Lead lists, built from the source.
The best lists come from the directories your industry actually uses, not from a vendor selling everyone the same records. Those directories have search, and nothing else.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Why good lists are expensive
- Purchased lists are stale and everyone else has them too.
- Niche directories have no export and no API.
- Building a list by hand is a week nobody has.
- The list is out of date the month after it's built.
How Browza builds them
The directories that matter
Association rosters, trade directories, local listings — read directly rather than bought second-hand.
Structured from the start
Name, company, role, location, contact — one schema regardless of how each site lays it out.
Refreshed, not rebuilt
Re-run monthly and hear what's new rather than starting over.
Paging handled
Long result sets are walked deterministically, so a hundred pages costs little more than one.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Go through this trade association's member directory for companies in Georgia with 20+ employees, and give me company, contact name, role, phone, and website.”
Questions people ask
Is this allowed?
It depends on the site's terms, and that's a judgment you make per source. Browza identifies itself rather than disguising its traffic, and reports plainly when a site refuses automated access rather than working around it.
Can it get email addresses?
It collects what the directory publishes. It does not guess or generate contact details.
Can the list go straight into our CRM?
Yes — take the structured output through the API and load it, or pair it with the CRM data-entry use case.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.