Start with a place
and a purpose.
Find mapped businesses by location and industry. Research a new market, explore potential employers or look for clients and partners.
A workspace for thoughtful research
Find businesses. Understand the opportunity. Keep the evidence. Bring your research for jobs, clients and partners into one focused workspace.
Private access · Sign in with an approved account
Public contacts, website facts and your notes, together.
From a broad search to a useful shortlist
A practical place to collect what you find, decide what matters and keep your research moving.
Find mapped businesses by location and industry. Research a new market, explore potential employers or look for clients and partners.
Review public website contacts and facts. Save evidence links, your own notes and optional AI research drafts for a considered review.
Track research stages, keep exclusions in place and export selected leads to CSV or Excel when you are ready for your next step.
A little more signal. A little less noise.
Finding a business is the beginning. A public contact, an AI suggestion or a search result still needs your review.
Lead Collector keeps source evidence and your notes together so you can make that decision with context. It supports research and exports; it does not send outreach messages.
A few useful details
Lead Collector is currently a private workspace. Sign-in is limited to approved accounts and the workspace password. Public registration is not available.
Business discovery uses public sources such as OpenStreetMap and business directories, with Google Places available when configured. Contact research uses public business websites. You can also add your own research and import CSV files.
No. Lead Collector collects, organizes and exports research. It does not send emails, applications or other outreach messages.
No. Only this introduction is public. Your saved leads, notes, research, exports and account pages remain behind sign-in and are excluded from search indexing.
Yes. Export your selected leads to CSV or Excel, including relevant research fields. Review source accuracy and suitability before using any contact details.
Ready when you are