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Lead lists, by what people sell

Real runs: what someone sells and who buys it, and the people the search came back with — each with the reason they fit. Names left out.

  • Lead list for an AI receptionist: ten real examples

    Who buys an AI receptionist at plumbing, HVAC, roofing and dental businesses: ten real matches from sample runs, each with the reason it fits.

    4 min
  • Lead list for QMS software: ten real examples

    Who buys quality-management software at food, pharma and manufacturing companies: ten real matches from sample runs, each with the reason it fits.

    3 min
  • Lead list for web design: ten real examples

    Who buys a new website at restaurants, dental practices, barbershops and other local businesses: ten real matches from sample runs, each with the reason it fits.

    4 min
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How it's paid for. After the free ten, leads are $0.10 each. The open-source finder also points people who run it themselves at its data provider through an affiliate link: I take a cut, with no markup to them. Running the finder yourself is covered by its Legal Notice.

The form. The address and the two descriptions go to me. They run the search, they write the reply, and the address gets my follow-ups. Ask and I delete them. The detail is in the privacy notice.

Who runs it. One person, who reads every request and answers at eracle@openoutreach.app. © 2026 OpenOutreach.