Describe the kind of business you want to sell to and the country it operates in — “commercial kitchen equipment suppliers in the Netherlands” is enough. The search runs there and then against public listings covering more than 100,000,000 businesses, so what comes back reflects what is published now rather than a file assembled months ago. Nothing is charged at this stage and you are not asked to register.
Five of the matches are shown to you in full — company name, email address, phone number, website and a line on what the business actually does. They are rows from the list itself, not redacted teasers, so you can check the quality against a market you already know. The price for the complete list is shown next to them before you go any further.
One payment for that list, at the price you were quoted. There is no account to open, no subscription starting quietly in the background, and no minimum order. If you want a second list next month you run another search and pay for that one; if you don't, nothing happens.
The full list arrives as an Excel workbook — every matching business with its name, email, phone, website, address, rating, review count and description — sent to your email and available on your order page. With it comes a market intelligence report on that category and country: the statistics computed from your own list, the openings worth pursuing, and the angles to lead with. Where no published market figure exists, the report says so instead of filling the gap.