Building the site is half of it. Knowing who to send it to is the other half, and that usually means a second subscription to a lead database that knows nothing about what you just built.
Type @leads in the chat and you are searching the Belgian Crossroads Bank for Enterprises: 1.95 million registered companies, filterable by sector, region, revenue band and founding date, with contact details attached.
Company name, address, sector, and where available an email address and phone number — exportable, so it drops straight into whatever you already use to reach people.
It is official register data, which means it is accurate about who exists and dull about who is interesting. The filters are what turn 1.95 million rows into a list worth working.
The KBO register is public data. How you use it is governed by GDPR and by the terms you accept before exporting — read them; they are short.
No. It is part of the plan, with a monthly quota.
They come from the register and from public sources. Expect register-quality data, not a hand-curated list.
Search the register from the chat you build in.
Beschrijf uw website en zie ze verschijnen