Finding leads: where the data comes from
The lead finder only uses public business information: OpenStreetMap listings and a few public pages of each business's own website. It honors robots.txt, keeps only the contact details businesses publish, and any business can opt out.
What it reads.
- OpenStreetMap: public listings of local businesses, with their name, address, phone and website. Listing data is © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License (ODbL).
- The business's own website: at most the homepage, contact and about pages. Our crawler honors robots.txt, never logs in or fills in forms, and every request says who we are and how to reach us.
- Public mail records: to check that a domain takes email. We never test individual mailboxes.
What it keeps. Only the business contact details a business publishes: its name, address, phone, website and published business emails. No personal social media profiles, no home addresses, no private data.
Opting out. A business that doesn't want to be listed can email support@fullday.ai with its domain. We add it to our opt-out list, so it's never crawled or listed again. Read more in the Privacy policy.
Your part. Before you email anyone, follow the cold email rules: an honest subject, your postal address and a working unsubscribe.
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