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Verification

What “verified” means, and what it doesn’t.

We’d rather tell you exactly what you’re getting. Every lead card shows these checks, and each one means something specific.

  • Tenant identified

    Tenant identified

    The company name comes from the state filing itself or from public sources that match the address and project.

    The card tells you which: “named in state filing” or “matched by address and project.”

  • Verified email

    Verified email

    The address passed a deliverability check with an email-verification service shortly before we sent you the lead. It doesn’t mean the person will answer.

    The card shows when the check ran, for example “checked 2 days ago.”

  • Title

    Source shown

    Titles come from public sources such as company websites and business directories.

    People change jobs, so we show where the title came from.

  • Phone numbers

    As published

    Phone numbers are shown as published in the state filing or on the company’s own site.

    We don’t call them “direct cell” unless we know they are.

  • Catch-all email domains

    Labeled

    Some big companies accept mail for any address, so their emails can’t be fully verified.

    We label those and never sell them as fully verified.

  • No decision-maker found

    Digest only

    Not every filing gets a verified decision-maker. When we can’t find one, we say so.

    The lead stays in the Free and Pro digest instead of being sold as a claim.

If a contact is bad

Report it. Get a credit.

If the email bounces, the person has left, or it’s the wrong company, tap “Report bad contact” within 7 days of your claim. You get an instant credit for your next claim. No forms, no arguing.

Claims are paid in credits rather than cash refunds. If you’re ever charged twice, or two buyers in the same trade claim the same lead, we refund automatically.

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