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Toolsberry review

Freemium#24 of 30 in Technographic Data Software

A useful starting point for free technology-based company list building.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Toolsberry is a technographic data platform for finding companies based on the technologies and applications they use. It is aimed at teams building technology-based company lists, researching software adoption, or segmenting prospects by business criteria. Lists can be organized by technology or application, with filters for revenue, industry, employee size, and region. Company profiles add geography, industry, revenue, and employee information, while coverage includes enterprise technologies and applications.

The free account makes Toolsberry accessible for initial research. It includes access to the dataset, free sample downloads of technology installs, and no credit card requirement. Paid access adds complete datasets, CSV downloads, and notifications when technology lists are updated. This gives the product a clear path from early list building to more structured data work, although buyers evaluating paid use should review the available plan terms before committing. The free tier is most suitable for exploring the dataset and assessing whether its technology coverage fits a specific prospecting workflow.

Toolsberry’s main strength is its focused approach to technology discovery rather than general company database functionality. Its combination of technology-based lists, business segmentation, company profiles, and update notifications can help users identify organizations associated with particular applications or enterprise technologies. The tradeoff is scope: the listed platform is web-based, and complete data exports are tied to paid access. Teams that need free, technology-based company research should start with the free account; teams that require ongoing CSV workflows or complete datasets should consider the paid offering. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a broader platform ecosystem or a workflow centered on capabilities beyond technographic company data.

Toolsberry pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Build company lists by technology, industry, revenue, size, and region
    • Free account includes dataset access and technology-install samples
    • Profiles and update notifications add context to technology-based lists
  • Where it doesn't
    • Complete datasets and CSV downloads require paid access
    • The product is available through the web platform
    • Free access focuses on samples rather than complete paid datasets

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