Free · For businesses that sell to businesses
Twenty-five companies in your market that should be buying from you.
Not a database export. Every one is a real, operating organization, and every one comes with the specific reason it's on the list. Whatever we couldn't verify, we say so plainly.
Five questions, about 90 seconds
A person reads every list before it goes out. Yours lands within one business day.
What's on the list
- 25 named organizations in the metros you actually sell in.
- The reason each one is on there — something we could observe, not a guess.
- Phone, website, and a map link for every one, so you can start today.
- What we threw out and why. Closed listings, empty map pins, and your own competitors get removed before you see the list — and we show you the count.
Then pick any five, and we'll go find the right person to talk to at each.
How it works
- 1You tell us what you sell. Five questions. The one that matters most is “describe a customer you'd love ten more of” — that single answer does more than any dropdown.
- 2The engine goes looking. It works out which kinds of organization buy what you sell, searches your metros against live business listings, and checks every result: still trading, an actual business, not a competitor of yours.
- 3A person reads it. Every list gets reviewed before it's sent. If the result isn't good enough to be worth your time, you'll hear that instead.
Who this is for
This works when your customers are organizations with a front door — offices, clinics, schools, shops, facilities, plants. Commercial cleaning, IT and MSPs, print and signage, video production, commercial photography, trades that serve businesses.
It doesn't work when your buyers are remote-only or spread across the country with no local footprint. We search real business listings, so if there's nothing to find, we'd be handing you a guess dressed up as research. We'll tell you that rather than do it.
The catch
There isn't much of one. The list is free and it's yours to keep, whether or not we ever speak again.
What we get out of it: some of the people who see what the engine finds in six minutes want to know what it does in a month. That's the whole pitch.
Find out who should be buying from you.
Five questions, about 90 seconds. One list per company.
Question 1 of 5
What does your company sell?
One sentence is plenty. Plain words beat industry terms — write it the way you'd say it to a neighbour.
200 characters.
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