Leads Finder
Verified B2B contacts by ICP filters
What Leads Finder is for
Leads Finder is the B2B contact database underneath everything else. You describe the person you want to reach — job title, seniority, department, country, city, company size, industry — and it returns matching contacts with verified email addresses.
It is the cheapest source on the platform at one credit per result, and it is the only one available on the entry-level Scout plan. That combination is deliberate: most people arriving at VoxScrape want a targeted contact list before they want anything else.
Where the other sources start from a place, a platform, or a conversation, this one starts from a person specification. If you can describe your buyer in a sentence, this turns that sentence into a list.
How it works
You build a filter rather than write a query. Job titles can be included or excluded, so you can ask for 'Head of Growth' while explicitly ruling out 'Assistant'. Seniority and function narrow further, and location filters accept both country and city, again with exclusions.
Company-side filters run in parallel: domain, headcount band, industry, and technologies in use. The filters compose, so a specific request — VP-level marketing leaders at 50-200 person SaaS companies in Germany, excluding agencies — is a single run rather than a manual cross-reference.
Email status is itself a filter. Restricting to verified addresses gives you a smaller, more deliverable list; allowing likely addresses widens reach at the cost of bounce rate. Which you want depends on whether you are protecting a sending domain or maximising coverage.
Set the total result count and the run returns up to that many matching contacts. Narrower filters return fewer but better-fitting results, and because billing is per result returned, a tight filter is cheaper as well as more useful.
What each result contains
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| firstName / lastName | string | Contact's name, split so you can personalise a greeting without parsing. |
| string | Work email address, filterable by verification status. | |
| title | string | Current job title as published — the field to score against your ICP. |
| seniority | string | Normalised level (C-suite, VP, Director, Manager), useful for sorting a mixed list. |
| companyName | string | Employer name. |
| companyDomain | string | Company website domain, the natural key for deduping against your CRM. |
| companyHeadcount | string | null | Employee-count band — the most reliable size signal available. |
| industry | string | null | Company industry classification. |
| location | string | null | Contact's city and country. |
| linkedinUrl | url | null | Profile URL, for enrichment or manual review before outreach. |
What you get
- ✓Get verified B2B contact data filtered by job title, industry, and company size.
- ✓Export ready-to-use lead lists in CSV or JSON — no manual searching required.
- ✓Feed directly into your CRM or sequencer the same day.
Example use case
When to choose this source
Use this when you know who you want by role and firmographics. If you would rather find people by what they are talking about than by their job title, Reddit Pro or Twitter surface intent instead. If you already have a list of LinkedIn URLs and need it filled in, LinkedIn Profiles is the enrichment step rather than the discovery step.
Limitations worth knowing
Coverage is strongest for English-speaking markets and technology sectors, and thinner for small local businesses and some non-English regions. For local businesses specifically, Google Maps is the better starting point.
Even verified email addresses go stale — people change jobs. Treat any list as a snapshot with a shelf life of weeks, not months, and rebuild rather than reuse an old export.
Filters describe roles as published. A title like 'Growth Lead' means different things at a ten-person startup and a multinational, so pair title filters with headcount to keep a list coherent.
The source returns contact records, not buying signals. Someone matching your ICP is not necessarily in-market; combining this with intent detection is what closes that gap.
Built for your role
Credit cost
1
credits per result
Only charged for results returned. Failed runs are fully refunded.
Plan availability
Including Scout ($10/mo)
Frequently asked questions
- How accurate are the email addresses?
- Addresses carry a verification status you can filter on. Restricting to verified gives the best deliverability; allowing likely addresses widens the list but raises bounce risk. If you are warming a new sending domain, filter to verified only.
- Why is it only one credit per result?
- It queries a structured contact database rather than collecting and parsing live pages, so the work per result is much lower than for a source like LinkedIn Profiles. The price reflects the cost of the operation.
- Can I exclude titles and locations?
- Yes, and it materially improves list quality. Excluding words like 'assistant' or 'intern' from a seniority-filtered search removes most of the noise that would otherwise need manual cleanup.
- Is this available on the Scout plan?
- Yes. Leads Finder is the one source included on Scout at $10/mo, which covers roughly 1,000 contacts a month.
- How does this compare to a seat-based data provider?
- You pay per contact returned rather than per seat per year. For teams pulling a few thousand contacts a month, that is usually far cheaper; for teams pulling hundreds of thousands, a bulk contract elsewhere may win. The break-even is easy to calculate from the per-result price.
