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Set up in four steps

SalesMind Prospector 1.4.0 on Windows. Left: country United Kingdom, city London, confirmed area, business type and a 50-result limit. Right: three example businesses marked DEMO, with published address, city and phone, plus Export JSON and Export CSV buttons.
The app itself, version 1.4.0, in its built-in demo mode. Every business shown is fictional.

Set up in four steps

The license is the software. The search service is yours to connect, and the app tells you where.

  1. 01

    Install on Windows

    Extract the ZIP to a folder you can write to and open SalesMind Prospector.exe. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. There is no account to create. The executable is not code-signed yet, so Windows may ask you to confirm before it opens.

  2. 02

    Enter your activation code

    The commercial edition asks for your individual code the first time you search. It is checked on your PC, offline.

  3. 03

    Connect your search service

    Open Source and privacy and add an HTTPS search endpoint you are authorized to use. The license does not include one.

    Prospector queries the Overpass API, the read service for OpenStreetMap data. Use your own Overpass instance or a provider whose terms allow your workload. Public community servers are shared and promise no uptime: fine for a light test, not for regular commercial use. Any provider costs are paid to the provider.

  4. 04

    Run your first search

    Choose a country, type the city’s local name, confirm the right boundary, pick a business type and a limit of 25, 50, 100 or 200 results, then Find businesses.

A florist’s shopfront at No. 43 Cross Street, Camborne, Cornwall, with flowers in the bay windows and a dark red door.
Cross Street, Camborne. The kind of address a published record points to.
Inside an old hardware store: wooden counters, glass display cases and shelves of tools and tins.
A shop window of pastries and cakes, each on a small label with its price, on a dark marble counter.