Free search templates
Start with a brief that already knows what to ask.
Choose the job you need to do, review the suggested fields and filters, then open the brief in Crawdar. Every template is editable and works without an account.
Build a focused local business list
Find local businesses in a defined service area, keep the official website and public contact evidence, and remove obvious chains before you export.
- Example target
- Independent veterinary clinics
- Example geography
- Austin, Texas
Build an agency prospect list around a visible need
Start with the problem your agency solves, then find companies that fit the market, location, and evidence requirements behind that offer.
- Example target
- Shopify brands with outdated or difficult-to-use storefronts
- Example geography
- United Kingdom
Map potential acquisition targets with source evidence
Create a first-pass market map of independent operators, with ownership clues and source links ready for deeper diligence.
- Example target
- Independent dental groups
- Example geography
- Florida, United States
Find suppliers that match real operating requirements
Turn product, capability, and geography requirements into a supplier discovery brief, then inspect the manufacturer evidence before making contact.
- Example target
- Food packaging manufacturers with export capabilities
- Example geography
- Germany
Build a transparent company market map
Explore a narrow market category, capture how each company describes itself, and preserve source links for review and categorization.
- Example target
- Cybersecurity startups focused on cloud identity
- Example geography
- Europe
Find local businesses with no official website found
Identify businesses whose public presence appears to rely on listings or social pages, while keeping the uncertainty visible for manual verification.
- Example target
- Independent restaurants without an official website
- Example geography
- Austin, Texas
A better starting point
Specific enough to be useful. Flexible enough to be yours.
These templates are not prebuilt lead databases. They are clear research briefs that help Crawdar distinguish the companies you want from directories, adjacent categories, chains, and obvious mismatches. Change the market, geography, fields, and qualification rules before you run the search.
Every result should still be reviewed. Public business information changes, and an official source can be incomplete. Crawdar keeps evidence links beside the data so you can verify the records that matter.
Want to see how the review should look? Explore the public report examples for transparent qualification decisions, evidence, and limitations.