What the free trial includes
- 25 leads, no card. Every one arrives with its Companies House record, a website we opened, an email address we checked, and the director's name from the filing. Leads we cannot complete are never charged and never counted.
- 10 now, 15 from your agent. Your first search finds 10 straight away. Your agent brings the other 15 to your Feed as soon as it finds them, starting the same day.
- The whole product to try. Your agent, the morning Feed, the Desk, and your first 25 emails, sent free on the trial from your own mailbox. CSV export, and sending past those 25, are on the paid plans.
- No time limit. The trial does not run out on a date.
Your first ten minutes
- Tell the assistant who you sell to. The signup chat asks about your business in plain English: an industry or SIC code, a city or region, and any timing filter, for example companies incorporated in the last 90 days or with accounts due in the next 60.
- Check your agent. It shows the kinds of business, the area, how new the companies are and a few of their names, says in plain words whether plenty or few match, and lists the reasons it watches for, before a single lead is spent.
- Find your first 10 leads. They arrive in your Leads list as they are found, and the email your agent writes to each one waits on the Feed until you approve it.
The seven steps, in order
- Account. Name, work email and a password, or one click with Google or Microsoft. A six-digit code to confirm your email follows, and you type it in when you first need it, without leaving the page.
- Your agent. A short chat with the assistant about what you sell and who buys it. Your first agent fills in as you answer: the kinds of business, where, and the reasons it watches for.
- Your first email. The email your agent writes to each company, on the Feed, where nothing goes until you approve it. Your first search runs while you read it.
- Your Desk. A quick look at the page you start from each day: your emails, replies, wins and leads, and what the assistant would suggest for your business.
- Your first leads. The first 10 companies, in the same Leads list you use once you are in. You can open them at any time while the search runs.
- Your mailbox. Connect the mailbox you already use: Google or Microsoft with one sign-in, or one at another host, such as IONOS, with its password. Or skip it for now: you can still see your leads. Your Desk asks for your company details, which the law says every business email must show, before your first email goes.
- Your plan. Only now, and staying on the free trial is a button, not a negotiation. Then you land on the Desk, with your setup ticked off.
Before you sign up, the usual questions
- What exactly am I getting 25 of? Delivered company records: the Companies House record, a website we opened, a business email address we checked, and the director's name from the filing, each traced to its source. Lookups that fail to complete are not counted.
- What does it cost after the trial? Plans start at £29 a month for 900 leads, and a lead counts only when it arrives complete. There is no seat pricing, you can top up mid-month if a search runs hot, and leads that cannot be completed are not charged.
- Can I cancel myself? Yes, from Settings, in two clicks. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for and simply does not renew, and unused leads stay usable until then. After that nothing is deleted: you can go on using the leads you have left until they run out, and you need a plan to add more.
- Do I need a work email? For password signup, yes: it keeps the trial fair. Personal addresses can sign up with Google or Microsoft instead.
- Do I need to install anything? No. Everything runs in the browser. The Chrome extension exists for looking up the public record on other sites, and it is optional.
- How long does it take? A few minutes. The account and the code are seconds, the chat about your business is the part worth doing properly, and your first leads arrive while you read the email your agent writes. You can also leave and come back: the flow resumes where you stopped, and nothing is spent until your first search actually runs.
Where the data comes from
The base of every lead is Companies House, the official public record of every UK company, used under the Open Government Licence. On top of the filing, the crawler finds the company's own website and checks the director's name and email against it, so each field traces to a source you can open. Nothing is bought from data brokers. The public record feed is refreshed every morning, and a company that asks to be removed is out of results within seconds. Leadistry Limited is registered in England and Wales (company number 17340225) and with the ICO (ZC200538).
Every record traces back to a filing on the UK public record, and any company can ask to be removed at remove a company. How the data is gathered is set out in our methodology, and the lawful basis in the privacy notice.
