Starting a search from a link (deep links)

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You can open Person Search with a person already filled in, or even already searched, by adding parameters to its URL — useful for linking into ListPlus from a CRM, an email tool or your own script.

The parameters#

Add these after https://listplus.ai/app/search?:

ParameterWhat it does
qFree text — parsed by AI, same as typing it in the box
first_name, last_name, name (or full_name)A person's name, understood directly (no AI parsing)
company, domainCompany name or domain
emailAn email address
linkedin, company_linkedinA person's or company's LinkedIn URL
job_title, city, country, phone, websiteExtra signals that narrow down the match
autosearch=trueStart the search immediately instead of just filling the box
addons=a,b,cAuto-run add-ons (such as a verified email lookup) once the result loads

Example:

https://listplus.ai/app/search?first_name=Torben&last_name=Schulz&company=Rows&autosearch=true&addons=prospeo_linkedin,serper_news

Parameter names are not case-sensitive and ignore underscores, so first_name, firstName and firstname all work — first_name is the form to use when you're writing the link by hand.

Safety limits on add-ons#

An addons link can only auto-run up to 4 add-ons, and only ones that cost 12 credits or less each — anything more expensive, or available only on Premium, is skipped and stays a manual click in the profile instead. This keeps a link from silently running up a large charge on your account. Add-ons only auto-run when you're signed in, and only the first four ids in the list count, even if some of them are skipped.

Where to look up every add-on id#

A reference page lists every available add-on id and its price, plus the worked example above: open listplus.ai/app/search/help in a browser. It isn't linked from the app's navigation — bookmark it if you're building links regularly.

ListPlus also creates links that open one exact record: the Open in ListPlus links in pipeline messages (Slack and e-mail digests) open either the row in its list — selected, with the record panel open — or the contact in Saved, with its detail view open. These links only work when you're signed in and a member of the workspace the record belongs to. Saved now lives at listplus.ai/app/saved; older bookmarks and links to /app/contacts are redirected there automatically.

Related topics: person-search · person-search-inputs · saved-contacts · pipelines-overview.

FAQ#

Can I open Person Search with a person already filled in?#

Yes — add parameters like first_name, last_name and company (or a free-text q) to the /app/search URL, and ListPlus fills the search box with them. Add autosearch=true to also run the search immediately instead of waiting for a click.

Name parts (first_name, last_name, name), company, domain, email, linkedin, company_linkedin, and the extra signals job_title, city, country, phone, website — or a single free-text q that ListPlus parses with AI. The full reference with examples is at listplus.ai/app/search/help.

How do I make the link run the search automatically?#

Add autosearch=true to the URL. Without it, ListPlus only fills the search box and waits for you to click Search.

Can a link also trigger add-ons, like finding a verified email?#

Yes — add addons= followed by a comma-separated list of add-on ids, and ListPlus runs them automatically once the profile loads, the same as clicking them by hand. The full list of ids and their prices is on the reference page. Only use links you created yourself or trust.

Are there limits on what a link can auto-run?#

Yes. Add-ons in a link only run when you're signed in, and only a limited number per link. Only open ListPlus links that run add-ons from sources you trust.

Do the parameter names need exact capitalization?#

No — first_name, firstName and firstname are all understood the same way, but writing links with underscores (first_name) is the documented form to use.

Open listplus.ai/app/search/help in a browser — it lists every parameter, every add-on id with its price, and a working example URL. It's a standalone reference page, not linked from the app's own navigation.