Moniker gives every B2B buyer a verified alias identity, starting with a dedicated email address, so you can explore and evaluate vendors completely on your own terms. Verified, so a vendor can confirm there's a real professional at a real company behind it. Pseudonymous, so which professional, and which company, stays yours.
Verified B2B professionals only. Vendors see what you're evaluating, never who you are.
Every demo request. Every whitepaper download. Every webinar registration. Each one costs you something. Your email, your phone number, your real identity. And the forms you never filled in cost you too: your details are bought, inferred and resold by an industry you have no relationship with. Meanwhile a vendor maps your whole buying committee and works it one person at a time, which means today the vendor understands your buying group better than your buying group does. You're not a lead. You're a buyer. And it's time you were treated like one.
Sources: The Bridge Group, 2025 SDR research (median rep, 351 B2B companies) · EFF & Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, registered in at least one US state · ZoomInfo's own published figures
A verified alias email address. Credible, professional, and entirely yours to control.
Whitelist the vendors you want. Quarantine the ones you don't. Nothing reaches your inbox because a rep guessed your address, only because you allowed it.
Feeling overexposed? Reset your Moniker. Trusted vendors carry forward. Everyone else starts from zero.
Verification only. We never use it for outreach. Ever.
Real name, job title, location. Never shown to a vendor.
Pick a broad industry, company size, and country. Then choose your alias.
Demos, trials, gated content, conferences. Vendors reach your Moniker inbox, not your real one.
Approve, block, categorise, reset. Your inbox. Your rules. Always.
Say you're looking at CRMs, or just describe it in your own words. Moniker maps that to a category and to the vendors who actually compete in it.
Because the vendors are known up front, the first email from Salesforce files itself under CRM. You don't hand-sort fifty messages to teach your inbox what it should already know.
The categorisation knows which vendors sell CRM software. That's the whole of it. Your messages are routed by rules you set, can see, and can change at any time.
Every Moniker user verifies a business email, not once at signup but every time they sign in. A real professional at a real company, who told us what they're evaluating. Not a burner address. Not a fake form-fill. Not a score inferred from someone's browsing.
So the exchange runs the other way round from the one you're used to. You browse coarse profiles, industry, company size, country, category, and ask for an introduction. The buyer decides. You pay only when they say yes, which means our incentive is your acceptance rate and never your outreach volume.
Learn about Moniker for Vendors →No analytics. No cookies. No pixels, session recorders, or A/B tests. Not even a webfont pulled from someone else's server. Every request this page makes goes to getmoniker.id and nowhere else. Reload with your Network tab open and see for yourself. The trade-off is real and we'll say it plainly: we have no idea how many people read this sentence. Running an ad-funded analytics stack on a site arguing against being tracked was the harder thing to justify.
The same rule applies inside the product. When you open a vendor's email, Moniker blocks its remote images by default, because a tracking pixel is how a vendor learns your IP address, and an IP address is how a reverse lookup turns an anonymous reader into a named employer. Their HTML is stripped of scripts and rendered sealed off from the rest of the page. You can always load the images; the point is that it's your call rather than theirs. How we handle everything else →
“Your intent is worth paying for. Your identity was never on the table.”Read our trust commitment
Be among the first B2B professionals to stop being a lead and start being a buyer.