The Sirveil Exposure Verification API is available in AWS Marketplace
Some news we're genuinely excited about: the Sirveil Exposure Verification API is now available in AWS Marketplace, as a public, priced listing your procurement team can subscribe to today.
What it does
One call answers one question: is this person's information currently indexed on this website?
You send an identity — first and last name required, plus the strongest identifiers you have (phone beats email beats street address) — and a domain. Any bare hostname; there is no allowlist. You get back one of three answers:
indexed— found, with the source URL, the matching snippet, and the retrieval timestamp.not_indexed— a name-shaped query ran against the site's search index and returned nothing. That is evidence of absence from the index we read, dated and sourced — and the response body says exactly that, so nobody downstream can quietly upgrade it into more than it is.indeterminate— we could not tell. It's a first-class answer, never dressed up as a clean negative. A name with no other identifier will always land here, by design: a name alone cannot tell your subject apart from everyone who shares it.
Every response — including every error — carries the version stamps of the logic that produced it, so any answer can be traced and reproduced later. That's the property that makes a verdict usable in an audit workpaper, a client deliverable, or an agent pipeline, instead of just a status light.
The full scan
The $0.35 scan runs the same question wide: a base sweep queries a pinned set of twelve high-traffic people-search domains, and the findings are classified against — and coverage reported over — the full registry of 548 domains built from California's public data-broker register plus a curated priority set. Every scan names, by name, the domains it did not reach. We publish our own gaps, because a coverage claim you can't verify is just a vibe.
Scans run synchronously by default — one plain POST, report in the response body, about two and a half minutes for a typical run (verifications return in one to two seconds; median 890 ms, p95 1,463 ms). Prefer async? Send Prefer: respond-async and poll the job.
Pricing that fits how teams actually buy
$0.10 per verification. $0.35 per full scan. Failed or unserved calls bill $0.00. No subscription, no minimum, no seats — and because it's metered through AWS Marketplace, it lands on the AWS bill your procurement already approves.
The fence, in plain sight
Sirveil is not a consumer reporting agency and API output is not a consumer report. The API may not be used for any purpose the Fair Credit Reporting Act governs — no hiring, tenancy, credit, insurance, or eligibility decisions — and never for stalking, harassment, or doxxing. Face-search and biometric-identification domains are refused before a query is built and before a cent is spent. Service is offered to businesses established in the United States; subjects are US persons.
Get started
The listing is live in AWS Marketplace — search "Sirveil." Keys are hand-issued while we're early; we size every account personally. Details, docs, and the request to get one: sirveil.ai/for-business.
The Sirveil Exposure Verification API is documented at ai.sirveil.ai/docs/api, with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec and a Postman collection. It is metered through AWS Marketplace. United States coverage only.