Where can I find B2B prospects for free?

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Free, public sources include state business registries (new filings), state license lists (for example, newly licensed contractors), SEC EDGAR filings such as Form D for companies that just raised money, companies' own websites and careers pages, and press releases. Check each source's terms of use before collecting data, and keep to business contact information.

Examples

  • State business registries: new entities by date.
  • State license lists: for example, the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's license search.
  • SEC EDGAR: Form D filings show companies that recently raised money.
  • Company sites: careers pages, news pages, location pages.

The hard part isn't finding names; it's checking fit, finding a reason to reach out now, and writing something worth replying to. That's what our free preview shows.

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Questions people ask

Where can I find B2B prospects without buying a list?

Public sources: state business registries, state license lists, SEC EDGAR filings such as Form D, companies' own websites and careers pages, and press releases.

Can I collect whatever those sites show?

Check each source's terms of use first, and keep to business contact information.

Is a list of names the hard part?

No. The hard part is checking fit, finding a reason to reach out now, and writing something worth replying to.

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