That moment is the only window where competition does not yet exist.
FeedLead operates upstream by detecting the formation signals that must exist before a business can show up anywhere else.
Most providers compete over downstream sources: filings, directories, scraped listings, submissions, recycled graphs. By the time a record is “available,” it’s already shared and crowded.
Monitors infrastructure-level signals (domain + hosting + network indicators) and identifies newly registered business domains within 24 hours of the registration signal - then delivers them in a clean, structured feed for immediate outbound.
FeedLead is designed for the earliest part of the business record. As time passes, more information becomes public - but so does the business itself.
A new business domain becomes detectable.
Observable infrastructure starts appearing:
Additional information may begin appearing through:
The business record becomes richer and more widely available.
Only the first stage carries a clock: FeedLead identifies records within 24 hours of the registration signal. How quickly a business moves through the later stages varies from business to business.
One product. One advantage: see businesses at the moment they become detectable - before databases can list them.
Day-Zero detection captures registration signals as they appear - so you’re early by design, not by luck. The 24 hours is measured from the signal reaching us.
The registered country comes with the registration signal. The IP address and its hosting network (ip_org) show where the domain resolves today - current hosting context, not the registrar and not necessarily the business itself. Also: A, MX and SPF records, mail provider, nameserver host, site status (live, parked, coming soon and more) and a contact-form indicator. State, county and city are inferred and carry a confidence level.
The email-enriched file carries email addresses where they are available - up to three per record - sourced from the registration record and FeedLead’s own discovery. Every delivered email is cleaned through DeliveryTruth before it reaches the file. Invalid addresses are removed, and the file includes the current verification result in email_verification - verified, catch_all, no_mx or unverified. These are organisation addresses, not named decision-maker contacts.
A TLD quality score, an overall quality grade, a cluster-suspect flag for bulk-registration patterns and - on the email file - the current email-verification result. Use these signals to sort and filter the file so the records that best match your criteria rise to the top.
When enough information is available, FeedLead adds a primary industry, a business type, a 4-digit NAICS code with its description, and the confidence and source of the classification (name keywords, TLD, page content or AI). Not every domain can be classified this early, so these fields are present on a portion of the file, not on every record. Included on every plan; use them as segmentation signals, not as verified registry data.
Two comma-separated CSV files with the same column layout, rows A-Z then names beginning with a digit, in your subscriber account every morning and by API - plus any saved subsets you define.
Taken from the Verified-Emails file delivered on 2026-10-11, one of 26,453 rows that day. The domain, the email address and the IP address are masked; every other value is shown exactly as it was delivered.
Verified-Emails-2026-10-11.csv · ba•••••••••.comprimary_industryHome Servicesbusiness_typeCleaningnaics_code5600naics_descAdministrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Servicesindustry_confidencehighcategory_sourcekeyword_segmentedClassification signals help you segment the daily feed.
emailinfo@ba•••••••••.com maskedemail_2blank on this recordemail_3blank on this recordemail_verificationverifiedEvery delivered email is cleaned through DeliveryTruth before it reaches the file. Invalid addresses are removed and the current verification result remains with the primary address.
ip_address104.37.•••.• maskedip_orgNuCDN LLCregistered_countryUnited Stateshas_a1has_mx1mail_providerotherhas_spf1ns_hosthostpapa.comsite_statuslivehas_contact_form1Shows what infrastructure exists around the domain today.
tldcomtld_quality_score10qualityAcluster_suspect0Additional signals help you prioritize a large daily feed.
Early-stage business prospecting data captured while the business record is still forming.
A mature executive/contact database with named decision-makers, direct phone numbers and complete company profiles.
If you sell something a business chooses while it is getting started, find yourself below. The categories are examples of that kind of purchase, not a list of FeedLead customers.
If you help businesses get paid, the processor is often chosen before the first sale.
If you sell commercial cover, leases, licences and client contracts can create the need before the doors open.
If you build or promote businesses online, a parked or coming-soon domain may belong to a business still building its presence.
If you handle the books, the systems and services behind them start being chosen from day one.
If you help businesses hire and pay people, the first employee creates the first payroll decision.
If you provide phones, numbers or connectivity, those choices are often made before a location opens.
If your software becomes part of daily operations, early is when it gets chosen - systems are harder to replace once the business is running.
If you help businesses get physically ready to open, signage, printing and fit-out are often bought near the beginning.
One question decides it: would a newly forming business buy what you sell? If yes, the record above shows what you have to work with on the day it appears.
You receive the complete delivery your plan includes. On top of it, define a subset once - by country, TLD, industry, NAICS code, quality grade, site status, mail provider, classification confidence or TLD quality, with exclusions for hosting networks and bulk-registration clusters - and FeedLead rebuilds it with every future delivery.
Save the rules from your subscriber account. Each morning the subset is cut again from that day’s full file and delivered next to it - no re-filtering, no scripts to run.
A subset file has exactly the columns of the file it is produced from, arrives alongside your full files, and is listed on the delivery API with its own name.
Saved subsets are part of every FeedLead subscription, for the feeds your plan includes. Preview the row count against the latest file before you save one.
Included with every paid plan from day one, authenticated with an API key you generate in your subscriber account. It serves the same files your account does - the current delivery, your saved subsets and a rolling 30 days of previous deliveries - so delivery can go straight into your own systems.
A delivery API, not a lookup: it delivers your files through signed links and nothing else - no per-domain lookup, no WHOIS and no search across records. Rate and download limits are published in your account.
Subscribe on the pricing page for immediate access to the daily feed, or request a sample first and see the data before you buy. Then every morning looks like this.
Today’s files appear in your subscriber account.
Saved segments are waiting beside the main files.
Work the data directly or bring it into your own system.
The same record will be richer later - and more widely available.
Tom Mack is the founder of FeedLead and CEO of Feed Lead Corporation. He is a marketing keynote speaker and best-selling author, and the creator of the Hot Prospect Formula. He has presented marketing strategy and lead-generation work at Harvard Business School, at NASDAQ MarketSite, and to teams at Microsoft and Coca-Cola, and has appeared as a featured expert on ABC, NBC and The CW. He is a recipient of the Entrepreneurial Innovator Award and the Lead Generator Award. He built FeedLead to apply that work to the earliest stage of the funnel. More at tommack.tv.
Venues and networks where Tom has spoken, trained or appeared. They are not FeedLead customers.
We don’t need you to believe the argument. Request a complete real delivery day and judge the freshness, email coverage, classifications and usable volume yourself.
Questions first? Email tom@feedlead.com.