Merge
Duplicates collapse by website domain or company name, keeping the most complete details and every source.
Drop in a prospect list from any CRM, trade show or directory. ProspectRadar merges the duplicates, scores every company against your ideal customer, and checks each email against Canada’s anti-spam consent rules before a single message goes out.
Duplicates collapse by website domain or company name, keeping the most complete details and every source.
Each company gets a 0–100 fit score against your industries, regions and team size, with the reasons shown.
Every email is checked for consent, expiry dates and your do-not-contact list before it reaches an outreach file.
Saved in this browser only.
| Fit | Company | Contact | Consent | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Import a list or load the sample to light up the radar. | ||||
ProspectRadar applies the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) consent windows as a planning aid: express consent lasts until withdrawn; implied consent from an existing business relationship lasts 2 years from the purchase or contract, and from an inquiry 6 months; unsubscribes must be honoured within 10 business days. It is not legal advice — confirm your own obligations, including any U.S. or provincial rules.
Your prospects never leave the device. No account, no upload, no tracking of the list.
Every fit score lists the reasons, so sales and marketing agree on who goes first.
The audit CSV records each row’s consent type, date, expiry and the rule applied.
Exports neutralise formula cells so a hostile company name can’t run in Excel or Sheets.
This edition works on lists you already have or are allowed to use: CRM exports, event attendee lists, directories and your own research. It doesn’t scrape websites or buy data.
A valid email with express consent, or with implied consent that hasn’t expired on the date you choose, and not on your do-not-contact list. Role inboxes (info@, sales@) and personal mail domains are flagged so you can decide.
Only in this browser’s local storage, so you can close the tab and come back. “Clear everything” removes it.
The duplicate merge and scoring work anywhere. The consent rules are CASL’s; U.S. CAN-SPAM rules differ, so treat the consent column as Canadian guidance.