Small businesses that need their books done, reached by name.
Contractors, restaurants, clinics and shops from state registries and licences, with the owner named where the records show it. Good timing matters: we pick up new filings and licences as the states publish them.
The trades that buy from accountants and bookkeepers.
Nationwide counts from our database today. Your campaign narrows them to your area and trades.
Contractors & trades
874,737 businesses · 221,125 with an email
Restaurants & food
857,008 businesses · 299,973 with an email
Professional services
610,535 businesses · 177,215 with an email
Clinics & health care
1,232,659 businesses · 229,406 with an email
Retail stores
529,798 businesses · 106,056 with an email
Trucking & transport
133,638 businesses · 48,907 with an email
Counted 2026-10-08. Website counts include only businesses we have already checked.
A short, personal email from your domain.
Written for each business from what we found about it. You approve the first ones; follow-ups stop the moment they reply.
Is it right for you?
A good fit if
- You serve small businesses with monthly bookkeeping, payroll or tax
- You have a fixed-fee offer
- You can take on new clients now
Not a fit if
- You only do individual tax returns
- You need companies above 50 staff
Top states for accountants and bookkeepers.
Businesses in the trades above, by state. Open a state to see its cities, trades and email coverage.
Guides for accountants and bookkeepers.
New businesses are the best leads. Here's where they show up first.
Why a business in its first months is the easiest one to sell to, the public records where new businesses appear, and how to approach them.
Read the guide →How payroll and HR providers find new employers
The signals that a small business is about to run payroll for the first time, where they show up, and how to reach the owner first.
Read the guide →How accountants find new small-business clients
Why a business's first year is the best time to win it, where new businesses show up, and a first-year checklist owners will thank you for.
Read the guide →Questions from accountants and bookkeepers
Can I focus on new businesses?
Yes. Campaigns can favour businesses with recent filings and licences, where the state publishes dates.
Do you find the owner?
From state licences in the owner's own name, property records and the business's own website. Where we can't, the lead says so.
Can I limit it to my county?
Yes, any list of cities or counties.
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