> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thinnest.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Find leads > Describe the businesses you want. Your agent finds them and brings back their phone numbers and emails. 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](/agent/leads). ## Find your first leads 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". A broad request ("builders") gets one question with a few answers to tick — which city, what kind. Tick, add your own, or skip it. 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. 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. ## 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. ## 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. ## 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**. ## Do something with them Tick the leads you want, then: * **Save to Contacts** — they become contacts in your workspace, and go into a [group](/agent/leads#groups) you choose or create. * **Send WhatsApp** — saves them to a group and opens a [broadcast](/whatsapp/broadcasts) already aimed at it. * **Call with an Agent** — saves them to a group and opens a [calling campaign](/channels/voice-campaigns) 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. ## 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. ## 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. ## 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. ## 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. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.