Try it on your real network

Vet your next guest before you invite them. Then turn the same list into your sponsor pitch.

Tell us whether you host a podcast or write a newsletter, drop in your contacts, and the people who already know you sort to the top. You get your 3 best matches, why each one fits, and a warm invite you can send as-is. No account or card needed to start. A free account then ranks your whole network for one show.

Rank my network free

LinkedIn emails your contacts file, usually within about 24 hours. This page will be here when it lands.

Built by Jacqueline Twillie, a podcast host with 317 episodes.

What’s your show about?

We match on who your audience actually needs to hear from, not a topic tag.

What do you publish?

Drop in your contacts.

Your LinkedIn export or any CSV. Real connections only, no purchased lists. You can pick your show’s world before or after.

Private by default. Your file is read right here in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers until you run the match, and if you don’t continue, that run is deleted within 30 days. When you do run it, only what a match needs (name, title, company) goes to our AI and search providers to score fit — they don’t keep it to train their models, and you can delete your contacts anytime. Full privacy policy.

How to export your contacts

LinkedIn (the file arrives by email)

  1. Settings & Privacy → Data privacy → Get a copy of your data
  2. Leave the first option selected, “Download larger data archive, including connections”
  3. Click Request archive
  4. LinkedIn emails you when it is ready, in about 24 hours and sometimes in minutes. Download the .zip and drop it here.

There is nothing to click while you wait. This page will be here when the email lands. You can upload the .zip as-is, or the Connections.csv inside it.

Google Contacts

contacts.google.com → Export → choose Google CSV → Export.

Your own list

Any spreadsheet with name, title, and company columns saved as CSV will work.

or

Ten fictional contacts, run through the same engine as your real one. Not your data, but a real result.