# [Treg](<https://treg.to/people-search>)

[treg.to](<https://treg.to/people-search>)

Open-source people search for agents. One token looks up people and verified work emails, and misses are not billed.

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## About Treg

Treg people search is a skill on treg.to for finding people and verified work emails from an agent. The page says one skill reaches providers including Apollo, Hunter, Tomba, and People Data Labs, behind one token. You describe the job.

The agent picks a provider, you pay per answer, and misses are free. Calls are metered at the provider's own rate from a prepaid balance, with no markup. The page lists email lookup from $0.0005.

A documented run on September 23, 2026 kept 27 people, returned 20 verified emails, and metered $0.58. The setup notes say a new verified account gets $1.00 of credit once. Treg says the same 100 leads cost $0.53 through treg and about $3.35 through Clay, which it calls 85% cheaper, and that 92 of the treg emails matched an address the company publishes, against 84 for Clay.

On the LessieAI People Search Bench, treg says Claude Code with treg answered 78.2% of the B2B prospecting tasks, against 43% for Claude Code alone. The November 2 launch post also calls it 25 times faster. The page's own timing, on 117 requests from treg users with Claude Code on Opus 5.5, is 2.8 minutes down to 1.4.

The page says the registry is 100% open source. The GitHub license is Apache 2.0 with an extra term. Self-hosting for your own team is allowed.

Offering the code as a hosted registry to other people needs written permission. Calling the hosted API from your own product is allowed. The repository is [github.com](<https://github.com/superdesigndev/treg>).

Local agents install with curl -fsSL [treg.to](<https://treg.to/install.sh>) | sh, then treg login.

Pricing: No subscription. Calls bill a prepaid balance at the provider's rate, with no markup, and misses are free. The people-search page lists email lookup from $0.0005. A September 23 run metered $0.58 for 20 verified emails. The setup notes say a new verified account gets $1.00 of credit once. Treg's 100-lead comparison lists $0.53 for treg and about $3.35 for Clay. Checked November 2, 2026.

Pricing model: Freemium

## Features

- People search and work-email lookup from Claude Code or Codex

- Misses are not billed. Email lookup is listed from $0.0005

- treg says 100 leads cost $0.53, against about $3.35 on Clay

- Apache 2.0 plus a limit on offering a competing hosted registry

- Runs in Claude Code or Codex after treg login

- Public repository at github.com/superdesigndev/treg

- Pay per answer, misses free

- Same product as the Treg tool listing

- People-search write-up at treg.to/people-search

- Setup notes at treg.to/llms.txt

- Apache 2.0 license with an extra hosted-registry term

## FAQs

Common questions about Treg

How do I run people search?

The people-search page is https://treg.to/people-search. Local Claude Code or Codex setup in the treg notes is curl -fsSL https://treg.to/install.sh | sh, then treg login. Hosted assistants can add https://treg.to/mcp/ as a connector.

What does a lookup cost?

The page lists email lookup from $0.0005, with misses not billed. A September 23 run kept 27 people, verified 20 emails, and metered $0.58. A new verified account gets $1.00 of credit once.

Is the 85% Clay comparison treg's own test?

Yes. The people-search page says the same 100 leads cost $0.53 through treg and about $3.35 through Clay, and it calls that 85% cheaper. It also says 92 treg emails matched a published company address, against 84 for Clay.

Is treg open source?

The people-search page says 100% open source. The repository license is Apache 2.0 plus an extra term. Self-hosting for your own team is allowed. Offering the code as a hosted registry to other people needs written permission from jason@superdesign.dev.

Where is the main Treg page?

The main Creators Toolbox page is /products/treg. This apps listing is people search at https://treg.to/people-search.

Is there a mobile app?

The pages checked do not list a store download. You run it from a coding agent or the hosted treg site.

Where is the write-up?

https://treg.to/people-search. The repository is https://github.com/superdesigndev/treg.

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