About Lusha
B2B contact data that starts in a Chrome tab.
Lusha was founded in 2016 by Yoni Tserruya and Assaf Eisenstein as a self-service B2B contact platform with a Chrome extension at the centre of the motion. The company sits in Tel Aviv and has grown to a reported 280,000-plus revenue teams and over 670,000 sales professionals on the platform, with a contact graph the company puts at around 220 million data entries.
The product covers four pieces sales teams genuinely touch: a verified contact and company database, a Workspace that pulls CRM data and buying signals into one prospecting view, a Chrome extension that surfaces emails and direct dials on LinkedIn, and an API plus webhooks layer for CRM enrichment and sequence handoff. The compliance pitch is GDPR-ready with legitimate-interest framing, ePrivacyseal certification, ISO 27701 and CCPA processes documented in the public privacy centre, which matters when an EU sales team has to defend how a contact ended up in an outbound list.
The reason to pull Lusha into a warehouse is that the credit-and-extension motion hides the metrics finance and RevOps need most. Reveal credits spent per booked meeting, contact-decay on enriched records, ICP-fit on accounts the team is touching, and the share of intent signals that ended in a sequence reply all live in the gap between Lusha, the CRM and the engagement tool. Next to billing and pipeline, that data turns into a real prospecting picture instead of a credit-counter in the extension.