About
Built by people who got tired of confident guessing.
The founding story
One bad number is the reason we work this way.
Too many big decisions get made on a market-size figure that turns out to be one analyst’s extrapolation of another analyst’s guess. It looks immaculate on the slide. It falls apart the moment real money rides on it. We started Databery in 2024 because we were tired of watching good teams bet on numbers no one could trace.
So we built the opposite: small teams, primary signals, and findings you can follow back to a named origin. If we can’t show you where a number came from, we won’t put it in front of you. That principle was the whole company on day one, and it still is.
Research standards
Three rules. No exceptions.
Primary sources, or it doesn’t ship.
Every material claim traces to a person, document, or dataset we can name to you. Secondary reports frame our fieldwork; they never substitute for it.
Verified means two sources.
Independent ones. Anything single-sourced is labelled as such in the deliverable, never blended in and hoped over.
No guesswork in the numbers.
If the honest answer is a range, you get the range, with the reasoning shown. We would rather hand you an uncomfortable “we don’t know yet” than a comfortable fiction.
The team
Small on purpose.
Abisho George
Founder & principal analyst
Built Databery on a simple premise: revenue teams deserve real research, not data dressed up as insight.
Abarna Balasubramanian
Co-founder & operations lead
Holds the line on quality. Every account is researched properly, never rushed.
Aashika Rewa
Market research analyst
Maps markets from the ground up: who the players are, and where the gaps sit.
Prakash Francis
GTM research lead
Builds account lists grounded in verified signal, the kind sales teams can act on.