B2B identification, not DTC shopper recovery.
Opensend is built for e-commerce identity and consumer marketing. OSPRY identifies B2B visitors, enriches them, and routes them to sales, with a free consent platform built in.
What Opensend is.
DTC website-visitor identification on a large consumer profile graph. It lists at $400/mo (entry, month-to-month). OSPRY competes by owning the full identify, enrich, and route loop, with a free consent management platform and agency reselling on top.
The full loop, not a single feature.
OSPRY turns the anonymous traffic you already paid for into named people and companies, captures what they actually did on your site, writes an AI sales brief on each one, and routes the best-fit people into the tools your team already uses. Opensend solves part of that picture; OSPRY owns the whole loop, with a free consent platform that keeps it defensible.
- Company-level B2B identification, not just consumer profiles
- A built-in free consent management platform
- AI per-visitor sales briefs
- Known-contact resolution with on-site pop-ups
OSPRY vs Opensend.
OSPRY Recommended source | Opensend $400/mo entry, month-to-month source | |
|---|---|---|
| Person-level identification (US) | US only | B2C, US |
| Company-level identification | ||
| Multiple identification providers | ||
| First-party intent and behavior (built-in) | Limited | |
| Free consent management platform | ||
| AI per-visitor sales brief | ||
| Known-contact resolution and on-site pop-ups | ||
| Native ABM ad audiences | Coming soon | B2C ads only |
| Agency white-label and reselling | ||
| Self-serve, monthly, no annual lock |
Where OSPRY goes further.
- No company-level B2B identification, not just consumer profiles
- No built-in free consent management platform
- No AI per-visitor sales briefs
- No known-contact resolution with on-site pop-ups
- Company-level B2B identification, not just consumer profiles
- A built-in free consent management platform
- AI per-visitor sales briefs
- Known-contact resolution with on-site pop-ups
- Agency white-label and Stripe rebilling
Where OSPRY pulls ahead of Opensend.
Company-level B2B identification, not just consumer profiles
A built-in free consent management platform
AI per-visitor sales briefs
Known-contact resolution with on-site pop-ups
Agency white-label and Stripe rebilling
OSPRY vs Opensend: common questions.
Is OSPRY a good alternative to Opensend?
Yes. OSPRY covers the same core job, turning anonymous website visitors into people and companies you can act on, and adds a free consent platform, a first-party intent layer, AI sales briefs, and agency reselling. Opensend has a large proprietary consumer graph and rollover credits on month-to-month billing, well suited to DTC e-commerce.
How is OSPRY different from Opensend on price?
Opensend lists at $400/mo (entry, month-to-month). OSPRY starts free with its consent platform, then charges a flat monthly platform fee plus a low per-identified-person rate from a prepaid wallet, with no annual lock.
Does OSPRY identify people or just companies?
Both. Company-level identification works worldwide; person-level identification is US-only by compliance design, with named contact, work email, LinkedIn, and title.
Sources and fine print
- Where Opensend wins: Opensend has a large proprietary consumer graph and rollover credits on month-to-month billing, well suited to DTC e-commerce.
- Opensend pricing and comparison pages opensend.com
- Person-level identification is US-only; outside the US, OSPRY identifies companies. OSPRY resells best-in-class identification feeds and owns the layer above them; it does not claim to own the identity graph.
- Competitor pricing and features change often; every figure here links to the vendor source. Verify before quoting.
See who is on your site, then act on it.
OSPRY identifies your visitors, enriches them, and routes the best-fit people where your team already works.