Leadflow

Leadflow is a lead generation tool that predicts which properties, owners and lenders are about to transact. Predictive property and capital intelligence for lenders, insurers, agencies and PropTech.

Leadflow is a predictive intelligence platform for the property and private capital markets. It ingests more than 1,500 engineered behavioral, transactional, lifecycle and financial signals, resolves every property, owner, investor and lender to a single entity (the company claims 99 percent or better entity precision), and scores the result on a 0 to 1,000 scale. The promise is timing: seeing which properties and owners are likely to move before the transaction becomes public knowledge. The product family is split in two. The Scope line covers ProspectScope for ranked household and property intelligence with 70 or more derivative columns, SellScope AI for property pressure scoring across three independent models, InvestorScope for profiles of 18.4 million resolved investors (portfolio composition, transaction velocity, hold periods, liquidity, strategy class), and LenderScope for 122,000 plus private lenders with deal history and capital cycle signals. The Intelligence Suite, with Capital Intelligence shipping first in Q4 2026, is positioned as the layer that tells teams what to do with those scores rather than just what is likely to happen. The natural buyers are lending and financial services teams, insurers, ad agencies, and PropTech platforms that want to enrich their own products via API. Delivery is flexible: API, S3, SFTP or portal, pushed into a CRM, warehouse or analytics stack on a weekly or monthly refresh. Models are retrained monthly and back-tested against actual outcomes, and the data is built on public and licensed non-credit sources with no credit bureau data and no live tracking. Against conventional list vendors and demographic segmentation tools, Leadflow's differentiator is the national entity graph and the pressure-scoring approach rather than raw contact volume. Teams that only need static mailing lists will find it heavy; teams whose economics depend on timing, portfolio risk or capital readiness are the intended audience.