FROM DISCOVERY TO CONTACT

Find the contact details behind a business.

Keep business research and contact discovery together. LeadFinder looks for published email addresses on the websites associated with your prospects.

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01

Start with the right businesses

Search by category and location first. Email discovery is most useful when the businesses in your list are a good fit for what you sell.

Find local business prospects
02

Look beyond the map listing

LeadFinder checks business websites for published email addresses, including common contact pages. An email comes from the website content, rather than a promise that every map listing contains one.

03

Understand the gaps

Some businesses use a contact form, have no website, or do not publish an email address. Other sites may be unavailable. Phone numbers and websites can still help you review those prospects.

04

Check before sending

A published address can be outdated or intended for a particular department. Confirm that the address is appropriate for your purpose. Email discovery does not verify deliverability or establish permission to send a campaign.

LeadFinder results showing availability of phone, email, website and address fields
Inside LeadFinder. Appearance may vary by version.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A little more clarity.

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Does LeadFinder guess personal email addresses?

The website email-discovery workflow searches published website content. Do not expect a named decision-maker or a personal email address for every business.

Can I export the available details?

Yes. Review your results and use the download workflow to export your list. Available fields depend on each result and your plan.

A PLACE TO START

Find your next business prospect.

Choose a category. Pick a location. Explore the possibilities.

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LeadFinder app screen