Find companies by province, district and category from open map data, with the phone number, website, address and social handles that came with the record. Results become CRM contacts, ready for a pipeline and a paced follow-up sequence.
Social catalogues give you an audience. This gives you businesses, with the details you need to actually reach one.
Filter by any Turkish province and district. The filtering is geographic, done against the real boundary of the district rather than a text field, which is why the results are not full of businesses from the next city.
Pick the trade you sell to: restaurants, dentists, hotels, garages, gyms, shops. Category filtering is what turns a map database into a segment you can write an offer for.
Where the source has them, each record carries the phone number, the website, an email address, the street address and the social profiles, so a match is something you can act on rather than research further.
The catalogue is held in our own database rather than queried across the internet on every search. The same query that takes minutes against the remote source answers in milliseconds here.
Import matches as contacts on the board you choose, with the tags you set, checked against your existing records so a company you already have does not come back as a second row.
Local prospecting usually ends in an email or a WhatsApp message. Enrol the imported contacts in a paced sequence in the same workspace, stopping the moment somebody replies.
The catalogue comes from Overture Maps under a permissive open data licence that allows commercial use. No scraped source, no grey-area terms and no per-record data contract to negotiate.
Records are keyed on their identifier in the source data, so a refresh updates a business rather than creating a second copy of it with a slightly different name.
Business finder answers "who are the dentists in this district". Lead discovery answers "who are the founders talking about this topic". They run in the same workspace and land in the same CRM.
Searches are metered per month rather than per record, so exploring a segment before you commit to it does not feel like spending money each time you change a filter.
CSV export, full workspace export and the public REST API read the same contacts. Nothing you collect is locked in.
Imported companies are ordinary CRM contacts: the global do-not-contact list, consent records and every sending limit apply to them exactly as they do to everyone else.
The business finder is a company prospecting tool built on open map data. It searches a catalogue of roughly 1.79 million businesses in Türkiye by province, district and category, and returns the contact details that came with each record: phone, website, email, address and social profiles where they exist. Matching companies can be imported straight into the CRM as contacts.
It answers a different question from the social catalogues. Lead discovery finds people by what they talk about and how big their audience is. The business finder finds businesses by what they do and where they are, which is the question a local service, a B2B supplier or a field sales team actually asks.
The obvious way to filter by province would be to read the address field on each record. We do not, because in the Turkish data that field is empty on roughly 92% of rows and inconsistent on most of the rest. Filtering on it would return a small, arbitrary and confidently wrong subset.
Instead each business is matched against the real geographic boundary of the province and district. A dentist is in Karşıyaka because their coordinates are inside Karşıyaka, not because somebody typed it into a form. It costs more to build and it is the only version of this feature that produces a list worth calling.
Not every field is present on every business. Where the source has it, a record carries:
This is open data, not a commercial contact database, and the difference shows in three places.
The business finder starts on Pro at $24.99 a month with 200 lookups a month; Business at $99 includes 2,000. It is not part of the Free plan. Imported companies are ordinary contacts and count against your contact allowance like any other.
Included from Pro with 200 lookups a month. Start free and upgrade when you need it.
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