• Where is the data sourced?

  The data is sourced from over 150 different sources. We are constantly compiling data about each business 24/7. For example when you see Bob's Plumbing Suppliers on D7 Lead Finder, it's likely that we have sourced data for that business from 20-30 different places and combined it together, with our software judging which is the best piece of data (ie phone number, social media profile etc) for that business.Some readers

• What data is included?

  With our three different plans (Starter, Agency and Professional) you can get, where available, the business email address, phone number, website URL and social media profiles. On the following picture you can see more features of our plans: In addition to that, the amount of data returned does not have a hard limit. The only limit is the searches per day depending on the plan yoFew readers

• Email Validation

  The emails are partially verified in that we check them for the right syntax, that they're formatted correctly, that they aren't any known honeypots/spamtraps and then that the domain exists and has a server accepting email. We have large blacklists we run the emails against to ensure better quality too. The only check we don't perform is if the user exists at the domain as this would vastly increase the cost of these lists to you without giving much benefit. If you wish to perform this last chFew readers

• Can I export my lists?

  As well as having the online view, you can export the data in Excel/CSV formats, or PDF for printing. We are only able to provide access to the system to users with an active plan. So, if you are planning to turn off the renewals of your account, we highly recommend that you export your lists. To export Single Searches, you can follow these steps: Go to “History” Open the list you wish to export On top of every list, you will find the different options to export the data: Print, ExFew readers

• Roles, Names or Webmails?

  The emails you will find in the system are mixed, ie john@business.com, hello@business.com, john42@gmail.com The system sources data from around 120 different sources (depending on the search) and combines data together for each business from multiple sources - the email address is judged to be the one most likely used. A lot of these are smaller businesses where the info@ is sort of like a pride and joy for them. When I used to setup websites for small businesses they all wanted the inFew readers