Geographic Prospecting, Reimagined
A prospecting interface built for how great sales teams think about territory
Live Interactive Map
Search and explore millions of B2B businesses plotted on a real-time, zoomable map — across 190+ countries.
Radius Search
Draw a radius around any city or area to find all matching businesses within a defined geographic boundary.
Industry Layer Filters
Stack filters — show only SaaS companies in London, or only healthcare businesses in California.
Territory Planning
Visually divide markets into sales territories. See lead density by city or region before investing prospecting time.
190+ Countries
Full international coverage. Plan expansion into new countries by seeing market size and business density before you invest.
One-Click Pipeline Add
Click any lead on the map, review their details, and add them to an outreach sequence instantly.
Who Uses Map-Based Prospecting
Field Sales Teams
Plan routes and territory coverage. See which neighborhoods or districts have the most prospects before scheduling visits.
International Sales Teams
Visually evaluate new country markets. Compare lead density across EU, MENA, APAC and SEA regions in seconds.
B2B Agencies
Quickly identify the market size for a new client vertical in any city or country — before pitching territory strategies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does map-based B2B prospecting work?
After selecting your industry filter, GetYourClientsB2B plots matching businesses on a live interactive map. You can zoom into cities, click on clusters, and add specific leads to your outreach pipeline — all without leaving the map view.
Can I search for leads in a specific city?
Yes. You can zoom into any city or draw a search radius on the map to find businesses within a defined geographic area. This is especially useful for local or regional sales teams.
Is the map useful for international sales teams?
Absolutely. International sales teams use the map to plan territory strategies across countries, identify market density by region, and prioritize which geographies to target first.
Can I filter by industry on the map?
Yes. You can layer industry filters on top of the map — showing only SaaS companies in Berlin, or only manufacturing businesses in the Midwest, for example.