The state filter on search_people and search_companies now accepts a full state name or its abbreviation, so "Texas" and "TX" both work. exclude_state accepts the same values. Lists can mix both forms, for example state: ["Texas", "FL"]. All other location filters still need exact full names, including country and city.

Every positive filter now accepts a list of values, matching how exclude_* filters already worked. A list is OR within its field, AND across fields, so title: ["CEO", "CMO"] with country: ["United States", "Canada"] returns (CEO or CMO) in (US or Canada) as one ranked search instead of several separate ones.

We've added documentation for connecting to the MoltSets MCP via: ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, Windsurf, and any other MCP client.

We've added US-only versions of the two personal-email endpoints. The old endpoint names still work for now but are deprecated and will be removed — we'll announce the date in advance. Same data, same format — non-US records are now filtered out. To migrate, add _usa to the end of the tool or route name:

All personal-email lookups now read from the same source. Previously the same LinkedIn URL could return an email from one endpoint and "not found" from another.

API calls now require User-Agent to be added to the header in order for a successful call to be made. API connections created prior to September 16 will experience a 403 error until User-Agent is added to the header. More information

We've introduced a new mid-tier plan for $397 per month that has 10x the rate limits of the $97 plan. At the same time, the $997 plan's rate limits have also increased to be 15x those of the $97 plan.

The MoltSets MCP now accepts http:// redirect URIs for loopback addresses (127.0.0.1, ::1, localhost), in line with RFC 8252 for native and CLI applications. Previously only https redirect URIs were accepted, which made the connection unworkable for command-line tools that listen on a local port rather than hosting HTTPS. More information

search_business_email_by_name, search_linkedin_profile, and search_business_profile_by_name now correctly count against the search Fair Use Policy (FUP) limit, consistent with other search endpoints. Usage from these endpoints was previously not being counted, which has been corrected.

Fixed the issue with SMS sign-up and login whereby users were not receiving the SMS containing their access code. SMS sign-up remains restricted to North American numbers at this time.

No-result lookups now return 200 with status: "not_found" and full metadata instead of a 404, on both single and batch calls; 404 is reserved solely for tool_not_found. MCP responses also gain a one-line note clarifying that a miss is a normal, uncharged outcome rather than an error.

Renamed the dashboard's "Ask me anything about MoltSets" input prompt to "Learn more about MoltSets — type /help to get started," since the original text referenced a sidebar prompt list that's since been removed and left users unsure how to use the input.

The UGC program previously mentioned in the MoltSets app will not be launching. We had originally planned to introduce it once the beta period ended, but we've since decided against it. The program never became active.

The following parameters have been added to search_people, enabling users to exclude variables from search results: exclude_company_domain, exclude_country, exclude_state, exclude_industry, exclude_seniority, exclude_employee_range.

A title parameter has been added to search_people.

The following parameters have been added to search_companies, enabling users to exclude variables from search results: exclude_domain, exclude_industry, exclude_employee_range, exclude_revenue_range.

Industry, employe range, and revenue range in search_companies have updated parameters.

Fixed a LinkedIn URL parsing bug that could truncate slugs at unsupported characters, sometimes matching and charging for the wrong profile. Slugs are now validated in full (including international characters) instead of silently cut short.

MoltSets has updated its Terms of Service. If you do not agree with the updated Terms, please cease use of MoltSets immediately.

External token usage no longer applies to email addresses. "External tokens" have now been renamed to "Phone tokens" and only apply to mobile phone numbers. Phone numbers cost 1 token instead of 10. The price of purchased tokens has been adjusted accordingly (read: $5 buys you 10 tokens now instead of 100, etc.). Please see Phone Tokens for the current price of ad hoc phone tokens.

The following endpoints are restricted and not available for use on the $997 plan: linkedin_to_personal_email and linkedin_to_best_personal_email.

Both search_people and search_companies now include: naics_code, linkedin_industry, country, state filters. Additionally, search_people also includes a city filter.

Risk Scores now accompany all provided email addresses. Please see Understanding Email Risk Scores for more information on what they mean and how to use them effectively.

The search_people endpoint has been updated to include employee_range and revenue_range. More details.

If you sign up with an email domain that already has a MoltSets account, we no longer create a duplicate account. Instead, you'll verify your email and your request will be routed to your account owner for approval — with a status page so you can track where things stand while you wait.

Two subscriptions bugs have been fixed; one that prevented users from purchasing the $997 plan and another that affected users who were attempting to resolve past due subscription payments.

Free subscriptions now have the ability to perform searches. They're limited to 100 lifetime searches at 5 results at a time.

The results bodies for the following account-related endpoints have been updated: get_account, get_usage, and get_billing.

The metadata returned on every API call has been updated to persistently include external_tokens_used and external_tokens_remaining. The metadata for tokens_used and tokens_remaining has been updated to only show for free subscriptions.

Mobile phone numbers now return a last_validated_at date to show the date that the number was last validated.

The MoltSets MCP is back online. You may need to fully remove it from Claude and reconnect fresh in order for it to successfully connect.

Search results now have a daily results limit which varies depending on tier of service.

MoltSets' email validation engine received an update that prevents unverified emails from being included in the output. Be sure to only use emails that are accompanied by a date of last validation.

MoltSets' email validation engine went live this morning. Emails looked up before 19 June were not validated by MoltSets. From now on, every email is run through the validation engine before it's returned. Be sure to only use emails that are accompanied by a date of last validation.

External token usage is now in effect. See the External Tokens support article for more information.

The available parameters in the search_people endpoint have been updated.

New endpoints have been added for: ip_to_company, reverse_email_lookup, reverse_linkedin_lookup, and email_to_linkedin. See https://developer.moltsets.com/ for the latest information.

The majority of our API endpoints and MCP tools have been updated with clearer naming conventions. See https://developer.moltsets.com/ for the latest information.

Daily rate limits now apply across all service tiers.

Several endpoints are being removed or renamed ahead of the beta release. Documentation will be updated over the coming days to reflect the changes.