Company identity
Name, category, city, public rating, review volume, and the source record returned for the agency.
Marketing agencies
Build a working list of marketing agencies by city, review the public channels each one uses, and find the right person before you write. LeadCanvas brings the company record, visible signals, and research context into one workflow.
LeadCanvas is useful when you sell software, services, training, or partnerships to agencies and need more than a directory. Search a market, review real companies from the repository, and open the next step with the location and query preserved.
Public fields vary by company, market, source, and city.

Real repository sample
These are real records from Madrid. The sample is a research starting point, not a complete market count.
| Business | Public rating | Reviews | Returned channels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liten Lemon - Agencia de Marketing en Madrid | 5.0 | 464 | public phone, website |
| Agencia Influencers Madrid | Hello Monday | 5.0 | 171 | public phone, website |
| WSC // Agencia de Branding y Diseño Web | Madrid | 4.9 | 115 | public phone, website |
| Dos Setenta | 4.9 | 105 | public phone, website, Instagram |
| Nala Agency | 5.0 | 84 | public phone, website |
Public phone details stay masked in repository records. Review every returned field before contacting a business.
Each example opens LeadCanvas with the industry and market query preserved.
An agency directory tells you who exists. It does not tell you which partner owns the decision, whether the agency is investing in its own growth, or which public channel is most likely to get a reply. The useful work starts when the company, signal, and decision role stay together.
LeadCanvas is useful when you sell software, services, training, or partnerships to agencies and need more than a directory. Search a market, review real companies from the repository, and open the next step with the location and query preserved.
Name, category, city, public rating, review volume, and the source record returned for the agency.
Public phone, website, email, Instagram, and other business channels when the company publishes them.
LinkedIn profiles and roles when a public relationship can be identified, kept separate from assumptions.
Active advertising, recent work, stated specialism, and other observable clues to investigate before outreach.
Export the list or continue the account record in the LeadCanvas CRM with the next action attached.
Often the shortest route at a boutique agency, especially when the offer affects the agency's own pipeline.
Phone, email, website form, or Instagram only when the agency has made that channel public.
A practical route when the offer touches demand generation, reporting, or the agency's sales operation.
Write who you are looking for, review the first returned records, and decide which account deserves the next step.
Roles vary by company size and offer. Use them to guide research, then confirm the decision path directly.
Usually owns the budget at a boutique agency and can approve a tool, supplier, or partnership quickly.
Evaluates data, software, and services that affect the agency's own acquisition or the work it delivers to clients.
Can influence purchases tied to campaign delivery, reporting, and the quality of client communication.
A signal helps you decide what to investigate next. It does not replace a conversation or prove a commercial need.
An agency running ads for itself has already made acquisition a budgeted activity worth researching.
Fresh case studies or portfolio updates can reveal the service line and the language that will make an opening relevant.
A focus on one sector or service gives you a tighter reason to contact the person responsible for growth.
Review volume and recent activity help separate a new boutique from an established agency, without claiming buying intent.
A larger team often means the owner is not the only route, so a role-based search is worth testing.
Start with a city and the agency type you can serve. A focused query is easier to research than a broad export.
Separate returned fields from missing fields and keep the source for every signal you plan to mention.
Use the public company record to distinguish a founder, growth lead, and client-services contact.
Reference one observable detail and ask a small question before presenting a full proposal.
Record the reply, the channel used, and the follow-up date in the same account record.
Coverage from the repository
Coverage is shown by country and city so you can choose a market before opening a search. Availability changes by field, business, source, and location.
18 cities with business records in this repository.
14 cities with business records in this repository.
13 cities with business records in this repository.
13 cities with business records in this repository.
4 cities with business records in this repository.
4 cities with business records in this repository.
3 cities with business records in this repository.
3 cities with business records in this repository.
2 cities with business records in this repository.
1 cities with business records in this repository.
1 cities with business records in this repository.
Search the industry and city you want to research, then review the returned company records and public channels. Coverage varies by market, so treat the result as a working sample rather than a complete market count.
When a public company and professional profile can be connected, LeadCanvas can show a name and role. A likely role is a research lead, not proof that the person will buy.
Check the service focus, recent work, public channels, review activity, and any visible acquisition signal. Use only details you can verify in the returned record.
Yes. Repeat the same search with another city or country, then compare the returned fields and the decision roles available in that market.
Search the market, review the available evidence, and choose where to go deeper.
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