Custom lead generation software / Business Funding & MCA Brokers

Industry build

Custom lead generation software for MCA and business lenders

Stop renting the same recycled list your competitors are dialling. Build the sourcing engine and own the file.

Builds start at $1,500fixed quote after scoping · you own the code and the data

Sources this runs on

  • Secretary of State business registrations
  • County and city business licences
  • Health-department food-service inspection rolls
  • FMCSA carrier registrations

Mapped for your states and counties before development starts — what each body publishes, how often, and whether contact detail is attached.

Merchant cash advance runs on data everybody else already has. Brokers buy the same aged files from the same handful of vendors, and a merchant who took an advance last year fields eleven calls a week from people reading identical rows.

The alternative is to source your own. Public business records identify operating businesses in funding-active industries before anybody has packaged them into a product, and a build that pulls them continuously puts your desk ahead of the resale market.

The commercial terms

Starting price$1,500, fixed
First deliverableA source map
You receiveSource code, runbook, database
HostingOptional
Per-lead feesNone

What breaks in this industry

Everyone dials the same file

Resold lists mean your opener competes against a merchant's fatigue, not against another offer. Contact rates fall every month a file circulates.

Aged data burns dial time

Closed businesses, disconnected lines and merchants who funded six months ago are expensive to discover one call at a time.

No control over targeting

Vendors sell the segments they have, not the segments you close. If your book is restaurants in three states, a national file is mostly waste.

Compliance exposure

Bought consumer-adjacent data carries provenance you cannot verify. Public business records carry a source you can point at.

Three builds that fix it

Fresh-registration funding monitor

Pulls new and recently active business registrations across your target states and industries, verifies each one is a live and reachable business, and delivers a daily file of operators nobody has worked yet. Filed dates travel with every record so your team can prioritise by age.

Industry-and-geography sourcing engine

Your exact segment definition — categories, states, metro or ZIP radius, size signals — running as a scheduled crawl across public directories and registers, with dedupe against everything you have already contacted.

Dial-list hygiene pipeline

Runs against your existing CRM. Flags closed businesses, dead domains and invalid numbers, fills missing websites and addresses, and hands back a corrected file with a change log — then repeats monthly so the database stops decaying.

The public sources behind it

Mapped for your states and counties before development starts — what each one publishes, how often, and what contact detail is attached.

Secretary of State business registrationsCounty and city business licencesHealth-department food-service inspection rollsFMCSA carrier registrations

Coverage is uneven by jurisdiction, and that is the first thing we tell you. If the records your build depends on are thin where you sell, you hear it in the source map — before you have paid for development.

Questions

Can you append revenue or bank data?

No, and nobody honest can from public sources. Revenue, deposits, existing positions and credit are not published. Software can tell you a business exists, what it does, where it is and how established it looks. Whether it qualifies is what the call is for. Any vendor claiming to append verified revenue from public data is selling you a model output dressed as a fact.

Is this compliant for cold calling?

Sourcing from public business records is the defensible end of this industry. It does not exempt you from anything: TCPA applies, state Do-Not-Call rules apply, and a number listed on a small-business filing is frequently the owner's mobile, which pulls consumer rules into play. Scrub against DNC and keep your own suppression list. We build the pipeline; the dialling compliance is yours.

How is this cheaper than buying lists?

Over one month it usually is not. Over a year it generally is, because a build is a fixed cost that keeps producing while list spend recurs forever. The stronger argument is exclusivity — nobody else is dialling your file.

Same industry, different company.

Every build is scoped to one business's sources, territory and sales motion. Tell us yours and you get a source map and a fixed price.