Short, quote-friendly definitions for how FeedLead works and what each field means.
Identifies brand-new businesses by monitoring formation signals upstream of databases, then ships a daily feed for immediate outbound.
Infrastructure-level indicators that appear when a business is being created (e.g., domain + registrar + hosting/network signals).
The short window when a business is detectable but not yet listed in lead databases—competition is lowest, attention is highest.
A daily subset of records that includes contact emails where available. (Displayed as masked in previews.)
The full daily domains feed without email-enriched records. Used for earliest detection and targeting signals at scale.
The domain registrar responsible for the domain registration (useful for routing/targeting patterns).
Signals derived from hosting/network infrastructure that help infer footprint and route outbound by context.
Location signals derived from IP/network context (country/region-level targeting support).
Top-level domain (e.g., .com, .co, .ai). Useful for segmentation and trend monitoring.
Optional enrichment that assigns category/codes on top of Day-Zero detection for faster segmentation.