> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getoneprofile.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # People and companies > Search with filters, watch the match count for free, then pick what to fill in before the rows are added. Find leads turns a set of filters into a table of people or companies. Counting is free, so shape the search first and spend once you like what you see. The Find people search in three panes: Find with filters on the left with the Location section open on Countries, Regions and Cities, the empty Preview in the middle, and the AI Assistant on the right with suggested searches above a Describe the leads you want box. ## Build a search Open [Find people](https://app.getoneprofile.ai/find-leads/people) and add filters in the **Find with filters** pane. The match count updates as you go, and counting costs nothing. Click the arrow next to the page title to switch to **Find companies**. Filters you already set carry over. Click **Refresh preview** to pull a small sample of the real rows. The sample is paid, so it waits until you stop editing. ## Save the matches to a table Click **Continue**, then choose **Save to a new table** or **Save to an existing table**. **Save to an existing table** opens a list of your tables. Pick one, then click **Add rows to this table**. That table's columns decide what runs on the new rows. ## Pick what to fill in **Save to a new table** opens the **Enrich these rows** panel. It lists what Oneprofile can fill in, such as an email address or a phone number, each with a cost per row. You only pay for rows Oneprofile actually fills in, so the total is the most it can cost. See [Choose what to enrich](/find-leads/choose-what-to-enrich). Click **Create table with N rows**, which names the exact number you are about to add. Oneprofile creates the table and starts filling in what you picked. ## Good to know The arrow next to the page title also lists **Find subdomains**. That one searches a company domain instead of filters. Filters you already set carry over when you switch between **Find people** and **Find companies**. **Find people** groups its filters into **Company attributes**, **Growth**, **Job title**, **Experience**, **Location**, **Professional bio**, **Languages**, **Education**, **Companies**, and **Past experiences**. Each section is one question about the people you want. **Company attributes** holds Industries and **Job title** holds Seniority. **Growth** holds Headcount growth window with options such as Past 12 months. **Experience** holds Years of experience. **Location** runs from Countries and Regions down to Cities, then adds work and company location fields, each with an exclude. **Professional bio** holds Keyword. That field searches the whole profile rather than only the bio. **Find companies** uses the same section names where they apply: **Company attributes**, **Growth**, **Location**, **Professional bio**, and **Companies**. Most sections also carry an exclude field, so you can leave people or companies out of a search. Yes. The **AI Assistant** panel sits to the right of the preview. Type into the **Describe the leads you want** box and it sets the filters for you. See [Search with AI](/find-leads/search-with-ai) for what it changes and how to undo it. The **Enrich these rows** panel says so before you create the table. You still get every row, and filling in the extra columns stops once your credits run out. The preview says "No results found. Try removing or loosening a filter. The search matches nothing as configured." Nothing is charged for a search that matches nothing, because the free count runs before the paid sample. Click the credit balance in the top bar. **View usage** always shows. A paid workspace also gets **Manage plan** and **Buy credits**. A free workspace gets **Upgrade** instead. ## Next steps Describe the list you want and let the assistant set the filters. Pick the details to fill in before the rows are added. Save a search, reopen one, or put it on a schedule. Get the web addresses underneath a company's domain.