Tell us what you sell. DayOneLead finds newly registered companies across 7 states, verifies owner and contact data, and builds an outreach campaign you approve. Reach founders while they are choosing vendors.
Business formation leads are companies identified from a recent LLC, corporation, or other state registration. Unlike a generic prospect list, every lead has a dated formation signal showing that the company is actively getting established.
A formation does not guarantee that every company is a brand-new operation, so DayOneLead preserves the filing type and filing date and adds independent business and website signals. That gives sales teams the context to prioritize genuine launches instead of treating every public record the same.
Finding a state filing is the easy part. Turning it into a useful sales opportunity requires cleanup, classification, contact research, qualification, and a relevant message. DayOneLead handles that work in one workflow.
You define what you sell, where you sell it, and which businesses make a good customer. We match fresh formations to that profile, surface the strongest available contact data, and draft the campaign. You review the prospects and messaging before anything sends.
We begin with primary public filing records, normalize the company name and location, classify the business, and then search public sources for the most likely owner, phone, email, and website. Verification and confidence signals stay attached to the record instead of disappearing inside a flat spreadsheet.
The database refreshes daily. Every lead keeps its original filing date, state, city, category, and source context, so you can filter by both customer fit and recency before starting outreach.
New companies make concentrated buying decisions: banking, insurance, bookkeeping, websites, software, payroll, signage, telecommunications, and marketing. A recent formation is useful because it gives your team a defensible reason to contact the company now rather than adding another arbitrary name to a sequence.
Timing still needs targeting. Filter by state, city, category, filing date, and website quality so the offer fits the business. A web agency might prioritize formations with no website; an accountant might focus on specific entity types and industries.
The core record includes the legal business name, formation or permit date, entity type, state, city, category, and public-record source. Enriched records can also include a matched owner, phone, email, website, domain signals, and website-quality assessment. Availability varies by record and verification status.
You can browse and call unlimited leads, build filtered campaigns, and export up to 200 records a day. Plans use flat monthly pricing instead of per-lead credits or an annual contract.
Web design and marketing agencies, insurance brokers, banks, accountants, bookkeepers, payroll providers, telecom companies, B2B software teams, commercial service providers, and local sales teams all sell products a company needs near launch.
The best fit is not simply anyone who sells to businesses. Formation leads work best when your offer solves an early-stage need, your territory overlaps our coverage, and your team can contact prospects quickly with a relevant message.
Start with one ideal customer profile: a location, category, formation window, and problem you solve. Review the underlying filing and website signals, remove poor fits, and contact a manageable batch while the reason for reaching out is still timely.
Lead with the observable business event rather than a generic pitch. Mention what you help newly established companies accomplish, keep the first message short, and track replies by category and formation age so the next campaign becomes more selective.
You should not have to download public filings, clean company names, hunt for owners, verify contact details, and write outreach before you can test an offer. DayOneLead brings those steps together.
Tell us what you sell, your target locations, and the types of new businesses most likely to need it.
DayOneLead monitors new registrations daily and filters them by recency, geography, category, and business signals.
We research the owner, phone, email, website, and confidence signals available for each matched business.
We organize the prospects and draft your campaign. You review the leads and messaging before anything sends.
A long list is not automatically a useful lead list. The value is the combination of a dated business event, a defined customer profile, and contact data you can inspect before outreach.
Filing or permit date, entity type, state, city, and public-record context
Normalized business name, category, location, and operating signals
Matched owner or officer name when available and permitted
Verified phone, email, and website when a confident match is available
Website presence, website quality, domain context, and record-level confidence
Inspect real public records by state, city, and category before deciding whether the data fits your market.
Browse newly registered businesses →The right source depends on whether you need raw public data, a broad company directory, or formation-timed prospects ready for filtering and outreach.
| Source | Freshness | Contact data | Work required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raw state filings | Fresh | Usually absent | Manual cleanup and enrichment |
| Generic business database | Often unclear | Broad but can be stale | Filter out established companies |
| DayOneLead | Daily formation signal | Verified when available | Filter, review, and launch |
Browse newly registered businesses in every state we cover. Each state page drills into cities, categories, formation dates, and the most recent filings.
They begin with public records published by state filing offices and similar government sources. DayOneLead organizes those records and enriches them with business, owner, phone, email, website, and verification signals when available.
An ordinary business lead may be any company matching a target profile. A formation lead includes a recent, dated registration event, giving the salesperson a timing signal and a reason the company may be evaluating new vendors.
We pull from primary public filing records and process new data daily. Every record shows its filing or permit date so you can choose the recency window appropriate for your campaign.
New business leads are available in Florida, New York, Colorado, Washington, Texas, California, and Connecticut, with more states added regularly.
No. Plans are a flat monthly price with unlimited browsing and exports of up to 200 leads a day.
No. You can browse, filter, call, and export the leads, or use DayOneLead to build a cold email campaign around your ideal customer. We draft the sequence and organize the prospects, then you review everything before launch.
We match the public filing to business and owner information found across public sources, then retain verification and confidence signals for the phone, email, and website. Not every formation has every contact field available.
Yes. A website-quality flag lets you filter for new businesses with no site or an outdated one, ideal for web design and marketing agencies.
They can be when the offer matches an early-stage need and the outreach is relevant, accurate, and compliant. The formation event supplies timing; category, geography, contact verification, and the quality of the message determine whether the lead is worth contacting.
We find newly registered businesses, verify their contact details, and build the campaign. You review everything before anything sends.
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