Scraped lists bounce.
Most cheap AU contact lists are scraped once, never verified, and commonly bounce on first send, often 30 to 50%, torching your sender reputation before you've made a single pitch.
Real Australian businesses, with the named owner or decision-maker where that is public, and the verified main business contact where it is not. Sourced from public business information only, and suppression is honoured the moment someone asks. It is researched, not scraped, and I stand behind it with a 30-day bounce guarantee.
ABN 34 318 502 254 · Australian-owned · built by the Titanos compliance practice
Public business information · Privacy Act-aware · every email verified before delivery · reply STOP and you're suppressed forever.
Verified Australian business contacts, every email checked before delivery, at the published prices below.
Scouts go out first, so you only walk into ground that has already been checked.
Every finding is checked against live public records, with a control check first.
RECORDED
957 organisations
researched in full dossiers so far, from public records
Scouts walk the ground first, so you only send your message to doors that have already been checked.
Before you ask. I am Kyle Deligny, a sole trader (ABN 34 318 502 254). The sources are public records and businesses' own public websites, nothing is touched or logged into, and nobody is replaced. You own the file, and your own team still decides who gets contacted and how. The prices are below.
Why do so many bought lists bounce on the first send, and what did we do differently?
Every contact reachable.
None invented.
Not a scraper dump. A research outcome, checked deliverable one row at a time, backed by a 30-day bounce replacement.
Three things go wrong with most lists, and none of them is your fault.
Most cheap AU contact lists are scraped once, never verified, and commonly bounce on first send, often 30 to 50%, torching your sender reputation before you've made a single pitch.
Lead-gen agencies bundle the list into a retainer you can't leave, and you never actually own the data.
Apollo, ZoomInfo and the rest are built on US/EU density. Coverage on a 14-person regional AU business is thin to nonexistent.
So what would a list look like if every row had been checked by a person first?
Every email is checked deliverable before it reaches you. Anything that bounces in the first 30 days, I replace free.
Where a business publicly lists an owner or manager's contact, you get it. Where it doesn't, you get the verified main business contact. Every row reachable, none invented. I'd rather give you a real info@ that works than a 'decision maker' address I made up.
I sell Privacy Act compliance for a living. This data is public business information, handled the way the Privacy Act expects: suppression on request, no sensitive personal data, transparent sourcing. You're buying from someone who does compliance, not someone who'll make you the subject of a complaint.
Built for Australian SMBs, with NZ and Singapore coverage on request, including the regional businesses the big tools miss.
And what does that cost? There is a 10 to 20 row sample you can look at before you pay anything.
One-off lists or an ongoing feed. Every tier is verified at delivery, and every tier is covered by the 30-day bounce replacement.
Not sure? Tell me your target market in one sentence and I'll send you a free 10 to 20 row sample before you pay anything.
Bigger volume or a vertical I haven't listed? Tell me what you need →
Not sure which? Start with a free half-hour fit call. I'll tell you honestly whether I can deliver what you need before you pay a cent.
Once you have picked a tier, what actually happens next?
Three steps, and you see the price before any of them.
A short call (or intake form) where you tell me the industry, region, and what a good contact looks like for you. I tell you honestly whether I can hit the volume at the quality you need.
I source from public AU business listings, extract the named owner or manager wherever they're publicly listed, and use the verified main business contact otherwise. Every email is checked deliverable before it goes anywhere near your CSV.
You get a clean CSV (or your format of choice), every field labelled, every email verified. Anything that bounces in 30 days, I replace free.
Is it even legal to hold this data? Fair question, and it is the one I get asked most.
I do Privacy Act work for a living, so the list is built the way I would want mine built.
I run Titanos as a Privacy Act + Essential Eight compliance practice. Building a lead service that I'd then have to be ashamed of would be absurd. So this one is built the way I tell my compliance clients to build theirs:
Sourced from publicly listed business data: the same information any customer sees searching for that business.
No data about individuals beyond business-role contact details that are already public.
Anyone who asks to be removed is suppressed across every future list, permanently. Reply STOP and you're gone.
I'll tell any contact exactly where their business details came from.
Because I handle it compliantly, the list you receive doesn't hand you a Privacy Act problem the moment you import it.
If you want the same compliance posture for your own business, that's literally the other thing I do → Privacy Act compliance.
The Privacy Act covers how I built the list. The Spam Act 2003 covers how you use it. Three rules keep you clean: B2B outreach to published business addresses relies on inferred consent, which is exactly why I verify roles and sources instead of scraping personal inboxes. Every send needs your real business name and contact details. Every send needs a working unsubscribe, honoured within 5 business days. Follow those and cold B2B email is legal in Australia. I build the list to make the first rule true. The other two are on your sender. If you'd rather not think about any of it, that's what the managed retainer is for.
Send me a message and I will tell you honestly whether I can deliver the volume and quality you need, before you pay anything. If I cannot, I will say so, and a no is completely welcome.
I am Kyle, the founder of TITANOS. If you like me, you like the business and you like the offer, or we can shape it into something that works for you, would you be happy to start with a free half-hour? You leave with a clear picture of what you could do next and a report of your own. A no is welcome.
Kyle replies by email and Telegram within one business day.