OutSend Features: All-in-One Prospecting, from Scraping to Export

It's 10 PM, and you're wrapping up your prospect list. You scraped 300 companies with one tool, exported a CSV, switched to an email finder service that returns 40% of addresses, copied the rest into a deliverability checker, then opened a fourth tab to look up SIRET numbers one by one in a business directory. Four subscriptions, three intermediate exports, two column formats that don't align, and an hour spent stitching files together instead of actually prospecting.

That exact fragmentation is what OutSend eliminates. The idea isn't to add yet another tool to your stack, but to hold the entire chain — building the list, enriching contacts, verifying what's reachable, qualifying each row, then orchestrating everything — in a single product, built for European B2B, where the output of one step feeds directly into the next without ever leaving the tool. This page is a map of everything you can do with OutSend, laid out in the order you actually prospect.

1. Build your list: scraping as a starting point

Everything starts with a targeted list, and the richest source for local or sector-based prospecting is Google Maps: every listing carries a name, a category, an address, often a website and a phone number. Rather than copying listings by hand, you describe your target (a trade, an area) and OutSend pulls the matching businesses into a ready-to-use list.

The Google Maps scraper with CSV export is the core of this first step: it turns a local search into a clean file, ready to enrich. And because a prospect's reputation reveals a lot about their context, the Google Maps review scraper with owner response detection shows you who actively manages their online reputation — a valuable signal for tailoring your opener depending on whether the owner engages with customers or ignores them.

2. Enrich contacts: emails, phone numbers, social profiles

A list of company names is not a list of contacts. A Google Maps listing rarely gives you an email, sometimes only one phone number, and never the full set of contact points. Enrichment fills that gap: from the company name and website, OutSend goes and finds the missing details to make each row actually contactable.

The professional email finder, designed for the French GDPR framework, retrieves professional email addresses from the company domain. On the phone side, the enrichment with additional phone numbers that Google Maps doesn't provide pulls, from the prospect's website, numbers not listed on their Maps profile. And to multiply channels, the company social media extractor across 7 platforms attaches LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and other profiles to each row — useful when an email can't be found, or when you prefer a social-first approach.

3. Verify and clean: keep only what's reachable

Enriching is good; sending into the void wastes your domain and your time. An address that was found is not necessarily an address that receives mail, and a listed website is not necessarily one that's still alive. Before any outreach, this step filters out dead contacts and protects your deliverability — it's what separates a list that converts from one that ends up in spam.

The deliverability verification with inbox test checks whether an address truly exists and accepts mail, line by line, to weed out bounces before they damage your sender reputation. Upstream of your sends, the domain deliverability check via SPF, DKIM and DMARC ensures that your domain is correctly configured to reach inboxes. Finally, the dead URL check on your contact database flags sites that no longer respond, so you don't waste time qualifying or contacting companies that may no longer exist.

4. Qualify: turn a list into a prioritized list

At this point, you have live, reachable contacts. Qualification is what takes you from "300 rows to process" to "here are the 40 rows to start with." Each feature below adds a judgment column to your list: a public, verifiable fact that helps you prioritize, personalize, and invest your energy only where it counts.

On the administrative and legal side, the automatic enrichment with SIRET, SIREN, VAT and RCS (French trade register) makes your database reliable with official identifiers, while the retrieval of a company's legal data — legal form, executives, key dates tells you who you're really talking to and how long the business has been operating. The verification of a website's legal notices and their 2026 compliance rounds out this section by revealing the seriousness and structure behind a storefront.

On the technical and marketing side, the tech stack detection tells you what the prospect's site is built on (a golden signal if you sell technology or redesign services), and the site speed audit before first contact gives you a factual, data-backed conversation opener. To spot those who are already investing, the detection of prospects running active advertising isolates companies spending on marketing — the ones with a budget. The competitor price extraction for market monitoring adds a market dimension to your list, and the brand logo and visual asset extraction gives you the material to visually personalize your first outreach.

5. Orchestrate: chain the entire workflow in one click

You've seen each link separately, but their real power comes from chaining them. Running scraping, enrichment, verification and qualification manually, step by step, recreates exactly the four-tab problem at 10 PM. Orchestration connects them into a single, repeatable sequence.

The no-code prospecting pipeline that chains Scrape → Verify → Export in one click lets you assemble your steps once, then rerun the complete chain on demand: you describe your target, and you get out a list that's enriched, verified and qualified, exportable as CSV, JSON or XLSX. This is the link that transforms a collection of features into a true prospecting engine.

Going further

OutSend's features make the most sense in a broader context. To see how OutSend compares with tools you already know, browse the comparisons between OutSend and other prospecting tools. If you prospect without a dedicated structure, the prospecting guides without SIRET for students, associations, freelancers and job seekers provide practical methods. In real estate, the real estate prospecting guides compliant with the law of 11 August 2026 cover the current legal framework. And to master industry vocabulary, the prospecting glossary defines all the relevant terms.

FAQ

Does OutSend truly replace multiple tools?

That's the core objective: to bring scraping, enrichment (emails, phone numbers, social profiles), deliverability verification, cleaning and qualification into a single product, where these steps normally live across four separate subscriptions. The benefit isn't just cost: it's eliminating the cycle of exporting, reformatting and stitching files between steps, since the output of one becomes the direct input of the next.

Do I need to use all the features at once?

No. You can use just one feature — simply scrape a list, or simply verify the deliverability of a file you already have — or chain the entire workflow in a pipeline. Each link works independently; orchestration only becomes useful when you want to automate a complete sequence.

Is OutSend suited to French regulatory compliance?

OutSend is built with European B2B compliance in mind: the email finder is designed for the French GDPR framework, legal enrichment is based on official identifiers (SIRET, SIREN, VAT, RCS — French trade register), and the product documentation explicitly addresses the rules applicable in France. Qualification features rely on public, verifiable data; it is your responsibility to comply with the legal framework of your sector when initiating contact.

In what formats can I export my lists?

All your lists — raw or enriched — can be exported as CSV, JSON or XLSX, making it easy to reopen them in a spreadsheet, import them into your sending tool, or plug them into your own workflow.

How can I access OutSend today?

OutSend is in alpha, by application, and access is free. You request access, and you can start building your lists as soon as you're approved — no commitment required.