Answers before you build your next list

Create an account, use the available free starting credits, define a target keyword and location, then submit a lead discovery job.

The current pricing information states that 1 credit is used for each business record processed during lead generation.

Yes. Generated leads can be exported in CSV format.

No. Availability can vary by business and source. Important details should be reviewed and verified before use.

Not every business publishes an email address in the information available to the discovery workflow. A missing field does not necessarily mean the business has no email; it means the information was not available in the collected record.

Yes. Business information can change over time. Users should verify important contact details before relying on them for outreach or business decisions.

Apply your own qualification criteria, review the business context and verify the information that matters. Discovery is the beginning of the process, not the final sales decision.

Yes. Location is a central part of the discovery workflow, making the platform suitable for research around cities, territories and local markets.

Yes. Agencies can use targeted business discovery to research potential clients for services such as websites, SEO, marketing or design, subject to their own qualification and outreach process.

No. The public workflow is designed around ordinary prospecting steps rather than requiring programming knowledge.

You are responsible for determining whether your intended use is lawful and appropriate, including compliance with applicable privacy, marketing and communications requirements.

No. LeadMind explains that business information can be incomplete, change over time or vary between sources. Important information should be reviewed before use.

See the LeadMind Data Methodology page for an explanation of discovery, available fields, freshness, verification and responsible use.