Lookalike Search currently supports people only. Company lookalike search is not available yet.
Prepare the seed cohort
Every request accepts exactly one seed source.
For CSV seeds, a LinkedIn profile URL column produces the most reliable identity matches. Recognized headers include
linkedin, linkedin url, linkedin profile, and profile url. Rows without a LinkedIn URL need a full name plus supporting identity data such as company, company domain, role, location, or education. Sixtyfour drops weak or ambiguous identity matches instead of guessing.
Use guidance only for requirements that are not implied by the cohort, such as "Only people in the United States with 8+ years of experience". Sixtyfour infers roles, skills, industries, seniority, employers, and other shared traits from the seeds.
analysis_sample_size controls the maximum number of representative resolved profiles analyzed for cohort traits. It defaults to 100 and accepts values from 1 to 100.
Run a lookalike search
Submit the seed cohort, poll the dedicated status endpoint until the search completes, then pass itssearch_id to /search/query.
Start response
The start endpoint returns HTTP 202 after resolving the seeds and launching the search.seed_diagnostics to confirm how much of the supplied cohort Sixtyfour resolved and analyzed. The search proceeds when at least one usable seed resolves.
Completed status
Lookalike searches typically complete in 1–3 minutes. Poll every 10 seconds and stop oncompleted, failed, cancelled, terminated, or timed_out.
filters and cohort analysis by default. Set include_filters=false&include_analysis=false when only progress and the completed search_id are needed.
Page ranked results
Use the completedsearch_id for the first page:
For every later page, send only the cursor returned by the previous response:
Use a CSV seed cohort
Create a CSV with no more than 1,000 data rows:handle_id as csv_resource_handle_id.
Export results
Pass the completed lookalikesearch_id to POST /search/export, poll the returned export task through GET /search/status/{task_id}, then download the generated CSV. See Export Search Results.