That's Them

Tool Description : A free people-search engine (US) to help find individuals through names, phone numbers, emails, and addresses.

That’s Them

Quick Overview

URL

https://thatsthem.com/

What it does

Searches public and commercial records to uncover information linked to an individual including names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.

How to use it

Search using a known identifier e.g. name or phone number, then review the returned results.

Cost

Free for most searches. Paid for some advance info.

Account required

No.

Strong focus on visitor analytics and user behaviour tracking.

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed.

Use in Reporting

Particularly useful for identifying unknown contacts, tracing individuals, verifying details, and generating investigative leads.

What does That's Them do?

That’s Them gathers information from public records, marketing databases, online directories, business registrations, property records, court filings, social media data, and other legally accessible sources. It then returns associated records and linked data points to help build a profile of an individual, including names and aliases, current and historical addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and more.

The lowdown: It’s a digital shortcut through thousands of scattered public records, although every result as an investigative lead, not confirmed intelligence (people move house and numbers change!)

Note: The tool only searches people based in the US.

How to Use:

1. Start with the strongest identifier you have e.g. full name and city/state, email address, physical address, or phone number.

2. Review returned records including previous addresses, associated phone numbers and linked email addresses:

3. Verify and enrich your data, using findings to guide additional research e.g. social media platforms, property records, company registries etc.

Cost

Free
Partially Free
Paid

Free for most searches. Paid for some advance info.

Data Processing

Account Required:

Cookies:

That’s Them uses Google Analytics, Snowplow Analytics, and visitor-tracking cookies to monitor site usage, recognise returning users, measure engagement, and support website functionality.

Use in Reporting

That’s them is useful for:

Identifying and verifying individuals connected to a story or investigation.
Discovering contact information for potential interview subjects or witnesses.
Tracing historical addresses and establishing location timelines.
Mapping family, household, or associate relationships that may reveal useful connections.
Generating investigative leads that can be corroborated through public records, social media, court documents, and other OSINT sources.

Capabilities

Limitations

Quick identifies individuals using names, numbers, emails, or physical addresses.

Primarily focused on US-based individuals & records.

Performs reverse lookups on numbers, emails, addresses, IP addresses and VINs.

Information may be outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate.

Reveals current & historical addresses associated with a person.

Source transparency is limited, making verification difficult.

Identifies potential relatives, associates and household members.

Search results can generate false positives, particularly for common names.

Aggregates data from multiple public and commercial sources into a single, searchable profile.

Summary

That's Them is best used as an enrichment and lead-generation tool, rather than a primary source or final verification tool, most useful after you have obtained an initial identifier (such as a name, email address, phone number, or address) and need to expand your understanding of the target.

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed. The domain registration is privacy-protected, and the company does not provide clear corporate ownership information on its website. Public WHOIS records list the owner as private/redacted.

Ethical Considerations

The fact that information is publicly accessible does not automatically make every use of that information ethical.
Have a legitimate purpose for searching.
Respect privacy and data-protection laws.
Avoid harassment, doxxing, or intimidation.
Verify information before acting on it.
Consider whether disclosure serves a genuine public interest.
Minimise unnecessary collection or retention of personal information.