Codeair LeadGen: B2B Leads

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About this app

Build your sales pipeline with ready-to-contact business leads.

Codeair LeadGen helps you find and collect publicly listed business details from four sources in one app: Google Maps, IndiaMART, JustDial and Yellow Pages. Instead of copying names and numbers by hand from listing after listing, you run a search, set a limit, and get an organized list of leads you can work through.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick a source and enter what you are looking for, for example "dental clinics" in "Raipur".
2. Set a lead limit for the job, from 1 up to 500 leads.
3. Launch the job. LeadGen collects the matching business details and notifies you when it is done.

WHAT YOU GET FOR EVERY LEAD
Business name, phone numbers, address, website, rating and category, and public social links where the source platform lists them, so you can start outreach right away.

KEY FEATURES
- Four sources in one app: Google Maps, IndiaMART, JustDial and Yellow Pages
- Collection jobs with a lead limit you control (1 to 500 per job)
- Job tracking with push notifications when a job finishes
- Lead lists to organize prospects by campaign, city or niche
- Saved searches, so repeat searches take one tap
- Export your leads to CSV for your CRM or spreadsheet
- Plans with usage credits, starting with a free starter plan
- Clean, quiet interface with no ads

WHO IT IS FOR
Sales teams, marketing agencies, freelancers and local businesses that need a steady flow of B2B prospects without hours of manual data entry.

A NOTE ON THE DATA
LeadGen collects business information that companies have published publicly on the source platforms. You are responsible for using it in line with the telemarketing, messaging, email and privacy laws that apply to your outreach.

Payments for paid plans are processed securely by Razorpay. Your account works with a simple email sign-in.

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What’s new

Security fixes: sign-in token is now cleared with a warning when the server changes, and app network requests no longer follow redirects to a different host while carrying the sign-in token.