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Find leads is the first tab on Leads. You describe the kind of business you want to reach — “real-estate developers in Pune”, “dental clinics in Bengaluru” — and an agent finds them and brings back their phone numbers and email addresses. The people who came to your agents are on the second tab, Inbound leads.

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Find your first leads

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Describe the businesses

Open Leads. Type who you want to reach, or start from one of the examples. Add a place: “in Pune” finds far better than “developers”.
2

Answer one question, if it asks

A broad request (“builders”) gets one question with a few answers to tick — which city, what kind. Tick, add your own, or skip it.
3

Choose how many and start

The agent shows what it will look for. Pick 25, 50, 100, 250 or 500 leads and Start search. Before it starts you see the most the search can cost.
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Watch them arrive

The chat on the left shows each search the agent runs; the table on the right fills in as leads are found. You can leave the page — the search carries on — and Stop it whenever you like.

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Ask for more, or something different

After a search, just talk to the agent in the box under the chat.
  • “2 more”, “20 more please”, “keep going” — it searches again for different businesses and adds them to the same table, up to 500 leads in a search. You only pay for the new leads.
  • “Only the ones with an email”, “now in Mumbai”, “also include orthodontists” — it changes the search and starts the next one in the same chat.
  • “Interior designers in Hyderabad” — a different search, in the same chat.
  • Say how many in the same message — “10 dentists in Pune” — and it starts straight away.
Your earlier searches stay in the chat, each with a View leads button that brings its table back. Back to new search (the arrow beside Leads) starts a fresh chat.

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What you get for each lead

A row in the table: the business, its website, phone, email, location and what kind of business it is.
  • Only what the website itself prints. A number or email is included only if it is on the business’s own page. The link beside the website opens that exact page, so you can check any of them.
  • The business’s public details, not a person’s. Expect a main line, a sales number, a toll-free number or a general address such as info@ — not the direct number of a named person.
  • More than one number or email? The first is shown, with +2 or similar; hover it to see the rest.

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What it costs

  • ₹1 for each lead (one cent if your workspace is billed in dollars), taken from your balance. No GST is added.
  • The first 50 leads are free — in your workspace’s first month of Find leads, counted from your first search. They are counted per workspace and per person.
  • You only pay for a lead: a business with a phone number or email on its own website that you don’t already have. Sites that were not a match, sites with no contact details, businesses already in your contacts and businesses an earlier search found are never charged.
  • When the balance runs out, the search pauses. Add money and press Continue. A workspace with no balance — the free trial — is asked to choose a plan once its free leads are used.
The price is also on each plan card in Settings → Billing.

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Do something with them

Tick the leads you want, then:
  • Save to Contacts — they become contacts in your workspace, and go into a group you choose or create.
  • Send WhatsApp — saves them to a group and opens a broadcast already aimed at it.
  • Call with an Agent — saves them to a group and opens a calling campaign already aimed at it.
Saving asks you to confirm that contacting these businesses is your responsibility. These businesses have not asked to hear from you, so read the next section before you send anything.

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Before you contact them

  • Calls. Calling businesses that have not asked to be called is covered by India’s telemarketing rules, including Do Not Disturb. Your calling campaign still respects calling hours and your do-not-contact list; the rules themselves are yours to follow.
  • WhatsApp. WhatsApp expects people to have opted in. A broadcast to found businesses is allowed, but complaints and blocks lower your WhatsApp account’s quality rating and can get it limited. Send only what they would expect from a business like yours.
  • Anyone who says stop is never contacted again, on any campaign, whichever way they were found.

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Save a search, run it again

On a finished search, Save search gives it a name and keeps it at the top of the start screen under Saved searches. History lists your recent searches. Run again repeats a search: businesses you already have come back as duplicates and are not charged, so a rerun pays only for new ones.

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Limits

  • One search at a time in a workspace, and 30 a day.
  • Up to 500 leads a search. A search ends early if it is finding nothing, and says so.
  • Businesses in India.
  • Leads stay in your workspace. They are not in the Contacts download or in the contacts API.

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Not available yet

  • Workspaces of a white-label client, and customers of a developer: their usage is billed through somebody else, and this is not part of that yet.
  • Finding leads from the API or the MCP server.
  • Repeating a saved search automatically every week.