Indian-American wealth intelligence
Maximize Your Relationships with Indian Wealth
Intelligent solutions to help you identify, understand, and engage with affluent Indian-origin individuals across the United States.
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- Every fact cited
- Estimates labeled
- Public sources only
- Updated multiple times a day
Why HeyAlbert
Unlock Indian-American Wealth Intelligence
Discover
Discover the people, networks, and opportunities shaping America's affluent Indian-origin community.
Understand
Understand the individuals and economic trends that matter to your business.
Commission
Commission bespoke intelligence reports tailored to your strategic priorities.
Who it's for
Built for the people who build relationships
Three kinds of teams rely on HeyAlbert, and each finds something different.
Advisors and wealth professionals
RIAs, insurance agents and CPAs
Uncover founders, executives and families at the moments that matter: acquisitions, IPOs, insider sales, new businesses and new family foundations.
Real estate, at home and abroad
Agents and developers in the US, India and Dubai
Uncover where affluent Indian-origin buyers live and work, the life events behind a move, and ties to India and the Gulf.
Non-profits and campaigns
Development teams, boards and candidates
Uncover public giving, foundation grants, board seats, causes people care about and the community networks that connect them.
See all 13 use cases, including founders, luxury brands and executive search
In practice
How teams put it to work
Illustrative scenarios showing typical workflows. Not customer testimonials.
An RIA in New Jersey prepares for a first meeting
Before meeting a founder referred by a client, the advisor opens the dossier. It shows the company's acquisition two years earlier, the insider sales disclosed in SEC filings, and a family foundation that supports engineering education in India. The advisor walks in with three relevant questions instead of a generic pitch.
A Bay Area nonprofit builds a major-gift list
The development team filters for people in California whose public giving includes healthcare and education. They shortlist those who sit on boards alongside their own trustees, then brief the board with a cited one-pager on each prospect, every fact linked to its source.
A Dubai developer plans a US roadshow
Analytics show where affluent Indian-origin executives and founders are concentrated by metro. The team picks three cities for private previews, prioritizes invitations using dossiers, and asks HeyAlbert to coordinate the events at custom pricing.
The product
Learn how the wealthy invest, donate and create their legacy
Rich, complete, accurate dossiers
Career, companies, board seats, education, philanthropy, India ties and adult family members with a public role, on one readable page with a thirty-second summary.
Detailed analytics
See the whole community by state, metro, industry, wealth band and giving focus, and turn a list of names into a strategy.
Citations and references for all data
Every fact links to the public source it came from, with dates and a full change history. Estimates are labeled, and we never guess.
Our data trust policy
Accuracy you can show your compliance officer
HeyAlbert is built on a simple rule: if we cannot show you where a fact came from, we do not show you the fact.
Learn who we are and read our Privacy Policy.
What we believe- Cited to a public source. Every fact links to the filing, article or page it came from.
- Estimates labeled. Net worth and other inferences are marked as estimates, with the method shown.
- Identity checked. We match on several signals, such as name, company and city, and drop ambiguous namesakes.
- No guessing. When we are not sure, the field stays empty.
- Respectful by design. Public information about adults only, and contact details only where state rules permit.
Customers
Customers
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Research
From our research
Sourced answers to the most-asked questions about Indian American wealth, with every figure linked to its public source.
- Wealth & Demographics
Are Indian Americans the richest ethnic group in the US?
By income, yes: Indian American households had a median income of $165,721 in 2024, about double the US median. Here is how they compare, and what…
Read the research - Wealth & Demographics
What is the median household income of Indian Americans?
Indian American households had a median income of $165,721 in 2024, the latest Census data, about twice the US median of $81,604. Trends, states and…
Read the research - Enterprise & Hospitality
How many US hotels are owned by Indian Americans?
AAHOA, whose members are mostly Indian American, says they own 36,807 US hotels, about 60% of the total, with 3.2 million rooms. What the figure…
Read the research - Executive & C-Suite Power
Who are the richest Indian Americans in 2026?
Jay Chaudhry and Vinod Khosla lead Forbes' October 2026 real-time estimates of the richest Indian Americans. See the top 19 and where their wealth…
Read the research
FAQ
Questions, answered briefly
Who is this for?
HeyAlbert is for professionals whose work depends on relationships with affluent Indian-origin individuals: investment advisors, private bankers, insurance agents, CPAs, estate attorneys, real estate agents and developers, non-profits, universities, political campaigns, founders raising capital, luxury brands and executive recruiters. If you need to know who matters, what they care about, and how to engage them respectfully, it is built for you. Our use-case pages show how each team works with it.
What does it do?
HeyAlbert lets you search and filter affluent Indian-origin individuals across the United States, read a rich dossier on each one, and analyze the whole set. Dossiers cover career, companies, philanthropy, public social profiles, net worth estimates with citations, and news, with a history of how each fact changed. You can also commission bespoke intelligence reports, and see every feature here.
Is this trustworthy?
Every fact in HeyAlbert is cited to a public source you can open, and every estimate is clearly labeled as an estimate. We confirm identity on several signals, such as name, company and city, and leave a field empty rather than guess. Data lineage shows where each fact came from and when it changed.
How much is it?
$1,500 a year, with a 2-day free trial. There are no other plans. See pricing.
Is there a trial?
Yes. You get a 2-day free trial with full access, once we confirm your use case.
What about support?
Always-on human support by email and chat is included. Phone support is available for an additional $500 a year.
Does it integrate with my process or CRM?
Yes. You can export to Salesforce or Zoho, up to 1,200 records a year.
How frequently is the data updated?
Multiple times a day. We bring in news, updates and public social media posts as they appear.
What about contact information?
Where available and permitted under local state rules, we provide physical address, email and social media profiles. Each detail is linked to its source.
Can you set up meetings and events for us?
Yes, at custom pricing. Email us at albert@heyalbert.site to discuss what you need.
Can I export data?
Yes. Exports are limited to 100 records a month and 1,200 a year.
See it with your own use case
Start a 2-day free trial once we confirm your use case, or talk to us about bespoke intelligence reports.