Merchant lists for POS and payment vendors

Why LeadsIt for merchant prospecting

• City or region jobs for territory sales
• Phone numbers for almost every merchant, from public business listings
• Website presence signal for SoftPOS / e-com upsell
• Credit packs that match field sales cadence

Target industries

Merchants you can reach, city by city

A search names one type of business and one place: a city, a whole region or a country. One credit covers one city; a region costs 13 credits and a country 50, so territory planning stays predictable. The merchants that buy POS and payment products the most are easy to list this way:

• Restaurants, cafés, bars and takeaways
• Hair salons, barbers and beauty institutes
• Auto repair shops and garages
• Independent retail shops, bakeries and florists
• Clinics and practices that take card payments at the desk

Signals that tell you who to call first

Each merchant comes with its phone (in our searches, about 9 in 10 businesses found publish one), its website if it has one, its rating and its opening status.

• No website: a POS with a built-in online store or a payment-link offer.
• No online booking for an appointment business: a POS with booking included.
• Online orders only through a marketplace: direct ordering on their own terminal.
• A new opening: the owner is choosing equipment now.
• A closed or temporarily closed listing: drop it from the route.

From the list to a field or phone route

Export the list to CSV for your CRM, or work it in the built-in CRM with stages, tasks and notes, then split it by district for field reps. Call outside rush hours, ask for the owner, and lead with the fee or the feature that fits what you saw on their listing. Credits are bought once, with no subscription, and never expire, so a team can buy for a quarter of field work at a time.