A new way
to prospect
Keep prospecting in the ChatGPT you already pay for. Answer a few questions and it writes the prompt that does the boring half, then save what comes back — every prompt after it skips those companies, so you never get the same name twice. Free.
Companies with freight worth hauling
Tell us what you sell, or name a customer, and your prompt appears here.
What you get once your list comes back
Press the save link at the end of your assistant’s answer and each company becomes a row in your leads, like this one.
Example · built from public records, not from anybody’s list
- Ships
- Firelogs and firestarters, palletised on dry van, with a seasonal peak
- Own trucks
- USDOT 3150775 · 2 power units · 3 drivers (FMCSA SAFER, read 2 Oct 2026)
- Who to ask for
- Transportation or logistics manager
- Jev’s fit
- 6.7 out of 10. Good. A plausible buyer of exactly this. Jev scores each company you save against what you sell; this is its answer for a dry van carrier out of Northern California.
Not shown to you again in that lead group. Once it is saved, your next lists in Central Valley consumer goods leave Duraflame out.
A five-email campaign, one press away
Your own assistant writes the five, and each one opens in your own email for you to send. Days are working days, spaced wide here because nothing in this row goes stale.
- Day 1What they ship and how: palletised firelogs on dry van out of Stockton.
- Day 7Their season: trucks lined up before the peak rather than during it.
- Day 14Two trucks of their own, and the loads those two cannot cover.
- Day 24Something found that week on their own site or in the trade press, with the source beside it.
- Day 36A plain offer to stop writing if the answer is no.
All of this works without signing in. Your leads, lead groups and campaigns are kept on this browser. Sign in and they come with you to your other devices, along with five new prospects by email at 7:30 Central.
Not a carrier or broker? Our search for other industries works the same way for whatever you sell.