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For developers building GTM agents, looot is a data API gateway that connects agents to enrichment, search, and social data providers through one key and prepaid balance, trying another provider when a lookup returns nothing.

Presence & Market Position

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SOV ScoreSOV Score — earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across Adam's curated panel of GTM voices, scored against the market. Earned only: a brand's own posts do not count. Not a quality rating, endorsement, or paid placement.

Tracked · below panel floor — earned mentions are accruing toward the next scored window.

Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →

looot is positioning itself as a shared data-access layer for GTM agents, bringing provider discovery, execution, and payment into one connection. Its public story centers on obtaining contact, company, search, and social data without managing a separate account for every provider. The product framing is oriented toward builders running agents in coding environments and MCP clients. Provider fallback is a central mechanism: a lookup can move to another provider within a chosen cost cap. Its broader footprint in GTM conversation is early.

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Business Profile

looot is an independent business founded by Walid Boulanouar, with a usage-based model built around prepaid access to data providers. Its public development record includes September and October 2026 releases covering agent workflows, provider fallback, and spending limits. Founder-authored material explains data sourcing and demonstrates tools built on the gateway. The business emphasizes paying for executed calls without a subscription. Founding date, funding, and employee scale remain unestablished in the current record.

Status
Independent
Scale stage
Startup
Type
GTM Developer Tools

Agent Readiness

93A
Agent ReadinessAgent Readiness — how easily an AI agent can build on this product: documented API, MCP server, CLI and SDK surfaces plus the depth of the docs behind them. Scored 0-100 and graded A-F.
APIMCPSDKCLI

Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →

looot puts agent access at the center of the product. Its published MCP server lets clients search the catalog and run jobs with provider fallback. A REST API, CLI, and released TypeScript SDK support custom workflows; the Python SDK remains unreleased. The documentation exposes provider availability and execution receipts, so agents can inspect what can run and which attempts ran.