Qualified prospect finder

Describe your ideal customer.

Get companies that match, why each one fits, evidence for every criterion, and the best public contact route.

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How it works

Describe. Qualify. Export.

Describe your ideal customer

Use plain language for the business, geography, exclusions, and buying-relevant signals.

Qualify every prospect

Crawdar checks public sources and marks each criterion confirmed, unknown, or contradicted.

Use the list with proof

Export the match reasons, contact route, evidence excerpts, and source URLs.

Ready-made searches

Start with a useful workflow.

Choose a practical brief, change anything, and run it without creating an account.

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Build the company list you actually meant.

Describe the businesses you need in plain language. Crawdar discovers public company websites, checks first-party pages, removes duplicate domains, and keeps the source evidence beside each result.

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From brief to CSV

Research without the filter maze.

1. Describe the target

Start with a business type, geography, and the qualification signals that matter. For example: independent veterinary clinics in Bavaria with an active website.

2. Check public sources

Crawdar uses licensed search discovery, visits public company pages, respects robots.txt, and looks for business-level facts that can be tied to a source.

3. Review the evidence

Every returned row carries confidence and evidence links. Copy the results or export a CSV without creating an account.

Common questions

What to expect from a free business search.

How do I build a targeted business list?

Describe the business type, geography, and any public signals that matter. Crawdar discovers candidates, verifies first-party pages, explains exclusions, and keeps the source links attached.

Is Crawdar a business directory?

No. Crawdar runs a fresh public-web search from your brief. It separates actual businesses from directories, articles, marketplaces, and other pages that only mention companies.

Are Crawdar results guaranteed to be accurate?

No. Public information changes and sources can be incomplete. Crawdar labels qualified and possible prospects separately and includes criterion decisions and evidence so you can review important records.

Do I need an account?

No account is required for the free search workflow. Free usage is rate limited and subject to provider capacity.

What a result can include

Useful fields, with uncertainty visible.

Crawdar can return the company name, official website, location, public role-based email, phone number, ownership indicators, source count, and confidence. A missing field stays missing. Crawdar does not invent contact details or hide uncertainty behind a polished score.

Confidence reflects the evidence available during that search. It is not a guarantee that a business is suitable, active, independent, or ready to buy. Open the linked sources before relying on a record.

Built for focused research

Market mapping, sourcing, and prospect research.

Use Crawdar to map a fragmented local market, identify potential partners, research acquisition targets, find suppliers, or prepare a small outbound list. The strongest searches are narrow enough to verify and specific enough to act on.

Crawdar is not designed for sensitive personal data, high-impact decisions about individuals, access-control bypasses, or unlawful marketing. Review the terms and crawler policy before using results at scale.