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Keaz Signals vs store directories
Looking for an alternative to a store directory? A directory is a map. A signal is a reason to leave the house.
Choose a store directory if
→You are browsing markets and want cheap store research.
→You only need counts and examples, not outreach.
→You want to look up single stores manually.
Choose Keaz if
→You want verified contacts, not just store names.
→You want to know what happened this week, not what exists.
→You want campaigns running on top of the data.
A store directory answers one question well: which stores exist, and what technology do they run. That is useful for research and for building a target list.
It does not answer the question that decides whether outreach works: which of these stores did something this week that makes contacting them worthwhile, and who exactly do I write to. A directory is a map. A signal is a reason to leave the house.
Directories are also priced and structured around lookups rather than campaigns, so the contact data and the sending usually live somewhere else. See what is actually in the database and the signals we track.
| Keaz Signals | Store directories | |
|---|---|---|
| Core idea | Buying signals with contacts | Searchable store directory |
| Stores covered | Shopify and WooCommerce, EU and NA | Varies, often very broad |
| Live buying signals | ✓ | – |
| Contact data included | Yes, including non listed founder addresses | Store level, enrichment usually needed |
| Email written for you | Yes, from the signal | No |
| Sending built in | ✓ | – |
| Data refresh | Weekly, every signal timestamped | Varies |
| Access model | Free tier, capped per market by design | Lookup or export based |