Filter a market by filed revenue

Not an estimate: the revenue the company itself filed, read from its registry record.

Why this is hard today.

Revenue estimates in databases are modeled guesses, wrong by multiples exactly where it matters, and unavailable for private SMBs.

French companies file real figures. The data is public and per-company, which is why no bulk database bothers to carry it.

How Freelvy does it.

Freelvy pulls the full registry record per company (filed revenue and legal representative) and filters your list on the number the company itself declared.

The recipe.

The prompt

>Transport companies in the Lyon region, keep those with filed revenue above 2 million euros.

What you fill in

Segment
Transport, Lyon region
Revenue floor
2M+ filed
Output
Representative contact per row

What comes back

CompanyCountryActivityFiled revenueContact
SARL NovetancheFranceWaterproofing€1.2MManager, verified
Ferlin Logistiek BVBelgiumLogistics€7.8MManaging director, verified
Brossard GmbHGermanyJoinery€3.4MManaging director, verified
Vetup SLSpainVeterinary€2.1MDirector, verified

Illustrative rows. Your table carries the columns you asked for, plus the evidence behind each match.

How it works

01

Build the segment from the registry.

02

Freelvy pulls each company's record and reads the filed revenue.

03

Keep the rows above your floor, facts, not estimates.

What you get.

A list where the revenue column is a legal filing, with the representative's contact attached.

Run this playbook

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From one prompt to pipeline

Describe the customer you want. Freelvy searches the live web, verifies every contact and writes the sequence, you approve the angle, then it sends on autopilot or waits for your go on each message.