What happens when you use it.
Describe your target
Plain English works. "SaaS companies in Bristol under £5m." "Wholesalers in the South East buying paper products." No form-builder, no filter dropdowns.
Get a ranked list
10-25 real UK companies with sectors, size, HQ, a one-line reason each. Filtered against companies you already have to avoid duplicates.
Reveal the humans
One click on each company returns 3-8 verified emails: directors, buyers, category managers, MDs. Confidence scores next to each. Only pay for the reveals worth revealing.
Send from your inbox
Drop the whole list into a lead-gen sequence, or import as new leads and email them one at a time from the CRM. Your voice, your own inbox, no third-party sender.
How is this different from the Lead-gen Machine?
Prospect Finder is a burst tool you run on demand. "I need 10 names in this niche right now." You get a list, you review, you decide. The Lead-gen Machine is continuous - it runs the prospect finder for you every day, drafts personalised emails to the results, sends 15-20 a day, drips follow-ups. Same engine, different mode: one is a spade, the other is a plough.
See the Lead-gen Machine →What you get out of it.
Questions
Where do the emails come from?
Jeanus queries multiple public sources (Hunter, Companies House, verified web scrapes) and cross-checks the results. Every email returned has a confidence score - HIGH means multiple independent sources agree it's deliverable. You can gate reveals to HIGH confidence only.
Is this GDPR-safe?
The Prospect Finder returns publicly-listed contact details for business roles at UK companies (director, buyer, category manager, etc.). B2B contact via email to a role-holder at a company is a legitimate interest under GDPR provided the message is relevant to their role and they can opt out easily. Every Jeanus-sent email includes a one-click unsubscribe.
What if I already have the company in my book?
The finder de-dupes against your existing leads_intake and customers tables before returning results. Companies you already have are filtered out with a small "already in your book" note so you can spot them.
How many credits does a typical search cost?
Company search: 2 credits (about £0.02 on Solo, less on higher tiers). Email reveal per company: 3 credits (about £0.03). A typical 10-company burst with 4-5 email reveals lands around 15-20 credits, which is a couple of pennies against your monthly pot.
The questions buyers actually ask.
Honest answers to the ones we hear most.
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