Bought lists bounce because nobody checked them. This works the other way around: pick your ideal customer, and every contact reaching your inbox is sourced, screened, verified, and judged a fit, with a written ledger you can read.
A written proof of every check it survived, for every contact you receive.
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Sourced to picksNo suppression hitsNo duplicatesNot a role inboxEmail found at domainVerified deliverableJudged fit
One row in the ledger format. Yours shows this for every lead delivered.
Every check writes a row. The ledger that lands with your sample shows all seven for every lead.
Sourced to your picks
Vertical, metro, company size, and decision maker titles. Nothing outside them.
Suppression screen
Anyone already in our client and prospect world never appears in a sample.
Duplicate screen
One appearance per person, checked against every batch this system has ever run.
Role inbox screen
Addresses like info@ and office@ are dropped on sight.
Email found at the company domain
Found fresh at the company domain, never pulled from a stale export.
Deliverability verified
Only addresses that verify valid ship. Unknowns and catch alls are held out.
Judged a fit, in writing
Each contact is read against your picks and gets a one line verdict you can see.
You get the leads and the ledger. If they hold up, we should talk about a hundred more.
Send my sampleThe sample
Ten contacts with name, title, company, city, and a verified business email, delivered as a clean table, usually well inside the hour.
The ledger
A private link showing, for every lead, each check it passed and the written reason it was judged a fit. If your segment runs thin, the ledger says so plainly and you still get every lead that survived.
Four picks bound the sourcing. The titles update as you choose a vertical.