Set the center
Supply the operating center that distance should be measured from.
How the directory works
Start with a real operating center, read the published placement fields, and decide whether protected access is worth unlocking.
Browse opportunities
The starting point
Distance begins with the operator's operating center.
Supply the operating center that distance should be measured from.
Choose a supported radius that reflects the territory you can serve.
Narrow published inventory by category and the fields that matter to you.
PostGIS compares geographic points. The selected radius filters published leads around the operating center; it is not a claim that the stops form an efficient sequence.

Photography illustrates the environment; lead facts remain attached to the published record that supplied them.
Read the whole signal
A useful lead keeps its category, location, audience context, equipment, access notes, commission, and verification field in the same view.
Audience
Placement
Access
Status
Protected access
The published lead can show a verification field. Contact details and private documents remain behind the existing account, purchase, and server-authorization boundary.
When present, the verification flag describes the listing. It does not by itself disclose a contact, grant file access, or replace authorization.
What stays public
The marketplace preview and the published lead fields.
A purchase can open the lead's protected contact and related private material when the current user is authorized. The receipt and access remain tied to the existing account flow.
Review marketplace accessUseful answers
Open a question to see how browsing, verification, PostGIS radius filtering, and access fit together.

See the opportunity first
Yes. Marketplace rows and public lead previews remain available so you can understand the published inventory before creating an account or purchasing access.
Directory search
Choose an opportunity, business type, and preferred radius. Marketplace radius filtering and distance ranking begin only when an operating location is available.
Example preferences: healthcare with a preferred 35-mile radius, or office with a preferred 20-mile radius.
Find opportunities that fit your route