ProspectMap finds businesses that match your ideal customer, helps you identify the strongest opportunities, and gives you the tools to research, contact and follow up — without jumping between search engines, spreadsheets, AI tools and CRMs.
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Go from “Who should I contact?” to “What should I do next?” without stitching together five different tools.
How it works
Choose who you want to reach, validate actual businesses, understand the opportunity and keep every follow-up attached to the lead.
Location, niche, source and useful criteria.
Validate, clean and deduplicate the search.
Use transparent business signals to decide.
Add to CRM, create outreach or schedule follow-up.
Company dossiers
Public company context, digital presence and useful opportunity signals live with the prospect.
Discovery
Choose niche, city, source and useful criteria.
Contextual outreach
The company, your service and your research are already together.
Built-in CRM
Keep status, notes, source and the next action attached to each company.
Tasks & follow-ups
Create the next action directly from the prospect.
Already have leads?
Import CSV or XLSX, map columns and bring existing lists into the same workflow.
Prospecting should not require five tools and twenty browser tabs.
Different services, the same prospecting problem: finding the right businesses, understanding the opportunity and staying consistent after the first contact.
Spot digital gaps, research the business and prepare a more relevant conversation.
Explore the use case →
Build targeted lists, inspect public signals and organise outreach in one place.
Explore agency workflows →
Build prospect lists by location without relying on memory, bookmarks or spreadsheets.
Explore local B2B →ProspectMap is a B2B prospecting workspace that helps freelancers, agencies and service businesses discover companies, qualify opportunities, research prospects and manage outreach from one place.
ProspectMap uses configured web search sources to discover publicly available business information based on the locations, industries and criteria you select.
Yes. You can focus prospecting on signals such as website presence, social presence or available public contact information.
A search can include up to three target niches, allowing you to explore related customer segments without creating a separate search for every one.
No. No prospecting system can know with certainty whether a company wants to buy your service. ProspectMap reduces the manual work involved in finding, validating and prioritising opportunities so you can make better decisions.
The Opportunity Score helps prioritise prospects based on the business information and signals available to ProspectMap. It should be used as a prioritisation tool rather than a guarantee that a company will become a customer.
Yes. Import CSV and XLSX files, map their columns and manage imported prospects alongside companies discovered through ProspectMap.
Yes. ProspectMap includes a lightweight CRM designed around prospecting: statuses, notes, tasks and list or Kanban views.
ProspectMap helps you find the right one — and gives you a system for what happens next.
