Draw an area on the map, describe who you sell to, and let a sales agent research, qualify and email every match. Sequences stop the moment someone replies.
People databases are built for offices, not venues. So "every trampoline park in Dubai" turns into an afternoon of Google Maps tabs, website hunting and copy-paste. Foxfind does that afternoon for you — every day.
Search the map, area by area. Draw areas on a map and pick your search terms. Every matching business comes in — not just the ones a database happens to list.
Bring your own lists. Import CSVs from trade shows, directories or old exports.
One company, one conversation. Chain branches are grouped into a single company, so nobody gets emailed twice.
Judged against your words. AI reads each business's website and scores its fit from 0 to 100 against your own description — with quoted evidence, so you can see why.
Mismatches never reach your outbox. Clinics, schools, shops and other wrong fits are filtered out automatically.
You set the bar. Choose the minimum score an agent is allowed to email.
Real work emails. Foxfind finds the addresses published on each business's own website.
The person who decides. Connect your own Apollo account to look up the owner or general manager by title. If no one is found, the company address stays as the fallback.
An opener about them, not you. Each email starts with one AI-written line about that specific venue — based only on real facts from their site. It never invents numbers or claims.
Follow-ups in the same thread. Sent as replies on your schedule, and stopped for the whole company the moment anyone replies.
Hi R.,
Saw you've just opened a second climbing zone for under-8s at Al Quoz — looks like weekends are busy.
We place self-service snack kiosks in family venues at no cost to the venue…
Slow warm-up, low daily caps, random gaps between sends and sending windows in your timezone. DNS is checked first, sending pauses on bounces, and there are no tracking pixels.
Review mode lets you approve every email before it goes, step by step. Replies land in your normal inbox and you're notified at once. Unsubscribes and bounces are handled for you.
Each agent has its own targeting, sequence and mailbox. A built-in CRM shows every company from "found" to "replied".
Tell your agent the business type, draw the areas on the map and explain your offer in plain words.
It searches every area, scores each business for fit, finds the best contact and writes a personal opening line.
Review each email, or let the agent send within your limits. Replies come straight to your inbox — you take it from there.
Find every trampoline park, soft play, family entertainment centre, gym and mall in your territory — and pitch a placement to the person who runs the floor.
Find venues →Selling equipment, consumables or services to clinics, restaurants or shops? Build a qualified list by category and city, then reach owners and managers directly.
Find buyers →For founders and small sales teams with no time for manual research. Set up an agent per market or offer, and spend your time on the conversations it starts.
Set up an agent →Foxfind sends slowly, politely and from your own mailbox — so your emails look like what they are: one person writing to another.
Foxfind is built for responsible B2B outreach: every email carries an opt-out link and your business address, unsubscribes and bounces are suppressed automatically, and business search uses Google's official API. Rules differ by country (for example GDPR, PECR or CAN-SPAM), so you stay responsible for who you contact — review mode lets you check every email first.
Yes. You connect your own mailbox and Foxfind sends from it, so replies land in your normal inbox in the same thread. Nothing goes out from a shared server.
No. Foxfind finds work emails on each business's own website without it. If you have an Apollo account, connect it to look up the owner or general manager by title — the company address stays as the fallback.
Yes. Upload a CSV — trade-show leads, directory exports, an old CRM — and every row goes through the same AI fit check, email finding and duplicate grouping as businesses found on the map.
No. Search uses Google's official Places API, and Foxfind never automates LinkedIn.
No. There are no tracking pixels and no rewritten links, so emails look like a normal personal message. The number that matters is replies.
The sequence stops for the whole company — including branches and colleagues. The reply arrives in your inbox, you're notified at once, and the company moves to “Replied” in the CRM.
The opening line is written only from facts found on the business's own website. It never invents numbers or claims, and in review mode you see every line before it's sent.
Draw your first area, describe who you sell to and see qualified businesses in minutes.