New business gets whatever hours are left after client work, so prospecting happens in short bursts and then stops.
A junior spends two days copying business names and phone numbers off directories into a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
You keep pitching the same companies you already know and never hear about the ones two suburbs over.
Data tools are priced per seat on an annual contract, which is hard to justify for a team that prospects a few weeks a year.
Search, look at five free samples, pay once, download the workbook. No account, no subscription, no sales call in between.
Choose the category you serve and the city or country you can realistically cover.
Five sample businesses show before payment, so you can judge whether the segment is worth working.
A single payment for that search. Nothing to allocate across the team, nothing to renew.
Each row carries the business website, so you can look at what they run today before you call.
The market report gives you enough sector context to open a pitch with something specific.
Where the tool stops
A pitch list is not a campaign. Provendor gives you the businesses, their websites and their contact details; the research, the pitch and the outreach remain your work.
Yes — that is the normal way to use it. You pay for the search you ran. There is no plan to hold open between campaigns.
No. You get the business itself: name, email, phone, website, rating and description. Finding the right person inside the business is still your job.
Run a search per city and buy the ones worth working. Each search returns the businesses matching that category in that location.
No. The output is an Excel workbook. Most CRMs import spreadsheets, but Provendor itself does not connect to one or write records for you.
The five free samples exist for exactly that. Look at them before paying — if they are not the kind of business you want to pitch, adjust the category and search again at no cost.
Yes. It is a file. Once you have downloaded it, share it internally however you normally share a spreadsheet.
Teams choose Provendor as their local business prospect list tool, agency new-business lead list, business directory export by city and category, client prospecting list without a subscription.
The five sample businesses are free. You only pay if you want the rest of the list.