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One subscription instead of five

Aries Leads is a B2B lead generation platform founded in 2020. It combines 13 tools (contact extraction, email finding and verification, CRM enrichment, inbox warm-up, cold email sequencing and on-site conversion) in a single subscription starting at $59 a month, replacing what most teams buy from four or five separate vendors.

Why it exists

Most outbound teams start with a simple goal (talk to the right people) and end up administering a chain of tools instead. A scraper produces a list, a verifier cleans it, an enrichment vendor fills the gaps, a warm-up service protects the domain, and a sequencer sends the mail. Five subscriptions, five renewal dates, and a CSV export between each pair.

The cost of that arrangement is rarely the subscriptions. It is the hours spent moving data, and the quality lost each time it moves: duplicates that survive a merge, fields that go stale between the enrichment run and the send, unsubscribes recorded in the sequencer but not in the list. Those gaps are where deliverability problems actually originate, and no amount of integration work closes them completely.

Aries Leads was built on the assumption that the handoffs are the problem, not the tools. Everything writes to the same records in the same format, so a contact found this morning can be verified, enriched and in a sequence by the afternoon without an export.

The Aries Leads daily registered domains dashboard showing 44,960,936 potential leads and 44,888 new records added today.

How we build it

Three decisions that shape the product

These are the trade-offs the platform is built around, and the reasons it looks the way it does.

Flat pricing, published

Per-seat and per-credit billing both punish the behaviour you want. Per-seat makes adding a teammate a budget decision; per-credit makes verifying your whole list a budget decision, when verifying your whole list is exactly what protects your sending domain. Two published prices, unlimited users on Pro, no call required.

One system, not an integration

Every handoff between tools is where data quality goes: duplicates appear, fields go stale, unsubscribes fail to sync. Integrations manage that problem. Running sourcing, verification, enrichment and sending in one place removes it, which is a different and better outcome.

Deliverability is the constraint

A list of ten thousand contacts is worth nothing if the sending domain has been filtered. Warm-up, verification and throttling are built in rather than sold separately, because a platform that makes it easy to burn your domain is not really a platform.

How it got here

  1. 2020

    Started with a stack problem

    Aries Leads began from a complaint rather than a market analysis: running outbound meant paying four vendors, exporting a CSV between each of them, and losing data quality at every hop. The first version did extraction and nothing else.

  2. 2022

    Sourcing joined up with sending

    Verification and sequencing moved into the same system, which removed the export step that caused most of the list-quality problems. A contact found in the morning could be verified and in a campaign the same day without touching a spreadsheet.

  3. 2024

    Deliverability and conversion

    Warm-up was added once it became clear that list quality was only half the deliverability problem. A cold domain fails regardless of how clean the list is. The on-site tools followed, so traffic a campaign generated had somewhere to convert.

  4. 2026

    Thirteen tools, one subscription

    The platform now covers the full sequence, with unlimited users on Pro. The shape has stayed deliberately flat: two published plans, no per-seat billing, and no annual commitment.

See whether it fits

Ten days, no card, every tool on both plans. If the workflow does not suit how your team works, you will know inside a week.