Do you cover continental Europe and non-English markets well?

Yes, and this is where most US-built databases go blind. ZoomInfo, Apollo and Lusha all see accuracy drop sharply outside the US, UK and Germany. Tamtam reads company data semantically rather than relying on English-only taxonomies, the data is hosted in the EU and fully GDPR-compliant, and the buying triggers are learned from your won deals rather than a fixed US-centric model. So a French, Italian or Nordic ICP is a configuration step, not a coverage gap.