Find chains and multi-location operators
The same name on several listings is a group with central buying, a different deal than a single shop.
Why this is hard today.
A ten-location group hides inside the map as ten unrelated listings, and databases index neither the sites nor the link between them.
Selling to the group beats selling to a branch: one signature covers every location.
How Freelvy does it.
Freelvy reads the map, clusters listings that share a brand, counts locations per operator, and resolves the head office and its decision-maker.
The recipe.
The prompt
>Gym brands with three or more locations in Belgium, with the group's headquarters contact.
What you fill in
- Category
- Gyms
- Region
- Belgium
- Minimum locations
- 3
What comes back
| Business | Category | Rating | Signal | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atelier Fontaine | Plumbing | 4.8 (214) | No website listed | Owner, verified |
| Delta Clima | HVAC | 4.6 (89) | Hiring 2 installers | Owner, verified |
| Verdi Jardins | Landscaping | 4.9 (156) | Reviews up 3x this quarter | Owner, verified |
| Miroir Propre | Cleaning | 3.7 (41) | Reviews mention scheduling | Manager, verified |
Illustrative rows. Your table carries the columns you asked for, plus the evidence behind each match.
How it works
Name the category and the region.
Freelvy groups listings by brand and counts the sites.
Write to the operator, not each branch.
What you get.
Multi-site operators grouped by brand, sized by location count, with a head-office contact.
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Start with one prompt.
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.