Filtering the brand database

The Brands page has a full filter sidebar so you can narrow the database down to exactly the kind of company you want to pitch. Filters stack together, so each one you add tightens the result set.

Open the filters

On the Brands page, click the Filters button next to the search bar (on mobile it is the filter icon). A sidebar slides in with a search box at the top and a list of collapsible filter sections. A small count badge shows how many filters are active, and Clear all resets them.

You can also type into the Search by name or website... box at the top of the page to find a specific brand directly.

The available filters

Each section expands when you click it. A green dot marks a section that is currently active, and each has its own Clear link.

• Industry — pick Select industries and check from the list (apparel & fashion, cosmetics, food & beverages, health, wellness & fitness, and many more), or choose Is known / Is unknown.
• Country — search and check one or more countries.
• Employees — set an Is between min and max headcount, or Is known / Is unknown.
• Web Traffic — filter by estimated monthly traffic with Is between min/max, or known/unknown.
• Company Age — filter by years since founded using Is between (in yrs), or known/unknown.
• Ad Library — Is known surfaces brands that run Meta ads; Is unknown shows those that don't.
• Technologies — find brands by the tools they use, like Klaviyo, Gorgias, ReCharge, or GRIN. Search the list, or use Is known / Is unknown. Selecting several narrows to brands using all of them.
• Social Media — require a presence on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter.
• Verified Contacts — choose Yes to only show brands where we have already verified contacts, or No. Note: "No" doesn't mean a brand has no contacts, just that we haven't verified them yet.

Sort and review

Click any column header in the results table — Brand, Traffic, Employees, Industry, Country, or Founded — to sort by it; click again to flip the direction. Use the page navigation at the bottom to move through results.

Tip: If you would rather describe what you want in plain language, let Scout find brands for you and apply the filters automatically.