, Belgium, with official Belgian register data, contacts, signals, website visitor identification and AI agents in one workspace.
Who owns Bizzy? Bizzy is built by Bizzy AI BV, a Belgian company based in Ghent, co-founded by Hendrik Keeris (CEO) and Steve Declercq (CCO).
How much does Bizzy cost? You can start for free on the CORE plan without a credit card. BOOST and SCALE are paid plans; prices are not published and depend on seats and needs.
Which countries does Bizzy cover? Belgium most deeply, from the official registers. Other European countries, the Netherlands included, through Creditsafe data.
Does Bizzy have an API? Yes. The Bizzy Public API is a REST API with search, company, legal entity, list, export, enrichment and agent endpoints. It is included in the SCALE plan.
Is Bizzy GDPR compliant? Bizzy follows EU data protection principles and stores data primarily on servers in the EU. Website visitor identification works at company level only.
Photo: the Graslei in Ghent, Martinvl, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons