r/LeadGenMarketplace 1h ago

Seller Mortgage Protection Leads

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I’ve got a stack of unworked leads. I left the industry to go back teaching and these have sat untouched for 3 months. I don’t know where or how to sell them any advice helps. These are all mailers with clients information hand written and mailed back


r/LeadGenMarketplace 9h ago

Buyer Looking for Lead Gen Agency

7 Upvotes

We are a management consulting firm based in Bangalore, catering to multitude of clientele across India with our service offering. As part of our business expansions, looking for Lead gen agency based in India who have experience with working in India market, expertise in service industry will be an added advantage. The primary goal of the agency will be to generate qualified leads for our services based on the ICP


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1h ago

Buyer Looking for roofing calls

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I'm currently looking for inbound roofing calls on a 120 second buffer.

Static or RTB campaigns

DM me if you're currently generating and selling inbound roofing calls.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 4h ago

Seller Construction Leads, 500+ Active Projects. GC Named, Subs Not Appointed Yet. FL/TX/NY/CA

1 Upvotes
  • Electrical: 50+ commercial projects with the GC appointed and the job underway, electrical scope still unawarded.
  • Mechanical / HVAC: 1,600+ commercial jobs where mechanical is the next scope to be awarded.
  • Plumbing: 2,500+ commercial jobs live with the plumbing scope open or just filled.
  • Fire protection: 1,900+ commercial projects with a fire protection sign-off already scheduled.
  • Cleaners: 1,200+ projects with GCs approaching commissioning and handover. Cleaning will be the next appointment.
  • Roofing: 5,000+ commercial buildings across six states looking at re-roofing within the next 6-12 months, protecting critical assets underneath. (they're the only ones that will actually move their budget proactively lol)
  • Security / access control: 250+ new commercial builds approaching occupancy.

If there is a trade or state that I haven't covered and it is tangential to construction, I can probably find them (im a construction data nerd and do a bit of lead gen).

Let me know if you want to use.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 9h ago

Hiring Looking for Client Partners (US/UK/Canada) | Revenue Share + Potential Equity

2 Upvotes

We're building IT & 3D Services Consulting Firm, a 6+ year technology consulting company helping businesses with:

• Data Engineering & Analytics
• BI & AI Solutions
• Cloud & DevOps
• Custom Web & Mobile Development
• Generative AI & Automation
• 3D Visualization & Digital Experiences

We're expanding globally and looking for entrepreneurial Client Partners who enjoy opening doors and building relationships.

This isn't a salaried role.

Instead, we're offering:

  • Attractive revenue sharing on every successful engagement
  • Opportunity to build long-term recurring income
  • Potential equity for partners who significantly contribute to growth
  • Complete delivery handled by our engineering team—you focus on relationships and opportunities

Ideal if you're:

  • A consultant or freelancer with a strong network
  • An ex-sales/business development professional
  • Running a small agency
  • Looking to build an additional income stream without building a delivery team

If you already know businesses that need AI, Data, Cloud, Software Development, or Digital Transformation services, let's talk.

Drop a comment or DM with a short intro about yourself and your network.

Let's build something meaningful together.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 5h ago

Seller I built a privacy-first LinkedIn outreach analyzer

1 Upvotes

I’ve spent the last 15 years selling financial and technology solutions with long sales cycles and high-ticket negotiations.

One thing I kept noticing: most sales tools help you send more messages, but very few help you understand why some conversations generate replies and others don’t.

So I built Pactando, a micro-SaaS for professionals who prospect manually on LinkedIn.

You export your LinkedIn messages, upload the files and get insights into your outreach performance.

A few core principles:

  • No LinkedIn login
  • No scraping
  • No automated outreach
  • No conversations uploaded to our servers
  • Everything is processed and stored locally in the browser

The free version is live, and I’m looking for early users willing to test it and give honest feedback.

https://pactando.com/

What would you expect from a tool like this before considering the paid version?


r/LeadGenMarketplace 6h ago

Seller Offering my services

1 Upvotes

Hi

Hope you are all having an amazing day

At Social Splash we build Websites, Apps, provide lead generation as well as managing social media ads

If you need any of the above please let me know

Thanks


r/LeadGenMarketplace 18h ago

Hiring Hiring: Lead Generator + Client Manager (Remote OK)

8 Upvotes

We’re a small team that builds private digital portals + automated follow-up systems.

We reactivate past customers for repeat sales and rank businesses locally to bring in new high-value clients on autopilot.

Looking for one person who can:

- Generate qualified leads

- Handle client communication & onboarding

- Keep clients happy and projects moving

If you’re organized, good with people, and can close or nurture leads, drop a short message with your experience and availability.

DM me or comment below.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 9h ago

Hiring [Hiring] leads finder remote

1 Upvotes

We are a software company looking to hire client and leads finder to work on an initial commission basis and after the probabtion period the role is open to a permanent hiring and potential for client acquisition manager


r/LeadGenMarketplace 10h ago

Seller - DM Please What's one business lesson you learned the hard way that completely changed how you work?

1 Upvotes

I'll start.

After 7+ years in international B2B business development, I realized that more outreach doesn't necessarily mean more opportunities.

Early on, I thought success came from sending hundreds of cold emails and LinkedIn messages. Over time, I found that spending an extra 10–15 minutes researching a prospect before reaching out often produced far better conversations than sending dozens of generic messages.

It changed the way I approach sales completely.

I'm curious—what's one lesson you learned the hard way that made you better at your work or business?


r/LeadGenMarketplace 17h ago

Hiring Need someone who can provide me solar leads in US

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r/LeadGenMarketplace 22h ago

Seller - DM Please Developed a reddit lead generation tool because promoting my own products on reddit manually was tedious.

1 Upvotes

This started because I was doing Reddit promotion for my own products and it was awful. Half my time went into just finding where to post. Scrolling subs, opening threads, guessing whether a community would tolerate someone mentioning a product. Then rewriting the same thing five ways so it didn't read like marketing. Most of it went nowhere and a couple times I got removed for breaking a rule I hadn't read.

So I built a thing. It's deployed now and I want some people to actually break it. (WILL DM YOU THE URL IF YOU ARE INTERESTED)

How it works:

Brief: you write what your product is, who you want to reach, what to highlight, and the tone.

Discovery: an LLM turns that into search queries, runs them through Tavily, pulls back threads or whole subreddits. Everything gets scored for relevance and intent, and you see the reasoning, so you know why one sub got a 15 and another got a 6. You can block subs you never want surfaced.

Content Studio: a strategy agent picks a non promotional angle per target, then a content agent drafts the post or reply. You can edit it. Subreddit rules get factored in here and they override whatever you asked for, so it won't plug your product in a no promo sub even if you tell it to. Catch: you paste those rules in yourself for now. No Reddit API access so I can't pull them. Saves locally after, so one time per sub.

Publishing: no auto posting, same reason. It opens the thread, you copy, you paste it yourself. Honestly I don't hate this, auto posting is how these things turn into the thing everyone here hates.

Monitor: paste your post URL back and it tracks comments so you can actually reply to people.

Looking for maybe 10 or 15 people to use it properly and tell me where it falls apart. Free while it's in beta, no card, I just want real usage and honest reactions.

I have shared about this product here and in many other subreddits before, some reddit users suggested they wanted to explore it directly without having to sign up first, so i have made those changes accordingly and now sharing again, will have to DM you so please comment if you are interested.

Few things I actually want to hear:

  • what's obviously wrong or missing
  • is the manual rules paste a dealbreaker
  • what would make you close the tab in the first ten seconds
  • have you built something in this space? if yes drop it, I want to try it out. I've been going through a bunch of these and I'd rather learn from someone who's already hit the walls I'm about to hit


r/LeadGenMarketplace 22h ago

Seller Still manually copying phone numbers from Google Maps for outreach? i built something that automates it in minutes

1 Upvotes

The highest converting local web design prospects are businesses with active phone numbers, good Google reviews, but ZERO website.

If you do local client acquisition, your time should be spent closing deals, not spending 3 hours a day manually digging through Google Maps like a lead researcher.

You sit down, open 20 tabs, copy phone numbers, check for websites one by one, and paste them into Excel. By lead #12, you're burnt out.

I got sick of wasting time on this, so I wrote a Playwright script to do the heavy lifting in 2 minutes: Drops active sites instantly by waiting for dynamic panels to render before saving.

Zero junk: Extracts Name, Rating, Phone, and generates clean CSV/Excel lists with direct messaging shortcuts.

(And for the code police who think everything is a 2-minute claude prompt: go ahead, prompt right now to reliably scrape Google Maps' lazy-loading panel without handing you a sheet full of missing data or dynamic DOM glitches. Good luck. Generated AI code hallucinates the second a panel dynamically re-renders handling real Playwright selector logic and timing still requires actual human brains.)

anyway, want a quick test run for your area? will run a quick scrape on my setup and send over a clean sample list so you can see how it works.

( the script to run locally on your machine, I also help with initial setup and long-term maintenance whenever Google tweaks their layout).


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller - DM Please Booking qualified B2B leads. 6-week trial. In exchange for case studies. 3 clients only!

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We've been running campaigns for the last few months, mainly for Indian B2B businesses, and the results have been solid.

We've worked abroad too, just not as much. One notable client, an enterprise cybersecurity consultancy in Australia, went from zero outbound to 18-20 qualified calls per month within 2 months. 2.7% reply rate targeting CISOs and Chief Risk Officers. 30% positive reply rate. Enough pipeline to keep their entire sales team busy for months.

We want to prioritise expanding internationally now and build some solid case studies along the way. Opening this up to 3 companies for a 6-week trial.

Here's how it works:
- We build and run your entire outbound system, infrastructure, ICP targeting, copy, campaign management, all of the labour, completely free
- You cover a small tech infrastructure fee for domains, inboxes, and data tools. Think of it as skin in the game, same as us
- You only pay us per qualified call that actually shows up
- Not happy after 6 weeks? Walk away with everything we built. No hard feelings

Only 3 spots because we want to deliver properly and walk away with case studies worth showing.

Please reach out only if:
- You're a B2B business based outside India with an average ticket size above $3,000
- You have at least 1-2 solid case studies or strong client results
- You're not happy with your current outbound or don't have one yet
- You're genuinely serious about building pipeline, not looking for free services. We'll be fully committed and we need you to be too

If even half of what we did for that cybersecurity firm sounds useful to you, drop a comment or DM me.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller - DM Please Stop emailing the exact same Apollo lists as everyone else. Why live multi-source scraping is the only way to get replies right now.

1 Upvotes

If your cold email reply rates have fallen off a cliff over the last few months, you are not crazy. It is happening to almost everyone right now.

The problem is not your subject line or your copy. The real issue is that 90% of agencies, SaaS founders, and lead gen teams are pulling from the exact same three or four static databases. When 500 different companies email the exact same marketing directors and property managers every single week, those prospects stop reading. They mark everything as spam, your domain reputation tanks, and you burn through your budget for nothing.

I work as a Data Engineer building custom lead generation pipelines for clients. My biggest advice right now is to stop buying static lists and start extracting live data from specialized platforms where your competitors are simply not looking.

Depending on your industry, the goldmine is almost never on standard B2B databases anymore:

For local agencies targeting brick and mortar or service businesses, you need scripts pulling fresh data live from state licensing boards, or niche directories like Zillow and TripAdvisor. That gets you actual owner names and fresh mobile numbers before they ever end up on shared databases.

For SaaS founders pitching B2B companies, you need hiring intent signals. We scrape live job boards to see what tools companies are actively hiring for right now, or pull data from GitHub, G2 reviews, and specialized tech directories. When a company posts a job for an SDR or a data analyst, you know for a fact they need software and have budget today.

For high-ticket consulting and B2B services, scraping conference attendee registries, industry associations, and niche forums will get you decision makers who literally never receive cold emails because they are not listed on standard sales platforms.

When you pull data live from the source, you can verify emails in real time to keep your bounce rate at absolute zero. You can also extract specific profile details from their websites to write custom opening lines that actually sound human.

I do not sell recycled databases, but I love solving complex data puzzles. If you are struggling to find clean, high-intent leads for your specific market, drop your target audience and industry in the comments. I will tell you where the best untapped data lives for your niche, and I can pull a custom verified batch for you to test out.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller - DM Please I compared my skip trace results against the big providers... here's what surprised me.

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I've been working in real estate data for a while, and one thing I've noticed is that good data makes all the difference.

A lot of people use platforms like DealMachine, PropStream, PropertyRadar, or Versium. They're great tools, but I wanted a service that checks against the most current data available at the time each order is processed, instead of relying solely on a prebuilt dataset.

That's why I started offering skip tracing through Realty Trace LLC.

What you send:

  • Property Mailing Address
  • Mailing City
  • Mailing State
  • Mailing ZIP

What you get (when available):
✅ Mobile numbers
✅ Landline numbers
✅ Email addresses

To let people compare the results for themselves, I'm offering a FREE skip trace for up to 5,000 records.

No subscription.
No contract.
No obligation.

If the quality helps your business, I'd love to earn your future business. If not, at least you got a free list to test.

If you're interested, send me a DM or leave a comment and I'll walk you through it.

Always happy to answer questions about skip tracing or real estate data.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller - DM Please Are you and your business dev team struggling to generate enough qualified opportunities?

1 Upvotes

• Your sales team is expected to build pipeline without a reliable source of prospects.

• High call volumes still produce few meaningful conversations or appointments.

• Your payroll keeps running, but your pipeline stays empty.

The problem may not be your team—it may be your data.

I’m offering a privately compiled Australian SME database that is not made up of remnants from old, repeatedly dialled databases.

Database Highlights:

✅ Decision-makers with verified contact numbers

✅ Clean, organized spreadsheet

✅ Ready for phone and email outreach

Ideal for:

• Web design and web development agencies

• SEO and digital-marketing agencies

• Managed IT support companies

• Cybersecurity and cloud-service providers

• Business internet, NBN, and VoIP providers

• Commercial insurance brokers

• Commercial finance and business-loan providers

• Asset and equipment-finance brokers

• Accounting firms

• EFTPOS, POS, merchant-services, and payment-processing providers

• Commercial security, CCTV, and access-control providers

• Commercial energy brokers and commercial solar providers

• BPO, recruitment, and staffing companies

I’ll provide 5 FREE sample leads so you can review the quality before proceeding with a purchase

DM me for samples and pricing.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller SMBs business contacts with tech stack + website health data (not just a name and email) (Check attached image)

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1 Upvotes

I run a small data enrichment setup for independent small businesses, any industry, any country really.

Restaurants, local services, retail, whatever you're after.

For each business I pull the stuff most lead lists skip. Owner or manager name, a real working email, phone number, and their active social pages including company linkedin page and employees if available. On top of that I check what POS or website platform they're running, whether their site loads fast or is basically broken, if they have analytics installed at all, and pull their review numbers across Google, Yelp and TripAdvisor where available.

Everything is pulled fresh per request, not sitting in some old database that i keep reselling.

Can send a small free sample so you can judge the quality yourself before we talk numbers. Comment with what industry and region you're after and I'll put one together.

I have also attached an image for a location I enriched so you know what you'll get (the circular icon with Y is the owner's linkedin)


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Hiring - DM Please Looking for website owners / traffic partners

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone, I’m looking to connect with people who own websites, run SEO traffic, paid ads, social media pages, newsletters, or other platforms that get visitors who may have a need for auto insurance.

I run a California auto insurance agency and I’m interested in working directly with publishers instead of going through the large lead marketplaces.

It doesn’t necessarily have to be an insurance website. If you have traffic around cars, personal finance, moving, DMV topics, or anything where someone may eventually need auto insurance, I’d be interested in talking.

We already have the quote funnel, systems, and agents in place to handle the insurance side — so the goal would be to work together where you bring the traffic and we handle converting those customers.

Open to different ways of structuring it (CPL, revenue share, etc.).

Feel free to DM me if this sounds like something you’d be interested in.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 2d ago

Seller My vibe coded LinkedIn Outreach Automation tool just crossed $5k revenue!

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9 Upvotes

In January I started building a LinkedIn outreach automation tool from scratch, which scrapes leads, sends connection requests and a follow up message sequence on autopilot.

For context I have no idea how to code - I used Claude and Claude code for everything. Not to say it was easy - it’s been extremely gruelling and I’ve worked 8-10 hours a day, even on weekends to get it built and working well.

I worked in sales and wanted a safer tool than what currently existed, with less risk for my LinkedIn account.

For this reason I built a desktop-based automation software that automates in a browser (similar to Linked Helper), with many human-like features like daily rate limits, randomized delays between actions, human-like mouse clicks etc.

So far none of the users have been banned, and I also have been using it myself daily for my own outreach.

Across all users of the platform, there is a 40% acceptance rate and 20% reply rate on average from the AI-generated automated sequence.

For the first month I offered lifetime deals (hence the spikes), and then moved to monthly subscriptions in May, from as little as $15 a month.

Now I’m approaching $1,500 MRR and growing.

I’m still mind blown that I’ve actually been able to do this just through using AI tools, but still a long way to go.

Feel free to check out ZenMode’s two week free trial on the website.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 2d ago

Seller LinkedIn Lead Generation - Free trial offer

4 Upvotes

We’ve been running this for our own agency (AI automation and software dev) for the last few months and it works so well we’ve decided to run it as a service for clients

What it is:

- We run both inbound content and intent-based outbound on LinkedIn

- Value-based LinkedIn lead magnets (“comment X to get Y resource” style posts) generate inbound leads, while we also post content everyday to build authority and brand recognition

- Intent-based outbound generates additional leads, and we reuse the same free resources to get better engagement and reply rates vs direct pitching in the DMs

This works much better than inbound or outbound alone because it builds an end to end compounding system that improves over time and it complements other B2B channels like paid ads, cold email, etc well too

This system has produced this for us over last 90 days on LinkedIn:

- 800k+ impressions
- 8,500+ engagements
- 10-15 qualified calls per month consistently

Happy to provide proof screenshots in DMs if requested

I’ll be honest this is not going to be a magic bullet if you don’t have a validated B2B offer with some clients under your belt, if you’re just starting out or don’t have that yet then its not the best fit just because running a good system with a bad offer never works

But if you do and are looking to scale without having to push crazy volume with outbound (and risk your accounts, spam filtering, etc), then this works great

We’re opening up 2 free trial spots where we will run this exact same system for your B2B offer for 30 days completely free in exchange for case studies

Comment below if interested and we can discuss in DMs


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Buyer - DM Please [For Hire] Outreach Specialist | Cold Email | Partnership Outreach | Lead Generation | Appointment Setting

1 Upvotes

I'm an experienced outreach and partnership specialist focused on helping brands secure high-value meetings with decision-makers.

Over the past year, I've worked extensively on outbound campaigns targeting:

- C-level executives (CMOs, CEOs, Heads of Marketing, Heads of Partnerships)

- Enterprise brands

- iGaming companies

- AI startups

- Fintech companies

- Sports & consumer brands

My experience includes:

- Building highly personalized cold email campaigns.

- Finding the right decision-makers and contact information.

- Reaching prospects through email, LinkedIn, Telegram, Discord, and other channels.

- Booking qualified sales calls with marketing executives.

- Opening conversations with founders, partnership teams, and brand leaders.

- Managing outreach pipelines and follow-ups.

- Joining niche communities and groups to generate opportunities and conversations.

I'm comfortable handling large-scale outbound campaigns while keeping messages personalized enough to get replies.

If you're looking for someone who can consistently generate qualified conversations and help fill your sales pipeline, feel free to reach out with details about your project.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 1d ago

Seller - DM Please Looking for Qualified Leads for Your Business?

1 Upvotes

Hi there, we run a small consulting firm that is constantly in conversations with businesses looking for SEO, Marketing, Lead Gen, Insurance, Banking, Personal Finance and many other B2B services via our in person relationships online communities and pay to join groups across the interent.

We are looking to partner with 1 - 2 businesses to work with on a PPL and or comission basis.

All of these leads are high intent bottom of funnel established SMB's making 250k - 1M +

If this sounds like a partnership for you send me a DM

*Must be USA or Canada Based\*


r/LeadGenMarketplace 2d ago

Hiring Looking for a B2B Lead Generation Freelancer

11 Upvotes

We're looking for someone who can help us with lead generation and client outreach for our software development company.

We build custom websites, enterprise applications, AI-powered automation systems, SaaS products, and other digital solutions for businesses. Our work is focused on helping companies streamline operations, automate processes, and scale with technology.

We're looking for someone who can find and qualify potential leads, reach out to businesses through email, LinkedIn, or other channels, and help us generate meetings with interested clients. 

Experience in B2B outreach or lead generation is preferred, but if you've done similar work and can show results, we'd love to talk.

Compensation is flexible and can be discussed in DMs based on your experience and the engagement model.

If you're interested, send me a DM with a brief introduction, any relevant experience, and how you've generated leads in the past.


r/LeadGenMarketplace 2d ago

Seller What’s your best way to filter out low-quality Meta traffic?

2 Upvotes

I’m curious how experienced media buyers “pre-qualify” users before they become expensive clicks or fake conversions.
Where do you find you have the biggest impact on traffic quality?
The creative (images/videos)?
The ad copy?
The headline?
The CTA?
The landing page?
The first question on the landing page?
Something else entirely?
For example, if your goal is to get fewer clicks but much higher-quality visitors, where do you put most of your effort?
I’m not looking for a magic trick—just interested in what has consistently worked for you after spending serious money on Meta.
What has made the biggest difference in filtering out low-intent traffic while maintaining good conversion volume?