Support

For every domain you check, Lirnoa returns one of four verdicts — flag, self-serve, review, or sales-ready — based on a trust score and ICP fit. Behind the verdict is a transparent breakdown of company registers, domain records, web presence, LinkedIn profiles, hiring signals, tech stack, and more.

You can check any company in three ways: use the /lirnoa command in Slack, search from the web dashboard, or call our REST API. Lirnoa begins analyzing the company immediately, streaming results as each data source completes. You'll see the full score and breakdown within seconds.

Lirnoa cross-references company registers across multiple EU countries and the US, domain age, SSL certificates, website content analysis, LinkedIn company profiles, financial filings, third-party reviews (G2, Capterra, Trustpilot), hiring activity, and detected tech stack. All data comes from publicly available sources.

Yes. Lirnoa is GDPR-compliant and hosted entirely in the EU. We only access publicly available data about the companies you ask us to check. We don't store your Slack messages or access any private workspace data. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

One credit equals one domain score, regardless of match criteria. If a domain fails to resolve or we can't find any data, no credit is used. Only successfully completed scores count against your monthly allowance.

No — credits reset at the start of each billing month on every plan. They don't roll over.

Yes! Lirnoa works in three channels: Slack (via the /lirnoa command), the web dashboard (login at lirnoa.com), and the REST API. All share the same scoring engine and your search history.

We currently pull company register data from the UK, Netherlands, Germany, France, and the United States, with more countries being added regularly. Domain, web, and LinkedIn analysis works globally.

Lists let you upload a CSV of target company domains. Lirnoa scores each one automatically and gives you a triage workspace to shortlist, dismiss, and export your working set.

Yes. Multiple files are merged into a single list. Duplicate domains are automatically removed. You can upload up to 5 files at once, with a maximum of 5,000 total rows.

The row is marked with an error status. The rest of the list continues normally. Common reasons include invalid domain names, unreachable websites, or DNS resolution failures. You can see error details by expanding the row.