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12K+ private security companies in the US.
Most are invisible to traditional databases.
Independent alarm companies, private security firms, and patrol services are state-licensed businesses with Google Maps listings and industry association memberships. They're invisible to ZoomInfo and Apollo because those tools were built to index tech companies, not security operators.
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AI agents that find security companies
where they actually operate.
Security company owners aren't always in traditional B2B databases. They're on state private security license boards, alarm permit databases, and BBB listings. Origami's AI agents search these sources in real time, surfacing owners, license types, contract signals, and growth indicators that traditional databases were never built to find.
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State security licensing as verification
Every private security company needs state-issued licenses, Class B for alarm installers, Class D for guards, Class G for armed officers. Origami searches state license boards directly to verify active licenses, renewal dates, and license types so you know exactly who's legitimate.
Monitoring vs guard vs alarm segmentation
A 24/7 monitoring center is a different buyer than a manned guard service or an alarm installer. Origami segments security companies by service type, guard, patrol, alarm, monitoring, CCTV, or access control, so you target the right operators for your product.
Commercial contract size as a revenue qualifier
Security companies landing commercial building, hospital, or school district contracts are operating at a different scale. Origami surfaces recent contract wins from public filings and bid databases, identifying firms with growing revenue and expanding operations.
Smart home integration as technology adoption
Security companies adding Ring, Nest, or custom IoT integrations are modernizing their service offerings. Origami flags these technology adopters, they're more likely to invest in new platforms, monitoring software, and field service tools.
Frequently asked questions.
Can Origami find private security companies owners and decision-makers?
Yes - Origami searches Google Maps, industry directories, licensing databases, and the live web to find private security companies along with verified owner names, emails, and phone numbers. Traditional databases like Apollo and ZoomInfo have poor coverage of this vertical because they rely on social profile data, which most private security companies owners don't maintain.
Why can't I find private security companies in Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Apollo and ZoomInfo index social profiles and enterprise firmographics. Most private security companies owners are missing from traditional B2B databases or enterprise records. Origami is built differently - it searches Google Maps, state licensing boards, industry-specific directories, review sites, and real-time web data to find private security companies that traditional B2B databases miss entirely.
What information does Origami return for private security companies?
Origami returns company name, owner/decision-maker name, verified email, direct phone number, address, Google rating, review count, employee count, and any available growth signals like recent hires, new locations, or service expansions. All contact data is verified in real time.
How is Origami different from Apollo, ZoomInfo, or Clay?
- Cheaper: Paid plans from $99/month.
- Simpler: Start with one prompt, no filters, booleans, or new tool to learn.
- Same depth: We integrate the same kinds of data sources as Clay, without giving up simplicity.
How accurate is the contact data for private security companies?
Emails are 95%+ accurate. Origami waterfall-enriches across multiple providers and verifies in real time. Phone numbers are validated the same way. For private security companies specifically, Origami cross-references multiple sources to ensure you're reaching the actual owner or decision-maker, not a generic info@ address.
Can I search for private security companies by city or state?
Yes. Just describe what you're looking for - "Find private security companies in Phoenix with 4+ stars and 10+ employees" - and Origami handles the rest. You can filter by any combination of location, size, ratings, reviews, hiring activity, or growth signals.
Can I import my own list of private security companies to enrich?
Yes. Upload a CSV of your existing private security companies contacts and Origami will fill in missing data - verified emails, direct phone numbers, owner names, and company details. You can also use your existing list to find lookalike companies that match the same profile.
What data sources does Origami use?
Origami aggregates 15+ sources including Google Maps, social company profiles, job postings, tech stack data, state licensing databases, industry directories, review sites, and real-time email and phone verification. The combination gives Origami coverage that no single database can match.
Does Origami include social and email sequencing?
Yes - and it's free on every paid plan. The built-in Sequencer runs multi-step social and email cadences from your own connected accounts. Up to 10 steps per channel, unlimited sends, multi-account rotation, and one shared inbox for replies. No add-on, no per-seat fee, no exporting to Instantly or Smartlead.
How does pricing work?
Usage is spent per step - fetches, research, and enrichments each cost different amounts. Plans start at $99/mo for $165 of usage. Most users find a single list of 50-100 leads costs a few dollars.
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