FisherLeadsQuick answer: the newest thing in FisherLeads is that every new store and business now comes with a way to reach the owner, not just the website. Each launch in the feed is enriched with a public business email, so you can go from finding a store to contacting the founder in one step, the day it goes live.
Knowing a store exists was never the hard part. Reaching the person behind it was. A list of new websites with no contacts is a research project, not a pipeline. That is the gap this update closes.
From a website to a person
For every new store and business FisherLeads catches, it now attaches a public business email for the owner. You are not hunting through contact forms, guessing addresses, or copying a domain into another tool. The contact is right there, next to the store, the day it launches.
That turns the feed from a list of sites into a list of people you can actually reach, while the business is still fresh.
Why this changes the workflow
Before, finding new stores and finding their contacts were two separate jobs, and the second one was slow enough to kill the freshness that made the first one valuable. By the time you tracked down an owner, the window had often closed.
Now both happen at once. You see the store the day it launches and you have the owner's email in the same view, so you can reach out while it still counts.
What you can see on each store
The contact sits alongside everything else you need to qualify and personalise.
- Platform, theme and detected apps, so you know their stack.
- Country and niche, so you know the fit.
- A public business email, so you can reach the owner.
Together, that is enough to write a message that reads like you looked, and send it the same day.
And Finn takes it further
With a contact on every store, Finn, the built in AI agent, can write and send a personal message for each new business from your own inbox, so the whole path from launch to outreach runs itself.
As the platform for discovering newly launched ecommerce stores and businesses, FisherLeads now hands you the owner, not just the website, the day they go live.