Platform

Find businesses worth calling

Search by what a business is and where it operates, then let FullArc fill in the contact details that are missing — before anyone spends an afternoon on a browser tab.

In one line

Build a list of real companies with real contact details, without buying one.

What you get

Search by type and place

Find businesses by category and geography. Results arrive as records, not a spreadsheet you then have to import.

Automatic enrichment

FullArc visits the website and pulls back emails, phone numbers, named people and their roles — using a real browser, because the pages that matter are rarely static HTML.

Contacts, not just addresses

Extracted people are separated from generic inboxes and matched to names and job titles where the page states them, so you know who you are writing to.

Validation before you send

Email and phone formats are checked, and duplicates against your existing records are detected on the way in rather than discovered later.

Runs in the background

Enrichment happens on a queue. Start a few hundred businesses, close the tab, come back to a finished batch with per-record progress.

Your own search key

Business search bills to your own Google Places key at your own rates. We do not resell lookups.

How a search becomes a pipeline

A search creates a session — a named run you can return to. Every business it finds belongs to that session, so a list from three weeks ago is still a coherent thing rather than rows mixed into one undifferentiated table.

From there, enrichment goes out to each business and brings back what the site actually says. That work is queued rather than done while you wait, because visiting a few hundred websites properly takes minutes, and a page that spins for minutes is a page people close.

What comes back is attached to the business record. Nothing is exported, re-imported, or matched up by hand — which means the contact you found today is the same record the deal hangs off in six months.

Where the effort goes

Most of the difficulty in prospecting data is not finding businesses. It is that the useful details sit on a contact page rendered by JavaScript, behind an obfuscated mailto, or in a team listing where names and roles are in separate elements.

  • A real browser. Pages are rendered before they are read, so content that only appears after scripts run is not silently missed.
  • People separated from inboxes. info@ and a named person are different things and are stored differently — one is a fallback, the other is who you actually address.
  • Titles taken from the page. A role is recorded when the page states it, and left blank when it does not. A guessed job title is worse than none, because it gets used.
  • Duplicates caught early. Matching on email and phone at intake, so the same company found twice stays one record.

What it costs you

Search runs on your own Google Places key and enrichment on your own AI key. Both bill to your provider account, at your rates, under your quota — FullArc holds no key for either.

That makes the true cost of a run visible instead of hidden inside a per-seat price, and it means a heavy month is a decision you make rather than a limit you hit.

Next: CRM

Every business and contact found here is already a CRM record. There is no import step. See CRM

The rest of the platform

CRM

Know what happened with this customer, without asking who dealt with them last.

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Marketing

Run outreach without exporting a list, and without a second tool that never syncs back.

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Sales documents

Produce the paperwork from the deal, not from a template someone re-typed.

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Billing

Close the loop between what you sold and what you were paid.

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