Find Shopify stores, new businesses and WordPress sites the second they launch

For freelancers and agencies. Each one is checked to be a real business, with the gaps on its site and a way to reach it.

Where the leads come from

  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • WordPress
  • Wix
  • Squarespace
  • Framer
  • Webflow

Everything you need to reach a new business first

Leads on launch day

We read the public certificate logs, where a new website shows up before most people know it exists.

Checked to be a real business

Blogs, parked pages, charities and listing sites are left out. What reaches you sells something.

Gaps you can pitch

23 checks run on every site. Each lead lists what it is missing, so your first line writes itself.

An email that is really there

Every email in the feed has passed a check with its own mail server. A guessed address never reaches you.

Platform detected

Know what the site runs on before you write.

Freddy writes the first messagePro

A draft built from the gaps on that one site, ready for you to edit and send. On Pro.

Export to CSV

Take what you unlock anywhere, free and with no row limit. On Starter or Pro.

Saved searches

Keep a slice of the feed and open it again tomorrow without building it twice. On Pro.

Ask your AI app for today's leads

  • Claude finds this week's new Shopify stores

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  • ChatGPT counts the florists that launched today

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  • Cursor unlocks the ones you pick, once you say yes

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  • Windsurf lists the contacts you own

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  • Zed tells you what you have left

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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed and other apps that use MCP. Searching and counting are free, and your app asks you before it spends a contact. On Starter or Pro.

Why we built Vetted Leads

We run a job platform, and every week we watched the same thing happen. Good freelancers and small agencies weren't short of skill. They were short of timing. By the time they found a business that needed them, five other people had already sent the pitch.

The best moment to reach a business is the week its website goes live. That's when it's still choosing who builds its pages, runs its ads, fixes its search ranking and handles its brand.

Most lead lists miss that moment. They're months old, half the emails bounce, and everyone else bought the same rows.

So we built the feed we wanted for them, around three rules:

  1. Day one. A business shows up when its website goes live, not when a directory gets round to it.
  2. Real businesses only. Blogs, parked pages and listing sites are filtered out.
  3. No guessing. You only get an email after its own mail server confirms the inbox exists.

It's for the freelancer pitching a few new sites a week, and for the agency working through dozens a day.

If a lead is ever wrong, tell us through the contact page. It's how the feed gets better.

David, founder

Start free. Upgrade for more contacts.

Reading the feed is free. A contact leaves your balance only when you unlock a business.

2,500

About 2,000 businesses

Pro

Recommended

$49a month

Cancel any time

What you get

  • Included: Leads in the feed: The whole feed
  • Included: All 23 checks on every lead
  • Included: Every email verified
  • Included: Filters, search and sort
  • Included: Search the feed from your AI app (MCP)
  • Included: Free CSV export of what you unlock
  • Included: Freddy writes the first message
  • Included: Saved searches you can come back to
  • Included: What every gap is costing the business
Choose Pro

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Questions

Where do the leads actually come from?

From the public logs where new websites' security certificates appear, and then from the domain registry and the business's own website. All of it is public, and nothing about a business is bought from anyone else.

How fresh is fresh?

We read the logs all day, and each row shows how old the site is from the domain registry: New for its first 24 hours, then 1 day old.

Why can I not see the domain before I unlock?

Because six characters of a domain are enough to find the whole site, so none of it shows before you unlock. You see what the lead is worth instead: the trade, the country, the platform, how fresh it is and what is broken.

What does one contact buy?

The emails we found for a business, up to three, for one contact, and its social profiles for one more. The button shows the total before you press it.

What happens if the address bounces after I unlock it?

Every address in the feed has passed a check with its own mail server, but a mailbox can close after that, so now and then one bounces. When one does, the contact you spent is not added back.

Is there a free trial of the paid plan?

No trial, because the free plan is not a demo. It is the real feed with the real rows, without the filters, and it comes with 3 contacts to try, once. It stays free.

Can I filter on the free plan?

No. The feed is free to browse, and filters, search and sort come with a paid plan. The panel is visible and inert rather than hidden, so you can see exactly what you would be buying.

What is the difference between Starter and Pro?

Pro has more contacts, and three things Starter does not: saved searches, what each gap costs the business, and first messages drafted in the app at one contact each. Filters, search, sort and free export come with both.

How do I pay?

By card, on the payment provider's own secure page. Your card never reaches us.

More answers on the pricing page.

Meet them on launch day.
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