Find every company that fits your ICP, in one request.
Company Search filters companies by industry, size, location, keywords, web traffic, revenue, ad activity, and signals, then turns the matched set into an account list. Build a TAM or an ABM list from custom targeting instead of a spreadsheet.
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Company Search
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Industry
Software
Company size
51 to 200 employees
Location
United States
Keywords
analytics, attribution
Revenue
$5M to $50M
Web traffic
50k+ monthly visits
Ad activity
Running ads
Signals
Any
Search companies
1,240 companies matched
Sorted by fit
Company
Industry
Size
Location
Revenue
Lumen Analytics
Software
120
San Francisco, CA
$12M
Northwind Data
Software
84
Austin, TX
$8M
Harbor Metrics
Software
160
Boston, MA
$21M
Kestrel Insights
Software
58
Denver, CO
$6M
Save 1,240 to list
Export CSV
How it works
1
Set the targeting
Pick the industry, size, location, and keywords, then narrow by revenue, web traffic, ad activity, and signals. Every filter lives in one request.
2
Review the matched companies
The result is a list of companies with the fields you filtered on, searched in real time across multiple data providers, so it reflects the market today.
3
Save the set as a list
One click turns the matched set into an account list. From there, find the people at each company and import them into a campaign.
Every filter you would put in a spreadsheet, in one query.
Company Search combines firmographic filters with the signals that show which companies are growing, spending, and worth the attention.
Firmographics
Industry, company size, and revenue range. Start with the shape of company that buys from you and exclude the ones that never will.
Location and keywords
Country, region, or city, plus keywords that describe what the company does or sells, for the segments a category filter misses.
Web traffic and ad activity
Filter by monthly web traffic and by whether the company is running ads. Both are signs of a company that is investing in growth right now.
Signals
Narrow the set to companies showing the signals that matter to your pitch, so the list is not just the right size and industry but the right moment.
From a search to a TAM.
A total addressable market is a company search with the right filters, saved. An ABM list is a narrower one. Company Search builds both from custom targeting, and the saved list stays connected to the rest of LeadVector.
Save any matched set as a company list
Re-run the same targeting later to catch new companies
Find the decision makers at each company with contact search
Import the contacts straight into a campaign
Account list
Saved from Company Search
List
US SaaS, 51 to 200, running ads
Companies
1,240
Targeting
8 filters
Contacts found
3,118 verified
Used by
Founder Outreach campaign
Questions
Common questions about Company Search.
Industry, company size, location, keywords, revenue range, monthly web traffic, ad activity, and signals. Combine as many filters as you need in one request.
Yes. A TAM is a broad search saved as a list; an ABM list is a narrower one. Both are built from the same custom targeting and saved to Lists.
Save the companies to a list, then use contact search or LeadVector AI to find the people at those companies by title, and the Email Finder and Mobile Finder to reveal verified contact details.
Every search runs in real time across multiple data providers, so the results reflect the companies as they are today rather than a static export.
Yes. Any list exports as CSV. Or skip the export and import the contacts you find into a campaign directly.
In the app, through LeadVector AI when you describe the target market in plain words, and through the API and the CLI like every other LeadVector data action.