# HeyAlbert

> HeyAlbert is a wealth-intelligence platform on affluent Indian-origin individuals across the United States. It offers search and filtering, cited dossiers, data history and lineage, public social profiles, net worth estimates with citations, analytics on the full set, and news updates multiple times a day. Seats: $1,500 per year per named user, with a 2-day free trial after the use case is confirmed. AI agents and the API can use pay-as-you-go credits from $20 a month (early access; 1 credit = $1 = one full dossier). Every fact is cited to a public source and every estimate is labeled.

Contact: albert@heyalbert.site.

## Main
- [Home](https://heyalbert.site/): Overview, who it is for, illustrative scenarios, core features and FAQ
- [What we do](https://heyalbert.site/product/): Search and filter, dossiers, data history and lineage, social profiles, net worth citations, analytics and news
- [Who uses us](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/): Overview of all 13 use cases
- [Pricing](https://heyalbert.site/pricing/): $1,500/year per seat with a 2-day free trial; Agents & API pay-as-you-go credits (early access) from $20/month = 20 credits, 1 credit = $1 = one full dossier, volume packs 250 for $200 and 1,000 for $700; add-ons and limits
- [Who we are](https://heyalbert.site/about/): Vision, founding story and what we believe

## Research
- [HeyAlbert Research hub](https://heyalbert.site/research/): Sourced answers to the most-asked questions about Indian American wealth
- [Methodology: how every profile is validated](https://heyalbert.site/research/methodology/): 4 levels of checks (source capture, automated identity match, editorial review, second-editor sign-off); research uses footnoted public sources plus aggregate HeyAlbert database findings labeled as estimates
- [Wealth & Demographics](https://heyalbert.site/research/wealth-demographics/): Income, net worth, millionaires and how Indian American wealth compares.
- [Geography & Wealth Enclaves](https://heyalbert.site/research/geography/): Where affluent Indian Americans live, metro by metro and state by state.
- [Industry & Wealth Creation](https://heyalbert.site/research/industry/): The industries and immigration paths that built Indian American wealth.
- [Enterprise & Hospitality](https://heyalbert.site/research/enterprise-hospitality/): Hotels, franchises, family businesses and real estate.
- [Executive & C-Suite Power](https://heyalbert.site/research/executives/): CEOs, founders, investors and the richest Indian Americans.
- [Education & Culture](https://heyalbert.site/research/education-culture/): Education, family structure, saving habits and networks.
- [Philanthropy & Wealth Management](https://heyalbert.site/research/philanthropy-wealth-management/): Giving, family offices, cross-border tax and estate planning.
- [Are Indian Americans the richest ethnic group in the US?](https://heyalbert.site/research/are-indian-americans-the-richest-ethnic-group/): By household income, yes. In 2024, households headed by someone who identifies as Asian Indian alone had a median income of $165,721, the highest of any racial, ethnic or ancestry group in the Census Bureau's national…
- [What is the median household income of Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-median-household-income/): The median household income of Indian Americans was $165,721 in 2024, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, the latest data available as of October 2026. That is about twice the median for all US…
- [What is the average net worth of an Indian American household?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-household-net-worth/): No federal survey publishes a national net worth figure for Indian American households specifically. The closest official benchmark is the Federal Reserve's 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances, which put median net worth…
- [Why are Indian Americans wealthier than the average American?](https://heyalbert.site/research/why-are-indian-americans-wealthy/): Most of the gap is explained by who has immigrated. US visa rules have favored highly educated professionals: Indian nationals received 71% of all H-1B skilled-worker visas in fiscal 2024, and 82% of Indian immigrant…
- [How is income distributed among Indian Americans, from the top to the bottom?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-income-distribution/): Indian American household incomes are concentrated at the top: in the Census Bureau's 2017–2021 data, 30.1% of Asian Indian households had incomes of $200,000 or more, compared with 9.5% of all US households, and about…
- [Are foreign-born Indian Americans wealthier than US-born Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/foreign-born-vs-us-born-indian-americans/): By household income, yes for now: Pew Research Center found households headed by an Indian immigrant had a median income of $156,000 in 2023, versus $120,200 for households headed by a US-born Indian American. But the…
- [How does Indian American income and wealth compare with other groups?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-wealth-compared-to-other-groups/): On median household income, Indian Americans lead every major US racial and ethnic group: $165,721 in 2024, compared with $117,289 for all Asian Americans, $87,572 for non-Hispanic white households and $81,604 for the…
- [How much do Indian Americans contribute to the US economy?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-economic-contribution/): Indian Americans make up about 1.5% of the US population but, on our estimate from Census data, receive roughly 2.5% of all personal income, around $388 billion a year. A 2024 report by Indiaspora and Boston Consulting…
- [How will the wealth profile of Indian Americans change over the next decade?](https://heyalbert.site/research/future-of-indian-american-wealth/): Four trends are likely to shape the next decade, though none can be forecast precisely. The population is growing fast (Asian Indian alone rose from about 4.24 million in 2019 to 5.09 million in 2024); a large US-born…
- [How do Indian Americans invest their wealth?](https://heyalbert.site/research/how-do-indian-americans-invest/): No survey tracks Indian American portfolios specifically, but the best proxy, Federal Reserve data on Asian American families, shows wealth concentrated in homes, retirement accounts and stocks: nearly 75% invest in…
- [How many Indian American millionaires and billionaires are there?](https://heyalbert.site/research/how-many-indian-american-millionaires-and-billionaires/): Forbes' America's Richest Immigrants 2026 list counts 19 India-born billionaires living in the United States, the most of any birth country and up from 12 in 2025. No government source counts millionaires by ethnicity.…
- [What percentage of Indian Americans hold bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-education-levels/): In 2024, 78.8% of Asian Indian adults aged 25 and older held at least a bachelor's degree and 46.4% held a graduate or professional degree, compared with 36.8% and 14.7% of all US adults. Broken down further (2017–2021…
- [Do second-generation Indian Americans earn more than their immigrant parents?](https://heyalbert.site/research/second-generation-indian-americans-income/): Not yet, on raw numbers: in 2023 households headed by US-born Indian Americans had a median income of $120,200, against $156,000 for immigrant-headed households, according to Pew Research Center. But the comparison…
- [How does multigenerational living shape Indian American household wealth?](https://heyalbert.site/research/multigenerational-living-indian-american-households/): Indian American households are much more likely than average to include parents or parents-in-law of the householder: 5.1% of people in Asian Indian households held that role in 2017–2021, versus 1.7% nationally, and…
- [How does culture shape Indian American saving, gold and real estate habits?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-saving-and-investing-culture/): In India itself, households keep most of their wealth in physical assets: an RBI committee found the average household held 84% of its wealth in real estate and other physical goods, 11% in gold and only 5% in financial…
- [What does the coming wealth transfer mean for Indian American families?](https://heyalbert.site/research/intergenerational-wealth-transfer-indian-americans/): Nationally, Cerulli Associates projects $124 trillion in US wealth will be transferred through 2048, mostly from Baby Boomers. Indian American families are earlier in that cycle: only 9.3% of Asian Indians were 65 or…
- [How do TiE, AAPI and other networks foster Indian American entrepreneurship?](https://heyalbert.site/research/tie-aapi-indian-american-professional-networks/): Professional networks give Indian Americans mentoring, capital and political voice. TiE, founded in Silicon Valley in 1992, reports more than 12,000 members in 63 chapters across 16 countries; the American Association…
- [Which US states have the largest and wealthiest Indian American populations?](https://heyalbert.site/research/states-with-the-most-indian-americans/): California has the largest Asian Indian population in the US, about 971,000 people in 2024, followed by Texas (668,000) and New Jersey (449,000), according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey. By median…
- [Why do so many affluent Indian Americans live in Silicon Valley and the Bay Area?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-silicon-valley-bay-area/): The San Jose and San Francisco metro areas are home to about 482,000 Asian Indian residents, and in both the median Asian Indian household income exceeds $250,000, the Census Bureau's top reporting band (ACS 2024). The…
- [Why is New Jersey, and Middlesex County in particular, a hub for Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-new-jersey-middlesex-county/): New Jersey has the highest concentration of Indian Americans of any state: 448,588 people identified as Asian Indian alone in 2024, 4.7% of the population. Middlesex County is the core of that community, with 150,831…
- [Which US metro areas have the most affluent Indian American communities?](https://heyalbert.site/research/metro-areas-indian-american-income/): The most affluent Indian American communities are in the San Jose and San Francisco metro areas, where the median Asian Indian household income exceeds $250,000, followed by Seattle ($237,088) and Boston ($213,275)…
- [Where do affluent Indian Americans live in Texas?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-texas-dallas-houston-austin/): Most affluent Indian Americans in Texas live in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Austin metro areas. Collin County, north of Dallas, has the largest and highest-earning community: 149,186 Asian Indian residents with a…
- [How large and affluent is the Indian American community in the New York metro area?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-new-york-metro/): The New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area has the largest Indian American community in the US: 709,466 people identified as Asian Indian alone in 2024, with a median household income of $164,130, against $99,852 for…
- [Which Southern California communities attract affluent Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-southern-california/): Southern California's Indian American population is spread across Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties rather than concentrated in one hub. The Los Angeles metro area had 160,299 Asian Indian residents in 2024…
- [Are Indian Americans moving to Florida, Texas or Nevada for tax reasons?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-moving-to-florida-texas-for-taxes/): The evidence points to Texas, not Florida or Nevada. Texas's Asian Indian population grew about 38% between 2019 and 2024, raising its share of all US Asian Indians from 11.4% to 13.1%, while Florida's grew about 21%…
- [Why has the Seattle area become a center of Indian American tech wealth?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-seattle-washington/): The Seattle metro area had 172,407 Asian Indian residents in 2024, up roughly 45% from 2019, and their median household income of $237,088 was the highest of any metro outside the Bay Area. The growth follows the…
- [How large and affluent is the Indian American community in the Chicago area?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-chicago-metro/): The Chicago metro area had 261,151 Asian Indian residents in 2024, the fourth-largest Indian American metro community in the US, with a median household income of $148,003 against $90,770 for all metro households. The…
- [Do wealthy Indian Americans keep homes and invest in real estate in India?](https://heyalbert.site/research/do-indian-americans-own-property-in-india/): Many Indian Americans own homes or land in India, often inherited or bought for family use, but no official statistic counts how many. What the data do show is a large, mostly first-generation population (about 69% of…
- [How much money do Indian Americans send to India in remittances?](https://heyalbert.site/research/remittances-from-us-to-india/): The United States is now the single largest source of remittances to India, accounting for 27.7% of India's inward remittances in fiscal 2023-24, up from 23.4% in 2020-21. Applied to India's $118.7 billion in…
- [How do Indian Americans handle FBAR, FATCA and the US-India tax treaty?](https://heyalbert.site/research/fbar-fatca-us-india-tax-treaty/): US citizens and residents with Indian bank or investment accounts must file an FBAR with FinCEN when their foreign accounts together exceed $10,000 at any time in the year, and may also need IRS Form 8938 under FATCA…
- [What are the estate planning challenges for high-net-worth Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/cross-border-estate-planning-indian-americans/): The main challenges come from straddling two systems. US citizens and residents face federal estate tax on worldwide assets above a $15 million exclusion per person in 2026, while India abolished its estate duty in 1985…
- [How do Indian Americans participate in political giving?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-political-donations/): Indian Americans have become a visible force in US politics as voters, candidates and donors. In a 2024 Carnegie Endowment survey, 47% identified as Democrats and 21% as Republicans, down from 56% Democratic in 2020. A…
- [Are wealthy Indian Americans setting up private foundations and donor-advised funds?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-private-foundations-donor-advised-funds/): Yes. Several prominent Indian American founders and investors have created private foundations and publicly committed to giving away most of their wealth, including Vinod and Neeru Khosla and Manoj Bhargava, who signed…
- [How much do Indian American families spend on weddings?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-wedding-spending/): There is no representative survey of what Indian American families spend on weddings, so published figures for an 'average Indian American wedding' should be treated as planners' estimates rather than data. What is…
- [How many billion-dollar startups have Indian-born founders?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-tech-founders-unicorns/): As of April 2026, immigrants born in India had founded or co-founded 96 privately held US startups valued at $1 billion or more, more than immigrants from any other country, according to the National Foundation for…
- [What role did the H-1B visa play in building Indian American wealth?](https://heyalbert.site/research/h1b-visa-and-indian-american-wealth/): The H-1B visa has been the main entry point for skilled Indian professionals: 70% of the 406,348 H-1B petitions USCIS approved in fiscal 2025 were for workers born in India, at a median offered salary of $133,000. That…
- [How many US doctors are of Indian origin?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-doctors-physicians/): More than 62,800 physicians and surgeons working in the US were born in India, according to the American Immigration Council's analysis of 2024 Census data, which makes India the leading country of birth for immigrant…
- [What share of US tech startups are founded by Indian immigrants?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-immigrant-founded-startups/): In the most detailed national study, Indian immigrants founded 33.2% of the immigrant-founded US engineering and technology startups launched between 2006 and 2012, more than immigrants from the next seven countries…
- [What role do Indian Americans play on Wall Street, in hedge funds and private equity?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-wall-street-hedge-funds-private-equity/): Indian Americans are well represented in US finance: in 2024, 10.7% of employed Asian Indian Americans worked in finance, insurance and real estate, against 6.5% of all US workers, according to the Census Bureau. At the…
- [How do Indian American venture capitalists build wealth, and who are the leaders?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-venture-capitalists/): Indian American venture capitalists typically build wealth in two stages: first as founders or operators who earn equity in successful companies, then as investors who share in the profits of the funds they manage. The…
- [How much wealth have Indian American IT services and staffing firms created?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-it-services-firms/): IT services and staffing have produced some of the clearest Indian American business fortunes. Syntel, founded in 1980 by Bharat Desai and Neerja Sethi with $2,000, was sold to Atos in 2018 for about $3.4 billion, and…
- [How have Indian Americans risen in management consulting?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-americans-management-consulting/): Indian Americans have reached the very top of management consulting: Rajat Gupta led McKinsey & Company from 1994 to 2003, and Punit Renjen was Deloitte's global CEO from 2015 to 2022. The broader pipeline is deep: in…
- [Why do Indian Americans gravitate to STEM and medicine?](https://heyalbert.site/research/why-indian-americans-choose-stem-and-medicine/): The concentration of Indian Americans in STEM and medicine is largely a product of how they arrived: US immigration channels such as the H-1B visa and graduate student visas select for technical degrees, and in fiscal…
- [How many US hotels are owned by Indian Americans?](https://heyalbert.site/research/how-many-hotels-do-indian-americans-own/): Members of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA), a trade group whose history is overwhelmingly Indian American, own 36,807 US hotels with 3.2 million guestrooms, about 60% of all US hotels, according to a…
- [How did Gujarati Patel families come to own so many US motels?](https://heyalbert.site/research/why-do-patels-own-so-many-motels/): Gujarati immigrants entered the US hotel business in the 1940s, when Kanji Manchhu Desai took over a Sacramento hotel and encouraged fellow Gujaratis to follow, and the trend accelerated after the 1965 immigration…
- [What is the economic impact of Indian American-owned hotels?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-hotel-industry-economic-impact/): Hotels owned by members of AAHOA, the predominantly Indian American hotel owners' association, generated $148.7 billion in hotel sales in 2022 and, counting guest spending, construction and supply chains, supported…
- [How do Indian American franchise, gas station and convenience store owners build wealth?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-franchise-and-convenience-store-owners/): Retail is the largest sector for Indian American business owners: Asian Indian Americans owned 57,877 retail employer firms in 2022, about 9.3% of all US retail employer firms, with $132.2 billion in receipts, plus…
- [How many businesses do Indian Americans own, and how big are they?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-small-business-ownership/): Asian Indian Americans owned 210,291 US businesses with paid employees in 2022, the most of any Asian American group, and those firms reported $449.1 billion in receipts, 1.98 million employees and $94.5 billion in…
- [What role do family businesses play in Indian American wealth creation?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-family-businesses/): Family businesses are one of the two main engines of Indian American wealth, alongside high-paid professional careers. Asian Indian Americans owned 210,291 employer firms with $449.1 billion in receipts in 2022, many of…
- [How have Indian Americans built wealth in real estate development?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-real-estate-developers/): Real estate is the asset where many Indian American family fortunes end up, whether they began in hotels, medicine or technology. AAHOA members, most of them Indian American, own 36,807 US hotels, Asian Indian-owned…
- [Who are the richest Indian Americans in 2026?](https://heyalbert.site/research/richest-indian-americans/): Using Forbes' real-time estimates on October 24, 2026, the richest Indian American is Zscaler founder Jay Chaudhry, at about $14.5 billion, followed by venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, at about $11 billion. India is now…
- [How many Fortune 500 CEOs are Indian American?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-fortune-500-ceos/): According to a 2025 Newsweek analysis with leadership advisers ghSMART, 11 companies on that year's Fortune 500 were led by CEOs of Indian heritage. Together they oversaw more than $6.5 trillion in market value. That is…
- [Why are so many big tech CEOs of Indian origin?](https://heyalbert.site/research/why-are-so-many-tech-ceos-indian/): The pattern reflects who came, when they came and what they studied. In 2024, 82% of Indian immigrants held a bachelor's degree and 50% an advanced degree. In fiscal 2025, 70% of approved H-1B petitions went to people…
- [How much are prominent Indian American CEOs paid?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-ceo-pay/): In the latest proxy filings, Palo Alto Networks' Nikesh Arora reported $99.7 million in total fiscal 2025 compensation, and Microsoft's Satya Nadella $96.5 million, about 87% of it in stock awards. Adobe's Shantanu…
- [Who are the richest Indian American women?](https://heyalbert.site/research/richest-indian-american-women/): Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal is the richest Indian American woman, with a Forbes real-time net worth of about $6.7 billion in October 2026. Syntel cofounder Neerja Sethi is the only other Indian American woman…
- [Which Indian American founders have had the largest IPOs and exits?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-founders-largest-ipos-and-exits/): Among the largest are Romesh Wadhwani's Aspect Development, sold to i2 Technologies for $9.3 billion in 2000, and Confluent, cofounded by Neha Narkhede, which went public in 2021 at a $9.1 billion valuation. Apoorva…
- [What is the typical path from IIT or IIM to US executive leadership?](https://heyalbert.site/research/iit-iim-to-us-executive-path/): The most common route is an undergraduate engineering degree in India, often from an IIT, followed by a US master's degree or MBA and a long career inside American companies. Admission to the IITs is extremely…
- [How does equity compensation drive wealth for Indian American tech executives?](https://heyalbert.site/research/equity-compensation-indian-american-tech-executives/): For senior tech executives, most pay comes as stock, so wealth tracks the share price. About 87% of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's $96.5 million fiscal 2025 pay was stock awards. Nikesh Arora received $94.9 million of…
- [How do Indian American angel investors and networks like TiE Angels fund startups?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-angel-investors-tie-angels/): Much Indian American angel investing runs through networks, most prominently TiE. Its Silicon Valley angel group, TiE Angels, has more than 120 active investors and has invested more than $23 million in more than 130…
- [Where do wealthy Indian Americans give their money?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-philanthropy/): Indian Americans gave an estimated $4–5 billion in 2024, nearly triple the 2018 level, according to Dalberg, Indiaspora and the India Philanthropy Alliance. The largest public gifts go to higher education: more than $3…
- [What are the largest gifts by Indian Americans to US universities?](https://heyalbert.site/research/largest-indian-american-university-gifts/): The largest publicly announced Indian American commitment to a US university is the Patel Family Foundation's $200 million to Nova Southeastern University in 2017: a $50 million gift plus a $150 million investment in…
- [How do wealthy Indian Americans run family offices?](https://heyalbert.site/research/indian-american-family-offices/): Wealthy Indian American families typically set up a single-family office after a liquidity event, such as an IPO or company sale. They use it to manage investments, direct deals, philanthropy and succession in one…

## Compare
- [How HeyAlbert compares](https://heyalbert.site/compare/): Fair, cited comparisons focused on data quality and depth on wealthy Indian Americans
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- [HeyAlbert vs Windfall](https://heyalbert.site/compare/heyalbert-vs-windfall/): Windfall is a people intelligence platform best known for household-level net worth figures, refreshed weekly. It is used to screen and segment large databases. HeyAlbert covers only affluent Indian-origin individuals in the US…
- [HeyAlbert vs Aidentified](https://heyalbert.site/compare/heyalbert-vs-aidentified/): Aidentified is a prospecting platform for wealth managers. It maps 300M+ profiles, shows who in your network can introduce you, and alerts you to wealth events. HeyAlbert covers only affluent Indian-origin individuals in the US…
- [HeyAlbert vs RelSci](https://heyalbert.site/compare/heyalbert-vs-relsci/): RelSci (Relationship Science), an Altrata company, is a relationship mapping platform. It covers 10 million people across 2 million organizations and finds the warmest introduction to a target. HeyAlbert covers only affluent…

## Use cases
- [Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs)](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/registered-investment-advisors/): Walk into every prospect conversation already understanding the family, the business and the liquidity behind it.
- [Private bankers & wealth managers](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/private-bankers/): Bring the right private-client conversation to founders, executives and families at the moment it matters.
- [Insurance agents](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/insurance-agents/): Understand the life stage, business and legacy plans of the families you serve before you ever talk coverage.
- [Certified Public Accountants](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/certified-public-accountants/): Find the founders, executives and families whose financial lives just got more complex.
- [Estate planning & trust attorneys](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/estate-planning-attorneys/): Understand the businesses, foundations and family structures behind complex estates.
- [Real estate agents](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/real-estate-agents/): Know the buyers and sellers behind the luxury market in your neighborhoods.
- [Real estate companies (India, Dubai)](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/international-real-estate/): Reach the Indian diaspora in the United States with the right project, in the right city.
- [Non-profits](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/nonprofits/): Find the donors who already care about your mission, and understand what moves them.
- [University advancement & major gifts](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/university-advancement/): Find the alumni and friends whose giving and careers already point to your institution.
- [Political candidates & fundraising](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/political-fundraising/): Understand the civic and philanthropic landscape of the Indian-American community, within the rules.
- [Founders & fund managers raising capital](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/founders-and-fund-managers/): Find the operators, angels and family offices who already back companies like yours.
- [Luxury brands & concierge services](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/luxury-brands-and-concierge/): Understand the clients behind the occasions: weddings, milestones, travel and the finest things.
- [Executive search & board recruiters](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/executive-search/): Find accomplished directors and advisors with the experience your clients need.

## Company
- [Customers](https://heyalbert.site/customers/): Organizations using HeyAlbert, including Tasveer
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## Buyer resources
- [Sample Wealth Intelligence Report](https://heyalbert.site/sample-report/): The full dossier format (work history, wealth origin, net worth estimate, residence, family, education, India ties, philanthropy, political signal, sources), shown with fictional people
- [Coverage & methodology](https://heyalbert.site/research/methodology/): US-only coverage, wealth bands, state and metro shares, refresh schedule, 4-level verification and limitations
- [Data dictionary](https://heyalbert.site/data-dictionary/): Every field a subscriber sees, including CSV export columns
- [Solutions](https://heyalbert.site/solutions/): Wealth managers & RIAs, private banks & family offices, luxury & client development, market intelligence & research
- [Market intelligence & research](https://heyalbert.site/solutions/market-intelligence/): Aggregate analysis of affluent Indian-American populations by region and wealth tier; custom reports
- [Request a demo](https://heyalbert.site/book-a-demo/): Walkthrough of live coverage and dossiers for your use case
- [Data accuracy & verification](https://heyalbert.site/data-accuracy/): How records are sourced, checked (4 levels), updated and corrected; no accuracy percentage is claimed
- [Security, privacy & compliance](https://heyalbert.site/security-privacy/): Google sign-in plus an in-app allowlist, named users, admin-only editing, audit logs, public sources only, data rights
- [Data licensing & permitted use](https://heyalbert.site/data-licensing/): Internal business use by named users; exports within plan allowance; no resale, redistribution or third-party AI uploads except through authorized HeyAlbert connectors (MCP server, API, AI-assistant apps; personal key, plan limits, no model training); enterprise licensing on request
- [Review or remove your information](https://heyalbert.site/opt-out/): Request to see, correct or remove information about yourself
- [Integrations & exports](https://heyalbert.site/integrations/): CSV export available; Salesforce/HubSpot/Zoho direct sync on the roadmap, not live; CRM guides at https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/ ; API early access through the MCP server (https://heyalbert.site/docs/)
- [Data updates & changelog](https://heyalbert.site/updates/): Dated list of data, app and site changes
- [Our sources](https://heyalbert.site/sources/): Types of public records used: SEC, FEC, IRS 990, Form ADV, Wikipedia/Wikidata, company and university pages, news, property records
- [Custom research & data reports](https://heyalbert.site/custom-research/): Bespoke aggregate reports on a segment, geography or wealth band
- [ROI calculator](https://heyalbert.site/roi-calculator/): Illustrative, fully editable ROI estimate
- [Interactive demo](https://heyalbert.site/demo/): Filter and segment fictional sample rows to see how search works
- [Prospect identification](https://heyalbert.site/use-cases/prospect-identification/): Find affluent Indian-origin prospects in the US by wealth band, geography and industry, with the evidence for each
- [Data retention policy](https://heyalbert.site/legal/data-retention/): What HeyAlbert keeps and for how long: profile data, account and billing records, usage and connector logs, API keys, exports, backups; removal requests, suppression list and legal holds
- [Agent-ready: HeyAlbert in Claude, ChatGPT and AI agents](https://heyalbert.site/agents/): MCP connector (early access) with five tools: search people, cited dossier, why-now signals, outreach draft built only from cited facts (never auto-sends), meeting brief; connectors included with every seat; Agents & API pay-as-you-go credits (early access): 1 credit = $1 = one full dossier, Starter $20/month = 20 credits, 0.1 credit per detailed search result, +0.5 credit for a drafted email or meeting brief, signals included, packs 250 for $200 and 1,000 for $700, unused credits roll over 1 month

## Docs
- [HeyAlbert docs overview](https://heyalbert.site/docs/): MCP server and API for AI agents (early access), status, pricing (seat includes connectors; credits from $20/month, 1 credit = $1 = one full dossier)
- [Get an API key](https://heyalbert.site/docs/get-api-key/): Request early access; personal key per named user by email; never shared; revocable
- [Set up the MCP server](https://heyalbert.site/docs/mcp/): Claude custom connector (OAuth sign-in), Claude Desktop config (bearer key via mcp-remote), ChatGPT custom connector (early access), your own agent over Streamable HTTP with Authorization: Bearer; server https://heyalbert-mcp-30244774865.us-east1.run.app/mcp
- [Tools reference](https://heyalbert.site/docs/tools/): search_people, get_dossier, recent_signals, draft_outreach, meeting_brief, search, fetch: parameters, example responses, credit cost per call
- [Limits & errors](https://heyalbert.site/docs/limits/): 250 result rows/day, daily dossier quota (100 default), HTTP 429 + Retry-After, HTTP 401, compliance notes (drafts never auto-send, no FEC data in outreach, SEC Marketing Rule flags)
- [CRM integrations](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/): CSV export available today for Salesforce, Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Redtail, Wealthbox; direct API sync early access / on the roadmap, not live
- [Salesforce](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/salesforce/): CSV export, Lead/Contact field mapping, Data Import Wizard steps, External ID dedupe
- [Zoho CRM](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/zoho/): CSV export, Leads field mapping, import steps, dedupe
- [HubSpot](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/hubspot/): CSV export, contact property mapping, import steps, dedupe
- [Redtail CRM](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/redtail/): CSV export and contact import; direct sync on the roadmap
- [Wealthbox](https://heyalbert.site/docs/integrations/wealthbox/): CSV export and contact import; direct sync on the roadmap