New business leads in UAE
UAE sees a constant stream of new companies, from trading firms and consultancies to restaurants, clinics and online stores, many set up by founders new to the market. They need websites, marketing, insurance and IT quickly. CertLeads detects new business websites within hours of going live, so you can reach them in their first weeks.
UAE is a covered market, so full contacts are shown, including named personal emails and phone numbers where we have them. Leads are matched by country, so results cover the whole of the UAE; there is no emirate or city filter, and mainland and free-zone companies appear together.
What new-business leads in the UAE look like
Expect professional services, real estate, hospitality, beauty and wellness, and e-commerce, with sites in English, Arabic or both. Many new companies are small teams operating from a free-zone license and selling across the region.
Industries and platforms worth filtering for
Marketing agencies can filter for Real Estate, Beauty & Wellness and Food & Beverage, where launches depend on paid social and local visibility. Leads for marketing agencies covers the angles that work.
Insurance brokers can look at Construction, Logistics and Healthcare, where cover is often needed before trading starts. See leads for business insurance agents.
Outreach notes
The working week in the UAE runs Monday to Friday for the federal government since 2022, and many private businesses follow it, though not all. Avoid scheduling sends for the weekend, and be mindful of reduced working hours during Ramadan.
A polished, specific message carries weight. Mention the launch, show you have looked at their site, and if it is bilingual, consider whether an Arabic version of your note would be better received. Try the free sample to see recent UAE launches in your industry before you buy.
A note on email rules
In the UAE, the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) sets regulations on unsolicited electronic communications, which are aimed largely at marketing sent over telecom networks such as SMS. The federal Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) governs the processing of personal data, such as a named person's email; check the status of its executive regulations when you send. Free zones such as DIFC and ADGM have their own data protection laws. Identifying yourself clearly and offering an easy opt-out is sensible practice regardless. This is a general summary, not legal advice.
Each lead goes to at most 3 buyers
Every lead is delivered to a maximum of 3 customers, ever. After each delivery it is held back for 10 days before anyone else can take it, and it is never delivered twice to the same customer.
Every lead shows its delivered counter — “delivered to 1 of 3” — before you export it, so you always know how many other agencies could have it. Read the full explanation on exclusive leads.
Pricing
Browsing the directory is free, and a free account includes 5 contact reveals a month. Paid plans:
- Starter — $39/mo: 100 reveals a month, CSV export 2,000/mo (max 200 in a single day), new leads after 24 hours.
- Growth — $59/mo: 500 reveals a month, CSV export 5,000/mo (max 500 in a single day), new leads after 6 hours.
- Pro — $129/mo: 1,000 reveals a month, CSV export 10,000/mo (max 1,000 in a single day), new leads after 1 hour.
- Agency — $249/mo: 30,000 reveals a month, CSV export 30,000/mo (max 2,000 in a single day), new leads instantly.
14-day money-back guarantee on your first monthly subscription. Full contacts — including named personal emails and phone numbers — are shown for businesses in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India and the UAE. Everywhere else, only company contacts are shown, such as info@ addresses and office lines; never personal emails, mobile numbers or names. Compare plans →
Browse this week’s new businesses in the UAE → Every lead is delivered to at most 3 buyers.