Pubrio × ZeroClick: Expansion Intelligence Is Now Available to AI Agents

Your GTM stack is already using AI agents. Now they can act on real expansion data.

AI agents are no longer a future-state conversation for GTM teams. They are already in the stack — researching accounts, enriching contacts, drafting first outreach, scoring leads. The question is no longer whether your AI agents will do this work. It's what data they're working from.

Most AI agents running GTM tasks today are pulling from the same English-language databases that power traditional sales intelligence tools — firmographic snapshots built on Western sources, updated quarterly. They work well for North American and European companies that are already well-indexed. They miss most of what's happening across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and emerging markets, where expansion activity appears in local-language government records and regional platforms that global aggregators don't reach.

That's the gap Pubrio was built to close. And today, we're opening our graph to the AI agents operating inside your team's stack.

What we built with ZeroClick — and why it matters for your team

We partnered with ZeroClick — the infrastructure layer for agentic commerce — to make Pubrio's expansion intelligence available to AI agents without any human intermediary.

The result is a storefront at agents.pubrio.com: machine-readable, always live, and built so that any agent in your GTM stack can query it directly. The agent discovers the catalog, identifies the right endpoint for the task, and retrieves the data. No one on your team needs to open an account, manage a key, or sit in the loop.

For RevOps and GTM leaders, this means the AI agents you're already running — account research, contact enrichment, intent monitoring — can now pull from Pubrio's local-source expansion data without a separate manual integration step.

For sales teams, it means the agent doing pre-call research has access to the same expansion signals your best reps use to find companies before they post a job or brief a vendor.

For marketing teams, it means AI-assisted campaign targeting can be grounded in verified, daily-refreshed expansion activity — not stale firmographic lists.

For founders and operators running lean GTM motions, it means your AI layer has access to the same depth of data that enterprise intelligence platforms sell at seat-based prices — accessed on demand, for exactly what you need.

ZeroClick handles the commerce layer: agent identity, payment on open payment rails, metering, and transaction-level analytics, with revenue settling directly to Pubrio's Stripe account. The storefront is already listed on zero.xyz and discoverable across major agent indexes, including Coinbase's agentic.market, x402scan, and mppscan.

Eight services. 33 endpoints. The full Pubrio graph.

The agent storefront exposes the same data Pubrio's GTM customers access daily — structured for programmatic use.

Market Expansion is the data layer that no other provider offers at this depth. An agent can search for companies currently expanding from one market into another, pull a single company's full expansion profile with dated signal events and source evidence, compare companies side by side, or surface raw signals with their evidence URLs. This is how your agents find the accounts that are actively committing to a new market — before anyone else knows they're moving.

Search covers companies, people, job postings, news, ad campaigns, and cloud hosting footprints — queryable with firmographic filters or a plain-language goal.

Lookup returns one stored record by domain, LinkedIn URL, or Pubrio ID — or fetches a company or person live from LinkedIn.

Company Enrichment delivers the full company record plus recent hiring signals, news, advertising activity, and similar-company data in a single call.

Company Insights turns those signals into weekly time series for trend tracking and account monitoring.

Lookalike Search finds companies or people similar to a reference account, each with a similarity score — useful for ICP expansion and prospecting.

Contacts reveals a verified work email, personal email, or phone number — or runs the lookup in reverse from an email, phone, or name and company pair.

Not sure which endpoint fits a specific task? The storefront includes a seller agent: give it a goal in plain language — "find the companies moving into Vietnam this quarter and the people running the expansion" — and it returns the right endpoint to call, the request structure, and the next step. Before anything is accessed.

What an agent-powered GTM motion looks like with this data

Consider a common GTM task: finding companies actively entering a new market and reaching the people leading the expansion before a job is posted or a vendor shortlist is formed.

Without access to local expansion signals, an AI agent running this task relies on English-language news, LinkedIn updates, and job postings — all of which appear weeks or months after the company has already committed to the market. Your agent is working from delayed data, and so is your outreach.

With Pubrio's agent storefront, the same agent can query expansion signals directly — entity filings, executive hires, office registrations, ad campaigns in the target language — sourced from local registries and regional platforms on the day they appear. It can pull the right contact based on the signal type, verify their work email, and hand the complete context to the rep or draft the first message itself.

The window between when a company commits to a new market and when their vendor decisions are made is narrow. The teams that show up in that window — with the right person, the right context, and the right timing — win the relationship. That's what local-source expansion intelligence makes possible. And it's now accessible to the AI agents already operating in your stack. For a view from the agent infrastructure side, read ZeroClick's writeup on how Pubrio's expansion intelligence connects to any AI agent.