The big databases sell you a list and wish you luck. Lead Engine finds the person, then runs a verification waterfall: email checked, mobile scrubbed against Do Not Call, employment confirmed. Then it puts the whole record in HubSpot. One click. You only pay for what it finds.
Lead Engine runs our own sales floor today. We are opening it to a small group of teams next, at the early-access rates below, locked for a year.
No spam. One email when it opens.
We ran a real sales team on the big databases for years. Three things kept costing us money, and none of them show up in a demo.
When we scrubbed our own book, about one in two cell numbers came back on a federal or state registry. The databases had handed us every one of them as callable.
Measured on our own 108,000-record CRM, 2026.Title changes, job changes, dead lines. A list export is a photo of the past. Nobody checks whether the person still works there on the day you call.
Employment is confirmed at lookup time in Lead Engine.Annual seats, thousands of credits, use them or lose them. So teams export lists they never call, and the CRM fills with junk that overwrites what a rep typed.
Lead Engine charges per person found, never per list.A lookup is not a database row. Several providers are asked at once, the best answer wins, and the result says exactly what was proven and what was not.
The three answers a rep sees. No green checkmarks on numbers nobody checked.
Every step tells you what it costs before it runs. Most of them cost nothing.
Pick a state, a sector and a title. Owners of manufacturers in Minnesota. Presidents of commercial contractors in Texas. Anyone already in your CRM is flagged first.
Free to browseOne click runs the waterfall: email, mobile, Do Not Call, employment. About ten seconds. Only what is found is charged.
up to 13 creditsContact plus company record land in HubSpot, linked, with the owner assigned. Nothing a person typed is overwritten.
Company linkedThe status says Call ready, or it says exactly why not. Nobody dials a number on a list. Nobody chases someone who left.
Call readyZoomInfo, Seamless and Apollo are excellent at one thing: size. Lead Engine is built for the other half of the job, the part between the export and the conversation.
200 million people, filtered by state, sector, seniority and title. Thirteen sectors built the way a sales team thinks. Anyone already in your CRM is flagged before you spend.
See which businesses are on your website, what they read and for how long, then jump straight to the people who work there.
Contacts land with the full company record attached and linked. Existing values are never clobbered. A rep's wrong-number note feeds the next lookup.
A tab on the edge of any website: what the company does, who works there, verified contact info, one click into HubSpot. Works on LinkedIn profiles too.
Every rep has a monthly allowance. When it runs out, they ask, you approve. Every data pool the engine draws on sits on one page with a re-up link.
Build a list across searches and company pages, then verify or push the whole thing at once. Save a search and run it again in one click.
Email deliverability, mobile line type, federal and state Do Not Call, litigator lists, and a real check that the person still works there.
Type a domain and get what they do, size, revenue, HQ phone, whether they are in your CRM, and everyone who works there, grouped by seniority.
Per seat, per month. Every plan includes the search, the verification waterfall, the HubSpot push and the Chrome extension. Plans differ in credits and team features.
One rep, a few calls a day
Reps who prospect every day
A floor of setters and closers
For scale: Apollo lists at roughly $49 to $149 per seat with capped credits, Seamless paid seats start near $150 with annual terms, and ZoomInfo is an annual contract that starts in the five figures. Early-access teams lock these rates for twelve months.
"We hunt for our own sales. We paid for the best, most expensive software out there, pulled the lists, and spent real money on leads. Then our reps called people who had retired, left the company, sold it, or were never the right person to begin with. Wrong data. Out-of-date data. That is the problem with buying software like this, and it is why we built Lead Engine."
Josh Langmade, Founder, Media CoreFor a team that prospects by hand, yes. If you need to export a hundred thousand rows at once, those tools are built for that and we are not. Lead Engine is built for the rep who looks up twenty people a day and wants every one of them to be right.
A waterfall of commercial data providers, asked in parallel on every lookup, plus public sources for employment. The engine keeps the highest-confidence answer and shows which checks passed.
Yes, on every mobile, against the federal registry, every state list and the TCPA litigator list, before the number is shown to a rep. About half the mobiles in our own book were on a list. That is the single biggest reason we built this.
Today, yes. HubSpot is where our own team lives, so that integration is deep: company records, associations, owners, and never overwriting what a person typed. Other CRMs come after early access.
Searching keeps working. Verification pauses until they ask for more and an admin approves, or the month rolls over. Nobody is surprised by a bill.
We are running it on our own pipeline first and opening it to a small group next. Leave your email above and you hear first, at the rates on this page.
We are using Lead Engine on our own pipeline first. When it is ready for other teams, the people on this list hear first, at early-access rates.