mike.danielsQ: Cold Email Leads and Sender?
Hi!
I own a metal building company. We mainly serve homeowners but occasionally build a metal building for a business. I’m planning on purchasing Tier 2.
How many emails can I find at a time? How many can I download in a month? Here’s why I ask.
I’m thinking about using this to not only find leads for business owners but also contacting them as a homeowner for metal buildings.
How do you see this use case working with SmatLeads?
I’m VERY new to the leads scraping game and cold email outreach.
Any advice or guidance would be helpful!
Stanley_SmatLeads
Mar 8, 2026A: Hello Mike,
Thank you for your interest in SmatLeads and for considering Tier 2!
With SmatLeads, each search returns up to 60 targeted leads at a time, and you can run multiple searches to build larger lead lists. Tier 2 includes 10,000 lead search credits, which gives you plenty of room to generate leads across different locations and industries.
Your use case can work very well with SmatLeads. For example, you could search for businesses that commonly need metal structures such as auto repair shops, farms, storage facilities, construction companies, and warehouses. You can also target real estate investors or property managers who may need garages, workshops, or storage buildings.
Since you're new to lead scraping and cold email outreach, a simple approach would be:
1. Search by industry + location in areas you serve.
2. Export and verify the emails of the leads you want.
3. Send personalized cold emails introducing your metal building services.
A good tip for your niche is to focus on rural areas, agricultural businesses, and service-based businesses that often need workshops or storage buildings.
If you decide to join us, we’d be happy to help you get started with your first lead search and outreach campaign.
Best regards,
The SmatLeads Team
Verified purchaser
Thank you for your response this is helpful. I think this tool will be helpful. My only concern is the restriction to collecting only 60 leads at a time. This means I’d need to conduct over 166 searches to use all of my credits each month. I don’t anticipate to do that but 60 seems really restrictive. Am I missing something or are my expectations not reasonable?