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Yoni Tserruya

Co-founder and CEO, Lusha, named behind the Lusha API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Yoni Tserruya

Co-founder and CEO, Lusha

Yoni Tserruya co-founded Lusha in 2016 with Assaf Eisenstein and is its CEO. Lusha's about page says he was a young developer when the two met and that the product began as one developer's passion project. The company ran without outside investment for its first five years.

What Yoni builds

  • Lusha API + MCP B · Lead & company data

    Contact and company enrichment, filter-based prospecting, lookalikes, job-change and company signals, and webhooks over a versioned REST API with OpenAPI files.

    Co-founder and CEO, Lusha, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Yoni Tserruya?

Yoni Tserruya co-founded Lusha in 2016 with Assaf Eisenstein and is its CEO. Lusha's about page says he was a young developer when the two met and that the product began as one developer's passion project. The company ran without outside investment for its first five years.

What does Lusha make?

Anchor Terminal lists Lusha API + MCP from Lusha. Contact and company enrichment, filter-based prospecting, lookalikes, job-change and company signals, and webhooks over a versioned REST API with OpenAPI files.

Who has invested in Lusha?

The sources our research read name PSG and ION Crossover Partners.

How are Yoni's tools graded?

Lusha API + MCP is graded B, 62.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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