Lists go stale.
Searches don't.

The problem with bought lists

A contact database is a photograph of a market taken at some point in the past. Companies move, close, rebrand and change the address that reaches a human, and the file you paid for does none of those things. Anyone who has worked a list knows the feeling of the third bounce in a row.

What we built instead

Provendor holds no database of its own. You describe the kind of business you want to reach and where, and it searches public listings then and there, researches the contact details for each match, and hands back an Excel workbook plus a market report on that sector. One payment for that list. No account, no subscription, nothing running in the background afterwards.