Buy exclusive B2B leads by industry

Industries

• Trucking and logistics companiesCarriers and fleets — the buyers are fuel-card, ELD and telematics, factoring, and commercial-insurance vendors selling into transportation.
• ContractorsGeneral contractors and trades — targeted by building-material suppliers, equipment dealers, estimating and job-management software, and insurers.
• Restaurants and food serviceIndependent and multi-unit operators — the market for POS, food distribution, payroll, delivery, and payments vendors.
• Accounting and CPA firmsTax and advisory practices — sold to by tax and practice-management software, staffing firms, and lenders.
• Registered investment advisers (RIAs)Advisory firms — the buyers are custodians, portfolio and CRM software, compliance services, and TAMPs.
• Credit unionsMember-owned institutions — targeted by core-banking, lending, fintech, and CUSO service vendors.
• Nursing homes and skilled nursing facilitiesLong-term and skilled nursing operators — the market for medical supplies, staffing, EHR, and facility services.
• Healthcare facilitiesHospitals and care sites — sold to by device makers, staffing, revenue-cycle, and health-IT vendors.
• Ambulatory surgical centersOutpatient surgical centers — targeted by surgical-supply, anesthesia, equipment, and billing vendors.
• Inpatient rehabilitation facilitiesRehab hospitals and units — the buyers are rehab-equipment, staffing, and clinical-software vendors.
• Healthcare offices and practicesPhysician and specialty practices — sold to by practice-management, medical billing, supply, and insurance vendors.
• Childcare and daycare centersEarly-childhood operators — targeted by childcare-management software, curriculum, supply, and insurance vendors.
• Private schoolsIndependent and parochial schools — the market for edtech, enrollment and SIS software, uniforms, and fundraising services.
• School districtsPublic K-12 districts — sold to by edtech, facilities, transportation, food-service, and procurement vendors.
• NonprofitsCharitable and member organizations — targeted by fundraising and CRM software, payment processors, and grant-management vendors.
• Bus and passenger carriersMotorcoach and passenger operators — the buyers are fleet, telematics, ticketing, and insurance vendors.
• Freight forwardersForwarding and customs-brokerage firms — sold to by TMS, customs-software, insurance, and factoring vendors.
• Local businessesMain Street operators across trades and retail — the market for marketing, POS, payroll, and small-business software.
• Industrial and environmental businessesManufacturers, processors, and remediation operators — the market for environmental consultants, compliance software, industrial insurance, and equipment vendors.
• Business radio & wireless licenseesCompanies running licensed private radio and wireless systems — targeted by two-way radio dealers, telecom integrators, and infrastructure services.
• Employers hiring specialized workersEmployers recruiting hard-to-fill technical roles — sold to by immigration and employment law firms, staffing, relocation, and HR compliance vendors.
• Firearms dealersLicensed firearms retailers and ranges — the buyers are compliance and POS software, specialty insurance, security, and payment vendors.
• Public companiesPublicly traded companies — targeted by audit firms, investor-relations services, governance software, and D&O insurance vendors.
• Water utilitiesCommunity water systems — sold to by treatment equipment, testing and instrumentation, engineering, and billing-software vendors.
• Healthcare facilities (labs)Laboratory operations inside larger care sites — the market for lab equipment, lab-information software, staffing, and courier vendors.
• Organic agricultureCertified organic growers and processors — targeted by input suppliers, specialty distributors, farm insurance, and ag lenders.
• Clinical testing sitesSites running point-of-care and office-based testing — sold to by test-kit makers, supplies distributors, and billing vendors.
• LibrariesPublic and institutional libraries — the buyers are library software, furniture and shelving, media distributors, and digitization services.
• Medical device companiesDevice manufacturers and distributors — targeted by regulatory consulting, quality software, contract manufacturing, and liability insurers.
• Telecom and licensed radioCarriers and licensed communications operators — sold to by network equipment, operations software, tower services, and engineering firms.
• R&D firmsResearch and development companies — the market for lab equipment, IP law firms, specialized staffing, and research software.
• Head Start providersEarly-childhood program operators — targeted by curriculum tools, child-nutrition services, training providers, and admin software.
• Behavioral health facilitiesMental-health and substance-use treatment facilities — sold to by behavioral-health EHR, billing, staffing, and accreditation vendors.
• Financial firmsLenders, funds, and fintechs — the buyers are compliance consulting, reporting software, E&O insurance, and outsourced back-office vendors.
• Medical laboratoriesIndependent clinical and diagnostic labs — targeted by analyzer and reagent makers, lab-software vendors, courier networks, and billing companies.
• Higher educationColleges and universities — sold to by ed-tech, campus software, facilities and dining services, and enrollment marketing vendors.
• Meat and food processingMeat, poultry, and food processing plants — the market for processing equipment, sanitation, food-safety testing, and packaging vendors.
• PharmaciesRetail and independent pharmacies — targeted by pharmacy-management systems, wholesalers, delivery services, and compliance consultants.
• Community health centersNeighborhood health centers — sold to by EHR and revenue-cycle vendors, grant-management software, staffing, and telehealth platforms.
• Aviation facilitiesAirports, FBOs, and maintenance shops — the buyers are ground equipment, fuel services, aviation insurance, and maintenance software.
• Pipeline operatorsCompanies operating pipeline systems — targeted by integrity-management services, inspection equipment, mapping and monitoring software, and environmental consultants.
• Workplace occupational-health sitesEmployer sites running occupational-health programs — sold to by occupational-medicine services, drug-testing providers, safety equipment, and EHS software.
• Institutional fleet operatorsUtilities, governments, and campuses running their own fleets — the market for fleet software, telematics, maintenance, and fuel-program vendors.