I built RangeLead because buying US B2B leads is unnecessarily painful

I didn’t set out to build another lead gen product.

I built RangeLead because every time I needed US B2B leads, the process felt broken.

You either pay for expensive subscriptions where you don’t control the data, or you get low-quality lists that need heavy cleanup, or you end up building scraping systems just to get something usable. None of these options are efficient if all you want is clean business leads to start outreach.

What frustrated me most is that the data already exists publicly. The hard part isn’t finding it. The hard part is collecting it at scale, structuring it properly, and packaging it in a way that’s actually usable.

So I built RangeLead to solve that exact problem.

Instead of tools, dashboards, or subscriptions, it delivers ready-to-use US B2B lead datasets. Industry-based, location-based, and focused on real sales use cases. The idea is simple: if someone wants leads, they should be able to buy leads, not maintain infrastructure.

This is a solo-built project, designed to stay lean and practical. No hype. No growth hacks. Just focused on data quality, automation, and making sure the output is something people can actually use.

I’m still early, validating which datasets people care about most and where the real demand is. But the goal is clear: remove friction between public business data and people who want to turn it into revenue.

Curious to hear from others here: When you need B2B leads, what’s the most frustrating part of the process for you?

Happy to answer questions about the tech, data, or approach.

If you want to see what I’m working on or give feedback, here’s the site: https://rangelead.com

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