LeadGen
A call list from a postcode. Not a promise of a customer.
Describe what you sell and who you want to reach. Pick a postcode in the country set for your organisation. LeadGen returns businesses to call, with a fit score, a first line for the phone, and an email you can copy. You mark each row valid, and it becomes a lead, or invalid, and it goes to history.
How a search is run
The form is the product. Your business, the customers you want, the postcode, and how many to find this time. Include my website lets the rewrite read your site and keep your own company off the list. AI rewrite tightens both descriptions before you generate. The corner shows how many leads you have used of this month’s allowance. The allowance is set by Saleslox and resets on the 1st. LeadGen is a paid add-on and is only offered in selected countries.
To call is the working list. Filter by name, category, address, phone, email, website, or the comment, and sort a column. Valid opens Add as lead. Invalid means not a fit or not reachable. History keeps both.
Limits you have to accept. Laws in your country, state, or industry may prohibit or restrict tools used to find potential customers, including rules on unsolicited calls, email, and marketing. You have to decide whether LeadGen is lawful for the way you sell. Saleslox does not make that decision for you. LeadGen does not guarantee that a returned business is genuine, still trading, correctly described, reachable, or a customer you should pursue. A fit score, an opener, and a draft email are suggestions. Check them before you call or write. AI can be inaccurate. Inference runs outside your country, with no choice of region. Companies that require data to stay onshore should not use LeadGen. Details are in the EULA and the Terms.