Find the businesses worth pitching your domains to
75 million businesses worldwide, with email, phone, website, social profiles and full addresses. Filter by category, country or city, then export the list and run your outbound.
Pick a category, a country or type a name to start — the dataset covers the whole planet.
Pick a category. Skip the search box.
16 of the 2,107 categories on file. The full tree lives in the Category filter at the top.
You are not short of names.
You are short of the right list.
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Every one of them is a business with a domain decision already made — a builder subdomain, a hyphenated .net, a name three words long, or nothing at all. That is your buyer list.
Own hundreds of domains. Still no end user in sight?
Every name in your portfolio was registered for some business — you just don't know which one. Without a match on industry, city, and the site they run today, you're emailing blind. Four things make that match hard to find.
01The list you bought is already decaying
A scraped CSV is a snapshot of a directory from months ago. You pay once and mail into bounces for the rest of the year.
02You don't know what they run today
The one fact that decides whether a pitch makes sense — the domain currently on their site — is the field generic lead tools do not carry.
03Coverage stops at the US border
A .co.uk, a .de or a .com.au needs the businesses that would actually buy it. Most lead tools have almost nothing outside North America.
04Exports are metered by the seat
Credit packs and row caps on a list you will mail once, from a tool built for SaaS sales teams rather than domain sellers.
Built for one job: finding the business that should own your domain.
Start from the trade, not a keyword
Pick from 2,107 business categories and narrow to a country, region, city or postcode. Own a dental name? Pull every dental clinic in Texas with an inbox. No search text required.
Ridgeway Dental Care
Austin, TX· ridgewaydental.dentalsites.net
Bright Smile Studio
Denver, CO· brightsmilestudio.wixsite.com
Harbor Family Dentistry
Portland, ORno website
“No website” is the whole pitch
Every channel — email, phone, website, social, address — is a three-way filter. Require it, or require its absence. A business trading with an inbox and no site is the shortest conversation you will ever have about a domain.
See the domain they run today
Every lead carries its current website, so you can filter by TLD, spot the businesses parked on a builder subdomain or a hyphenated .net, and check your name against theirs before you write a word.
Running today
brightsmilestudio.wixsite.com
Your inventory
brightsmile.com
yoursCategory to outbound list, in four moves.
No import, no enrichment credits, no waiting on a sales call. The whole thing happens on this page.
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Pick a category or type a name
Browse the tree — dentist, law firm, boat dealer — or search a brand directly. Either works on its own.
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Narrow it to a market
Country, region, city and postcode run inside the query, so a tight search comes back far faster than a global one.
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Keep only who you can reach
Require an email, phone or social profile — and rule out the ones that already have a decent domain.
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Save, draft and export
Bookmark the good ones, draft a pitch around the domain they run today, then export the list as CSV.
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Countries & territories
European, Asian and LATAM markets included — not a US-only file.
2,107
Business categories
Filter to the exact trade your domain was registered for.
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To search and export
No card, no seat fee, no cap on the lists you pull today.
Next: a CRM that speaks domains.
Today the export hands off to your own sending tool. The other half is coming: which lead got which name, who replied, what they offered, and when to follow up — tracked here instead of in a spreadsheet named final_v3.
Pitch pipeline
Every lead you contacted, by stage.
Reply tracking
Opens, replies and offers in one thread.
Follow-up reminders
The second touch that closes most sales.
Per-domain outcomes
Which names pull replies, which do not.
Your next sale is somewhere in 75 million businesses.
Pick a category, add a country, require an email. You will have a working outbound list before the kettle boils.
No card. No seat fee. No export cap.
Before your first search
Read straight from the source
Results are queried live against the business database. There is no intermediate copy going stale.
The first search is slow
A cold scan takes one to three minutes. It is cached after that, so paging and re-sorting are instant.
Contact data is partial
Only a share of businesses on file carry an email or phone. Requiring an email shrinks a result set sharply — that is the data, not the filter.