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Lead generation

B2B leads from the moment something changes.

New raises, contract awards, company registrations, officer changes and hiring spikes, read from public filings and registries. Filter them to your ideal customer profile and reach the right people, with every contact field sourced.

Triggers

Every trigger is linked to its public record.

Triggers are detected daily from filings, registers and the open web. Each event keeps its evidence and a link to the register page or notice, and re-runs refresh an event instead of duplicating it.

  • New Form D raise

    A new SEC Form D, an amendment, or the amount sold on one.

    US · SEC EDGAR

  • Federal contract award

    A new award on USASpending. Material modifications of an existing award are opt-in.

    US · USASpending

  • New company

    A new legal entity enters the national register.

    UK · FR · NO · EE · LT

  • New establishment

    A new sub-unit or establishment of an existing entity.

    NO · FR (SIRENE)

  • Officer change

    A CEO, officer or board member appointed or removed.

    US · UK · NO · FR

  • Registry change

    Name, share capital, registered seat, legal form or activity changed.

    NO · FR

  • Business sale & new charge

    A French business sold to the subject, or a new secured charge in the UK.

    FR (BODACC) · UK

  • Hiring spike

    A jump in open roles on public job boards.

    any country

  • Tech adoption

    A technology newly detected on the company website.

    any country

  • Website launch

    A first capture or relaunch of the company website.

    any country

  • Insolvency & dissolution

    opt-in

    Bankruptcy, administration, liquidation or strike-off. Risk events, never counted as buying intent.

    UK · FR · NO · LT

The feed

A feed you can filter, not a list you have to buy.

Each row is one event on one company, with the date and the source. Open a company to see its other triggers, its contacts and a free diligence screen.

Trigger feed · last 7 daysillustrative
CompanyEventSource
Example Robotics Inc.Form D filedSEC EDGAR
Example Analytics LLCFederal awardUSASpending
Example LtdDirector appointedCompanies House
Example SASNew companyBODACC
Example ASNew establishmentBrønnøysund
Example GmbHHiring spikePublic job board

Placeholder companies. Real rows link to the filing or register entry.

Workflow

From a search to a list you can work.

The same search, feed, lists and exports are available in the dashboard, the REST API and over MCP.

01

Search by ICP

Filter by country and region (including EU regions), NAICS, NACE, NAF or SIC code prefix, funding stage, amount raised and how recent the trigger is.

02

Add any company

Not in the results? Add a company from the registries on demand. It is completed from the register, its domain is verified and its contacts are gathered.

03

Save, alert, list, export

Save a search and get alerted when new companies match. Build lead lists and export them to CSV.

Contacts

Every contact field has a source.

Names, roles and business emails are gathered from the company’s own public pages and from public registries. Each field keeps the page it came from and when it was collected.

  • Business emails at the company’s own domain only; free-mail addresses are never collected
  • Email patterns are inferred from addresses the company publishes, then the domain’s mail server is checked
  • Individual mailboxes are not probed by default
  • Contacts not re-seen for a set period are deleted

GDPR by default for EU subjects

Contacts at EU, EEA, UK and Swiss companies are flagged. We do not guess their email addresses from a pattern alone, and the lawful basis is recorded for each person. Anyone can opt out or file a data-subject request. See how we handle personal data.

Credits

Search for free. Spend credits on what you keep.

Search, the trigger feed and masked contacts are included. A lead credit reveals a contact, adds a company to a lead list or exports a CSV row beyond your plan’s included rows. You are never charged twice for the same thing.

FAQ

Lead generation questions

What is trigger-based lead generation?
Instead of a static database, you work from events: a company that just filed a Form D, won a federal contract, registered, changed its CEO or started hiring fast. Each lead carries the event and a link to the public record it came from.
Which countries do triggers cover?
SEC Form D and federal-award triggers cover the US. New-company and registry triggers come from UK Companies House, France (BODACC and SIRENE), Norway (Brønnøysund), Estonia and Lithuania. Hiring, tech-adoption and website triggers work for any country.
Where do contact details come from?
Each field is sourced separately from the company’s own website and from public registries, and keeps a link to where it was found. Emails are only kept at the company’s own domain. We check that the domain has a mail server; we do not probe individual mailboxes by default.
How do you handle GDPR?
Contacts at EU, EEA, UK and Swiss companies are flagged. For them we do not generate a pattern-guessed email unless the pattern is evidenced by addresses the company publishes itself, and we never collect personal (free-mail) addresses. People can opt out or make a data-subject request, as described on the trust page.
What costs credits?
Searching, the trigger feed and masked contacts are included. Revealing a contact, adding a company to a lead list and exporting CSV rows beyond your plan’s included rows use lead credits. Anything you have already paid for is free to reuse.
Are insolvencies shown as leads?
Only if you ask for them. Insolvency, dissolution and award-modification events are opt-in: they never appear in a feed or search that did not name them, and risk events never raise a company’s intent score.

Find companies the day they change.

Set up your ideal customer profile and watch the trigger feed fill in.