Free lead generation tools

Describe the people you want in plain language. For example, "backend engineers with Django experience in Amsterdam" or "VP Sales at fintech companies in London". AI picks relevant platforms (LinkedIn, GitHub, X, Stack Overflow, Google Scholar, Behance, and more) and generates targeted keyword queries for each.

It does not return profile URLs directly. You open the generated native or X-ray search links, review public results, then use ProfileSpider on those pages to extract structured profile data. It is a sourcing query generator, not a people-search database.

Describe the businesses you want. For example, "B2B SaaS companies with 50–200 employees in Austin" or "independent coffee roasters in Portland". AI generates several search queries and assigns each to a relevant directory: Google Maps, Yelp, LinkedIn Companies, Crunchbase, G2, Capterra, Facebook, or general web search.

Like People Finder, it outputs queries you run yourself, not a finished company list. Open the native or X-ray links, then use ProfileSpider to capture company data from result pages or individual listings.

Paste a homepage URL or bare domain (e.g. stripe.com). The tool fetches only that page. It does not crawl the rest of the site. It parses anchor links plus JSON-LD sameAs data to find social profile URLs.

Results are grouped into Official, Likely secondary, Questionable, and Ignored buckets so you can focus on the company's real profiles and skip share buttons or personal /in/ links unless you want them.

Fill in job title, company, location, seniority, keywords, and optional exclusions. The builder assembles a Boolean query with site:linkedin.com/in/ so you can find public LinkedIn profiles through Google or Bing. No LinkedIn account or Sales Navigator required.

Everything runs in your browser (no API). The tool always excludes -jobs -job automatically. Use it when you want precise control over a LinkedIn X-ray string; use People Finder when you want AI to pick multiple platforms from one description.

Enter a company domain and optionally a first and last name. The tool instantly lists common corporate formats (first.last@, flast@, first@, and others). With no name, it also suggests generic inboxes like info@, contact@, sales@, and support@.

It does not verify deliverability. Use the built-in Boolean OR search link to see which patterns appear on the public web, then confirm with a verifier or ProfileSpider's email finder in the extension.