Lead-Pitch is owned and operated by CEL Website Design LLC, an Arkansas limited liability company. These notices explain what the Service does, where its data comes from, and the limits of what it can promise. They apply together with our Terms of Service, Refund Policy and Privacy Policy.
Last updated November 9, 2026
Lead-Pitch is a research and outreach tool, not a source of professional advice. Business, property, phone and funding details come from public sources we do not control, so verify anything important before you rely on it. AI output is a draft, not a fact. We are not a law firm and we do not file anything for you: the LLC Filing Assistant only links you to official government filing pages. You are the sender of every email you send, so you are responsible for following the anti-spam and privacy laws that apply to you.
Read the full Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Lead-Pitch is owned and operated by CEL Website Design LLC, a limited liability company registered in the State of Arkansas, United States. CEL Website Design LLC is the company you contract with when you create an account or make a purchase, and it owns the Lead-Pitch name and marks.
The same company also runs our web design studio under the CEL Website Designs name at celwebsitedesigns.com. That studio builds the websites we pitch to prospects through the Service.
CEL Website Design LLC is registered with the Arkansas Secretary of State, where the registration can be verified through the state business entity search. Our business address and contact details are listed at the bottom of this page.
Lead-Pitch ("the Service") helps you find local businesses, organize their contact details, and run your own outreach. It also includes research and lookup tools: no-website business prospecting, email pitch sending, email address verification, reverse phone lookup, property owner and value lookup, arrest and court record research, birthday lookup, job, contract, creative, office, grant and event finders, and AI tools that draft resumes, marketplace listings, ad campaigns and website mockups.
Some features are free and open to the public. Others require a membership, prepaid credits, an active trial, or an add-on subscription.
Attempting to break into, probe, overload or gain access to any part of Lead-Pitch that you are not authorized to use is prohibited. That includes hidden and administrator pages, another member’s account or data, the backend functions and their keys, the database, and any part of the Service that is gated on a membership, a credit or an administrator role. Testing whether a gate can be bypassed is treated the same as bypassing it.
An account used this way is banned. We remove it, freeze the leads, searches and credits in it, and block the addresses and networks it used. A banned person is not eligible to open another account, and any account we find that they opened instead is removed as well.
We also pursue it to the full extent of the law. Unauthorized access to a computer system is a federal crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1030, and a state crime under the Arkansas Computer Crime Act, Ark. Code Ann. § 5-41-101 et seq. We keep server records of every refused or suspicious request, including the address it came from, the time, the function called and the account behind it, and we will refer the matter to law enforcement and to our legal counsel and seek every remedy the law allows, including damages, our legal costs and an injunction.
Cybersecurity tooling aimed at taking the Service down is never permitted. That includes vulnerability scanners, fuzzers, exploit kits, injection and cross-site scripting attempts, credential-stuffing and password-spray lists, bot traffic, load and stress testers, denial-of-service and distributed denial-of-service services, “booter” and “stresser” services bought elsewhere, mail bombers, and any script or bot that floods our pages, backend functions or API to exhaust capacity, credits or quotas or to slow the Service for other members.
It applies to the Service, our hosting, our email providers and our payment processor, and no membership, credit pack or tool label authorizes it. A penetration test is permitted only under our prior written authorization, inside the scope and time window we agree in writing; anything beyond that is a breach of these Terms.
An account that does it is blocked immediately and without refund, its leads, searches and credits are frozen and void, the devices, addresses and networks it used are blocked, and the person behind it may not open another account. The server records of the attempt, including the address, time, user agent, function called and the account behind it, are preserved, and the matter can be referred to law enforcement and to our hosting and network providers.
The exposure is criminal as well as civil: damage to a protected computer falls under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1030(a)(5), and under the Arkansas Computer Crime Act, Ark. Code Ann. § 5-41-101 et seq., with comparable state and foreign laws. We may also claim breach of these Terms, trespass to chattels, conversion and unjust enrichment, together with the bandwidth, engineering and mitigation cost the attack caused. If you think you have found a weakness, report it through the Feedback page and do not test it in production.
Everything the Service produces or surfaces is general information only. It is not legal, tax, financial, investment, real estate, appraisal, insurance or employment advice, and it is not a consumer report.
Property valuations, grant details, LLC filing information, attorney listings, and phone or owner lookups are informational tools. Consult a licensed professional in your jurisdiction before you act on any of it.
Much of what you see in Lead-Pitch comes from public sources that we do not own or control. Those sources include business and people directories, county and government records, land registries, property portals such as Zillow, Redfin, Zoopla, HM Land Registry, Realtor.ca and Idealista, people-search and caller-ID databases such as Whitepages, TruePeopleSearch and TrueCaller, job boards such as Indeed, ZipRecruiter and LinkedIn, commercial listing sites such as LoopNet, Crexi and CommercialCafe, and funding and government sites such as Grants.gov and state agencies.
We do not verify, endorse or warrant that third-party data. It can be incomplete, out of date, or unavailable, and third-party sources can change or remove it at any time. Always confirm important details at the original source before you rely on them.
Lookups and searches can return nothing, or return something that is not accurate, because the result depends on what public sources have published. We do not promise any number of leads, replies, clients, sales or revenue, and we do not promise funding, employment, valuations or any other particular outcome.
AI features can produce output that is inaccurate, incomplete, or similar to material that already exists elsewhere. Review, verify and edit every AI-generated resume, listing, ad, mockup, summary or pitch before you publish or send it. You are responsible for the claims, prices, descriptions and images you use.
You are the sender of record for every message you send through the Service, and you are responsible for following the laws that apply to you. That includes the CAN-SPAM Act in the United States, Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), and the GDPR or similar rules where recipients are located. The anti-spam email laws by country reference on our Anti-Spam Laws page lists the consent rule, the governing statute and the duties for 130+ countries and regions.
Never use the Service to send unlawful, deceptive or harassing messages. Contact only businesses you have a lawful basis to contact, and never remove or work around an unsubscribe link.
The Service helps you stay compliant by blocking shared and role mailboxes, enforcing a daily send cap, recording opt-outs and bounces, and suppressing any address that has asked us to stop. Do not try to bypass those safeguards. See the Acceptable use section of our Terms of Service for the full list of rules.
The Phone Number Finder is a reverse phone lookup tool for signed-in members and employees. Each lookup uses one prepaid lookup credit, unless your account has unlimited employee access. The number you enter is researched against public directories, caller-ID and people-search databases, and you receive whatever owner details those sources publish, when they publish anything at all.
Lookups are researched automatically from public sources, so results can be wrong, incomplete, out of date, or missing entirely, especially for prepaid, VoIP and recently issued numbers. Treat a lookup as a lead to verify rather than as fact, and confirm anything important before you act on it.
A property record may also list recorded liens, a permit history and a flood zone code. Each comes from whatever recorder, building department, registry or flood map we can reach, may be filed under a different owner name or parcel number, and can be released, satisfied, corrected or expunged without the index we read showing it. An empty list means no record was found in the sources searched, not that the property is free of liens, unpermitted work or flood risk. A lien list is not a title search, a permit list is not a permit clearance, and a flood zone code is not a flood determination, an elevation certificate or insurance advice. Order a title search, request the permit history from the building department, and get a flood determination from a qualified provider before you rely on any of them.
Reverse phone lookup and property owner lookup are for lawful business and research purposes only. You may not use them to determine eligibility for credit, employment, insurance, housing or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, to violate the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act or similar laws, to stalk, harass or threaten anyone, or for any other purpose prohibited by law.
A result can also list the registered business names linked to a number, drawn from state business registries, DBA and fictitious name filings and public business directories, together with an indicator of whether the line appears active or deactivated. That indicator is drawn from the same public sources. It is not a live carrier or network confirmation, and it can be wrong, especially where a number has recently been ported, reassigned or disconnected.
We are not a consumer reporting agency as defined by the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq., and a lookup result is not a consumer report. You are responsible for having a lawful basis for each lookup and for how you use the result. This includes complying with privacy and marketing rules that apply where the person you are looking up lives.
A lookup is not consent to contact anyone. If you call, text or email a number you looked up, you are responsible for the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (47 U.S.C. § 227), the national and state Do Not Call rules, and any other telemarketing or anti-spam law that applies to you.
The 3D Property Viewer draws an illustrative massing model of a parcel from the dimensions published in its public property record: living area, lot size, year built and property type. It is not a survey, an architectural drawing, a floor plan, a site plan, an elevation, a photograph or a security assessment. Heights, floor counts, room counts and sightlines are estimates generated from those published figures so the record can be read against a shape. The Viewer does not show the real interior layout, occupancy, entrances, access roads, utilities or any protective measure of any building.
Government, military and other restricted parcels are shown in grey and locked. We do not collect, store, display or infer classified information, controlled unclassified information, export-controlled technical data or any other non-public information about an installation, facility, agency or its personnel, and no feature of the Service is designed to reveal it. Every figure the Viewer shows comes from the same public property sources described above, and where those sources publish nothing for a parcel, the Viewer shows nothing. We are not a government contractor, we are not affiliated with or endorsed by any agency, and we hold no restricted or sensitive facility data.
Government buildings, major landmarks and bridge infrastructure are locked worldwide. A parcel whose public record names a government building, a monument, memorial, historic site, museum, capitol, cathedral or observation deck, or a bridge, viaduct, causeway, overpass or bridge authority, is shown greyed out and is not rendered for any account that is not an administrator. A landmark or a bridge is not a security assessment and this rule is not a catalogue of protected sites: it reads the published text of each record, wherever the parcel is, and a parcel the record describes in other words reads as an ordinary property.
The Viewer, and any rendering it produces, must not be used for surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, operational or security planning, vulnerability assessment, or to plan any unlawful entry, disruption or interference at a government, military or other restricted facility. Those uses are prohibited by our Terms of Service, and we may suspend any account that attempts them.
If an agency, a base, a facility operator or a property owner asks us to remove or restrict a parcel, we will do so. We may also grey out, restrict, remove or disable a parcel, a layer or the entire Viewer at any time, for one account or for every account, where we believe compliance, public safety or a legal request requires it. The Viewer is an informational feature rather than a promised one: its data, its layers and its availability can change, be limited or be switched off without notice, and a change, restriction or removal is not a breach of these Terms or of any purchase. Anything you paid for is governed by our Refund Policy, not by continued availability of this feature.
The Viewer is not available to visitors whose internet connection is located in a country at war with, or openly hostile to, the United States. The blocked list is Russia, Belarus, Iran, Syria, North Korea, China, Cuba, Venezuela, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. We check the country a connection resolves to before the Viewer loads, and the property lookup behind it refuses the same connections. The check reads the IP address or country of the connection, not the person using it, so a VPN, proxy, corporate network or mobile carrier can place a visitor in the wrong country in either direction. A blocked visitor can still use the Address lookup and the rest of the Service.
Ukraine is deliberately not restricted. The Viewer stays available to Ukrainian residents, agencies and officials, and the country check is the same for every account: an administrator account, a staff account or an invited government official is gated on exactly the same basis as everyone else. No person, agency or country is given an exemption from the country check, and no account is given a way around the locked parcel categories.
Where a claim arises from your use of the Viewer for a purpose these notices prohibit, the indemnity in our Terms of Service applies.
VPNs, proxy servers, Tor, residential and mobile proxy services, IP blockers and any other tool that hides or changes your IP address are not permitted on Lead-Pitch. Anyone using one is not allowed to use the website.
The reason is that the country check on the Property Disclosure tools and the blocked-address list that refuses new accounts both read the connection a request arrives from. A masked connection defeats both, so we treat masking as a breach of our Terms of Service rather than as a browsing preference. The full rule, and what happens to an account that uses a mask to get around a country restriction, a ban or a blocked address, is in the VPNs, proxies and IP-masking tools section of our Terms of Service.
We do not claim to detect every VPN. We act on what the network shows, and a corporate network, a hotel or airport network, a mobile carrier or a shared office connection can look similar, so a legitimate visitor can be refused by mistake. If you believe that happened to you, contact us and we will review it.
Lead-Pitch is built on the Base44 platform, which runs the hosting, the sign-in system, the database and the file storage on our behalf, so we do not run a web server, a mail server or a card system of our own. Sign-in goes through the platform’s managed authentication over an encrypted connection, passwords are never visible to us, and there is no PHP engine anywhere in the platform: the pages are React and the server-side functions are TypeScript. The PHP engine vulnerabilities that make the news do not apply to this site.
Data access is enforced on the server rather than in the browser. Access rules decide which records an account can read or change, so a member reaches their own leads, pitches, searches and contests and not another member’s, and the tools that can change other people’s data or account settings are limited to administrators. Prepaid credits, plans and employee access are checked on the server each time a tool runs, not by a value the browser can edit.
Uploads are stored privately, opened only through a link that expires, and scanned before they are kept. An account that submits a malicious file is closed to uploads and referred for review, and card details are captured by our payments provider rather than passing through our servers. The keys the Service uses stay on the server and are never sent to a browser, and we do not hold Social Security numbers (see Social Security numbers and identity identifiers above).
Every refused or suspicious request is recorded with the address it came from, the time, the tool called and the account behind it, so an attempt can be investigated, an address can be blocked from opening new accounts, and an account making unauthorized calls can be locked pending review. We review those records and the accounts behind them. No system is perfectly secure, so use a strong password, keep it to yourself, and tell us through the Feedback page if you suspect someone else has reached your account.
Requests also pass through a network edge layer before they reach the app. That layer refuses traffic carrying well-known attack patterns, such as database queries and script injected into a form, blocks or challenges automated and bot traffic, and rate-limits repeated sign-in, password-reset, upload and lookup attempts from the same address so one source cannot hammer the Service. The filters run ahead of our own code, so they act on the shape of a request rather than on who is sending it, and a fast series of ordinary requests, a shared office network or a busy public connection can occasionally be slowed or refused. If you believe a legitimate request of yours was caught, contact us and we will review it.
The LLC Filing Assistant is an information tool. CEL Website Design LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, and using that tool does not create an attorney-client relationship with us or with any attorney listed on it.
The filing buttons link to official state Secretary of State portals, state tax and franchise tax sites, and the federal EIN application. Those sites belong to government agencies, not to us, so the forms, fees, deadlines, registered agent rules and annual reporting requirements are set by that agency and can change without notice. We do not prepare, review, submit or track a filing for you, we are not your registered agent, and we cannot promise that a filing will be accepted or that an LLC is the right choice for your business.
Custom merchandise is designed, printed and fulfilled by our partner Taylered By Haven, and that partner’s own terms, pricing and return policy apply to those orders.
Ads you publish through Meta or Google, and emails you send through a connected Gmail or Outlook account, are governed by those providers’ terms and policies. External links in the Service are provided for convenience and are not endorsements.
Paid features, credit bundles and subscriptions are processed by our payments provider, Base44 Payments. Prices, renewal terms, cancellation and refund eligibility are described in our Terms of Service and shown at checkout before you pay.
Lookup credits and lead credits are prepaid and do not expire. Some add-on features include a free trial that converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel before it ends.
We sell contact data packs: ready-made files of business contact records, organized by industry and size, for a buyer’s own business-to-business outreach. A pack is assembled from our own prospect inventory and contains business contact information only.
We do not sell, include or deliver business contact records located in California, Texas, Oregon or Vermont. Those four states are filtered out of every pack we assemble, at every pack size and in every industry, and our lead research does not cover them either.
The lead generator is a separate thing from a data pack: it is a research and verification tool that checks public Google Maps business listings to find businesses with no website, or with only a Facebook page, so a member can pitch its own web design services to them. The leads it produces stay in the account that ran the search and are never sold as a list. Those four states are not offered in the lead search, and our research service refuses a search, a state scan or an automated scan that targets them, so no prospects located there are collected.
That position reflects the privacy and data broker rules in those states, including the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the CPRA and California’s data broker registration requirements, the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act, and the Vermont data broker regulation law (9 V.S.A. chapter 62). We review it as those laws change, and we may extend the exclusion to other jurisdictions.
A pack is a snapshot of business contact information drawn from public sources. We do not warrant that a pack is compliant for any particular use, and a buyer remains responsible for its own outreach and for the marketing, privacy, telemarketing and data protection laws that apply to it.
Our comparison pages show our own current prices next to prices and features we found published by other companies. We check those figures on the date printed on the page, but other companies change their plans, promotions and billing terms without telling us, so a competitor figure can be out of date the day after we check it. Confirm it on that company’s own site before you buy from them.
The comparison describes what each product is for, not which one is better for you. It is not an endorsement of another company, a claim that another company’s product is defective, or professional advice. No company pays us to appear in it, and none of them reviewed or approved it.
The Records Check tool searches published arrest, booking and custody records, court indexes and local news coverage for a name in an area you choose, and reports only what a public source has published. Records are added, sealed, expunged, corrected and taken down all the time, and a search that returns nothing does not mean nothing happened. Treat a result as something to confirm at the courthouse, not as a finding.
The Birthday Lookup tool searches public records, directories and public profiles for a date of birth published against a name and location. It is not identity verification, and it cannot tell two people with the same name apart. Never use it to answer an identity-verification question, to open an account or obtain a document in someone else’s name, or for any purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Neither tool is a consumer report, and Lead-Pitch is not a consumer reporting agency. Do not use either one, or anything else in the Service, to decide whether to hire, rent to, insure, lend to or admit anyone. For those decisions the law requires a regulated screening report obtained with the person’s written authorization.
Both tools can also be run from the Membership page and emailed to a company address you enter. That email lists the name searched, the results found with a link to each source, and the account that requested it, together with the same research-only notice shown on this page. It is sent by our email provider to the address you supplied and leaves the Service at that point: the recipient can keep, forward or print it, and we cannot recall or control a copy once it has arrived.
We do not perform drug testing, hair follicle testing, employment or degree verification, motor vehicle record pulls or credit checks. Where our pricing and comparison pages list what those services cost, each figure is a market range published by screening companies, with the midpoint of the range shown as an average. Those figures are estimates for comparison: they are not our prices, not a quote, and they change without notice.
For the services we do not offer, our pages link to third-party providers such as AccuSourceHR, Checkr and Bchex. The links save you a search. They are not referrals in the regulated sense, we are not paid or given a commission for them, and we do not endorse or warrant what those companies sell. Their own terms, prices, turnaround, compliance obligations and refund policies govern your order, and we receive no data about it.
Email Verified reads the published mail records of an address’s domain and reports whether the address is likely to accept mail. The result is a verdict of online, offline, risky or unsure, with the reason behind it and a flag for throwaway, role and shared mailboxes. It is a deliverability aid for our members and our own team, not a verification of identity and not a confirmation that anyone reads the inbox.
A verdict can be wrong in either direction. A mail server can refuse our query, rate-limit us or refuse a sender that the address would in fact accept, which shows as unsure or offline for an address that works. A live mailbox can also be abandoned, and a role mailbox can be read by several people or by nobody.
A member who knows a verdict is wrong can contest it from the same page, stating whether the address is online or offline and adding a note. We review each contest by hand and may uphold it, dismiss it, or ask for more detail. Filing a contest is not an appeal that changes the result automatically, and it does not create a right to a refund, a credit or any particular outcome.
The Service is provided "as is" and without warranties, and our liability to you is limited. The complete disclaimers, limitation of liability and indemnity terms are in our Terms of Service.
If you have a question about these notices, or a request about your own data, contact us using the details below. For how we collect, use and protect information, see our Privacy Policy.
Need help? Ask Charles
Charles is the Lead-Pitch assistant. Open him with the Ask Charles button in the corner of any page and ask about leads, pitches, credits, plans or the outreach rules. Signed-in members can also press ? for help and keyboard shortcuts.
CEL Website Design LLC, an Arkansas limited liability company
200 W Scenic Drive, North Little Rock, AR 72118
Email: celwebsitedesigns@gmail.com
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19. Social Security numbers and identity identifiers
Lead-Pitch does not ask you for a Social Security number and does not collect, store, sell or return one. No feature of the Service looks up a Social Security number, and no plan, credit pack or data pack includes one.
Some companies sell background-check products built around an SSN trace, and our comparison may say so where that is the case. We do not offer one. A Social Security number is the key to opening credit, taking over an account and stealing an identity, and a leak cannot be undone by deleting a record, so the only safeguard we rely on is never holding one.
If anyone asks you for a Lead-Pitch Social Security number, or for one in order to use any tool here, it is not us. Report it through the Feedback page.
The personal information we do hold is limited: your account name and email, the business contact records in our data packs, and whatever you choose to upload to a tool. Uploaded files are stored privately and reached only through your own account, together with the function that has to read the file to produce your result.