Lead pipelines

The pipeline fills itself.

An AI lead generation pipeline automatically finds businesses or people who match your ideal customer, enriches them with contact and company details, scores them and delivers a short list every week. Bullruns builds one around who you actually sell to.

Prospecting eats the week.

Hunting for leads by hand is slow, and enterprise data tools cost more than most small businesses can justify.

What it does.

Your ideal customer

Built around the industries, sizes and areas you sell to.

Found automatically

Sources public business data and new openings in your territory.

Enriched and scored

Contact details, company info and a fit score on every lead.

Delivered weekly

A clean list in a spreadsheet or your CRM.

Outreach drafts

Optional first-touch emails drafted for your review.

No big subscription

Runs on low-cost tools you own.

Every build is adjusted to how your business works — this is a starting point, not a package.

A good fit for

  • B2B manufacturers
  • Signage and print
  • Commercial trades
  • Wholesale and distribution
  • Agencies and consultants
  • Your business?

How we work.

  1. We come in

    On site or on a call, we map how the work moves through your business today. Free.

  2. Fixed‑price pilot

    We build one workflow on your own accounts and have it live in [2–4] weeks.

  3. Run and improve

    Monthly tuning and reporting — or we hand it to your team.

Common questions.

Is this cheaper than tools like ZoomInfo?

Usually, yes. A custom pipeline focuses only on your niche and territory and runs on low-cost tools you own, instead of an enterprise data contract.

Where do the leads come from?

From public business sources such as directories, websites, maps listings and new-business announcements, filtered to your ideal customer.

Does it send emails for me?

Only if you want it to. By default it drafts outreach for your review; nothing goes out without your approval.

Let’s build yours.

Tell us what eats your week. We reply within one business day.