LAUNCH PACK
Pack #1
Plumbing, HVAC, and roofing businesses across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
$49
One-time purchase
Region-specific business data
Business lists built around the markets you want to reach.
Client Region organizes business information into clear, downloadable lists by location and category—helping teams research territories, identify prospects, and plan outreach.
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01 / Coverage
Focused coverage, organized for practical use.
Our first release covers home-service businesses across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Listings are organized by state and service category so buyers can quickly focus on the markets that matter to them.
FIRST RELEASE / UNITED STATES
LAUNCH MARKET / UNITED STATES SOUTHEAST
North Carolina business listings
Organized listings for plumbing, HVAC, and roofing businesses across North Carolina, prepared for research, territory planning, and prospecting.
PlumbingHVACRoofing
Business nameCompany listing
Business categoryIndustry or trade
Street addressWhen available
City & stateLocal market
PhoneWhen available
WebsiteWhen available
02 / Pricing
Buy the market you need, once.
Client Region launches with straightforward one-time pricing. There is no subscription yet: purchase a focused list and keep the spreadsheet.
FOCUSED
Single-trade pack
One trade, such as plumbing, organized as its own focused list.
$29
Each · one-time purchase
BROADER COVERAGE
Full state bundle
Every available trade in one state, delivered as a filterable bundle.
$99
Per state · one-time purchase
BUILT TO REQUEST
Custom list
A specific region and business category reviewed and quoted for your request.
From $200
Quoted per request
One-time purchase model: subscriptions may be considered later, after additional regions and regularly refreshed packs are available.
03 / How it works
Clear business information, ready to use.
Client Region turns broad market research into focused lists that are easier to review, filter, and use.
Choose a region
Select the state, territory, or local market you want to research.
Select a category
Focus on the business types that match your product, service, or campaign.
Use the list
Download a structured spreadsheet for prospect research, territory planning, and outreach preparation.
04 / Built for
Focused lists for teams that need to reach local businesses.
Our regional packs support companies that need a clear starting point for finding and researching prospects in a defined market.
Sales teams
Identify businesses in a specific territory before beginning prospect research.
- Territory planning
- Prospect identification
- Account research
Agencies & advisors
Build region-specific prospect lists for specialized services and campaigns.
- Marketing services
- Business consulting
- Recruiting and staffing
Suppliers & service providers
Find local operators that may need the products or services you provide.
- Equipment and supplies
- Software and technology
- Commercial services
05 / Responsible use
Business data, with clear rules for responsible outreach.
Business contact lists may be sold for lawful business purposes, but the calls, texts, and emails made from them remain regulated. Buyers are solely responsible for checking each contact and following all federal, state, and local requirements before outreach.
Federal requirements
CAN-SPAM applies to commercial email, including business-to-business email. The TCPA’s consent rules for automated or prerecorded calls and marketing texts to wireless numbers do not have a general B2B exemption.
- Use accurate sender information and non-deceptive subject lines.
- Include a valid postal address and a working opt-out, and honor email opt-outs within 10 business days.
- Scrub applicable numbers against the National Do Not Call Registry at least every 31 days, keep an internal suppression list, and obtain required consent before automated calls or texts to wireless numbers.
North Carolina
North Carolina’s telephone-solicitation provisions define covered subscribers as residential telephone subscribers, so genuine calls to business lines fall outside that state provision. Federal rules still apply.
- Buyers calling North Carolina consumers may have telephonic-seller registration and bonding duties.
- Confirm current requirements before any residential campaign.
South Carolina
South Carolina law covers solicitation calls, texts, and media messages to residences and to wireless phones with South Carolina area codes—including business mobile numbers.
- Honor a recipient’s do-not-contact request for at least five years.
- Apply federal wireless-call and text-consent rules in addition to state requirements.
Tennessee
Tennessee’s Do Not Call and Do Not Text register covers residential subscribers; business numbers may not be registered under the cited guidance. Covered calls are limited to 8 a.m.–9 p.m. local time, and federal rules still apply.
- Telephone solicitors contacting Tennessee residential subscribers must review TPUC registration rules.
- TIPA excludes people acting in a commercial or employment context and excludes publicly available information; obtain counsel if a future product expands beyond business data.
Important: Client Region lists are for lawful business use only and are provided “as is,” without warranties of accuracy, completeness, or currency. Business information changes, and records may be incomplete or outdated. Buyers must verify details, maintain their own suppression lists, honor opt-outs, observe calling-hour limits, and comply with CAN-SPAM, the TCPA, the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, and applicable state laws. The lists are not represented as pre-scrubbed against do-not-call registries. This page is for general information and is not legal advice. Open questions—including South Carolina telemarketer registration, the current status of Tennessee SB 1374, and North Carolina lead-recipient liability under § 75-104—require review by licensed counsel before related outreach.
Good questions, clear answers.
What is the first lead pack?
The first release covers plumbing, HVAC, and roofing businesses across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
What will I receive?
A downloadable spreadsheet organized for filtering and sorting. Fields may include business name, category, address, city, state, phone number, and website.
Is a subscription required?
No. Launch pricing is one-time: $49 for Pack #1, $29 for a single-trade pack, $99 for a full state bundle, and custom lists from $200 by quote. A subscription may be considered later, but it is not part of the current offer.
Will every listing have a phone number and website?
Not always. Contact details are included when available, and some business listings may have missing or outdated fields.
Can I request another region or category?
Yes. Tell us the location and business category you need, and we can review it for a future pack or custom request.
How should the information be used?
Use each list as a starting point for lawful business research. Buyers are responsible for verifying details, screening applicable numbers, honoring opt-outs, obtaining required consent, and following outreach, privacy, email, and telemarketing rules.
How is the source data licensed?
Where applicable, Client Region products contain place information from Overture Maps Foundation, used under the CDLA Permissive 2.0. The applicable license text, source release, and required third-party notices will accompany each download. This attribution does not imply endorsement.
Tell us the market you want to reach.
Request a sample of the U.S. Southeast home-services pack, or send us the region and business category you need.