About LeadAtlas360

A practical workspace for local business prospecting.

LeadAtlas360 connects discovery, research and follow-up in one workflow.

Enter a starting address, choose a radius and apply filters to find nearby businesses that could fit your service. Browse the results alongside a map, inspect a company brief, and review the published details before deciding on your next step.

The goal is a useful prospect list with context: why a business fits, which facts support that judgement, and which contact route is appropriate. LeadAtlas360 provides the tools to organize this work. It emails prospects only through email sequences you set up, sent from your own connected mailbox. Its optional AI calling feature calls the businesses you choose, introducing your offer to new leads or following up with existing ones, once you start the calls. Calls start weekdays from 9 am to 8 pm in the business’s local time, within available Google hours. It does not guarantee meetings or sales.

Built for people selling useful services to businesses.

LeadAtlas360 supports independent salespeople, consultants, IT providers, marketing agencies and other B2B service businesses. Location can define an onsite service area, a field-sales territory or a regional customer segment for remote delivery.

A useful search begins with the kind of business you can serve well. The available company facts and website signals help you ask better questions; they do not replace a conversation about the business’s needs, budget or purchasing process.

Published information, with its limits kept visible.

Discovery finds businesses across Canada and the United States, and company-website research adds details when a business publishes them. Some cities have richer local detail, and coverage keeps growing.

Canada and US search support does not mean every registered business is included. Coverage, update dates and query limits vary. Some companies have no published employee count, contact channel or leadership details. Missing information remains unknown rather than being filled with guesses.

Review the evidence attached to a field. A named official is not automatically the owner, a newly listed business is not necessarily newly opened, and a public email address does not by itself establish permission for promotional messages.

• Check business matches and last-checked dates before relying on a profile.
• Use company and leadership information according to the role actually published.
• Review applicable contact requirements and respect opt-outs and preferences.
• Keep a record of the reason a business fits your offer.

Start with a free account and choose the workflow you need.

Explorer offers a limited monthly search and research allowance so you can evaluate the available business details without a credit card. Prospector adds larger allowances and features such as a 2,000-lead Sales Pipeline, AI calling credits on eligible paid monthly or annual invoices, CRM-ready CSV exports and shared team lists. Monthly and annual subscription options are described on the pricing section of the homepage.

The discovery workspace requires an account. Public product pages, guides and a free sample-list option help you understand the product before signing up. Review the current plan details and checkout terms before purchasing a subscription.

Operated by AssemblersTech Inc.

AssemblersTech Inc. operates LeadAtlas360 and the website at leadatlas360.com. LeadAtlas360 is delivered entirely online; it does not offer a public customer-facing office or storefront.

For product support, billing questions or account requests, contact support@leadatlas360.com. The support address is linked in the website footer. Our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy and data-deletion page explain the service rules and account information handling.