The DialClient Chrome extension searches LinkedIn with your keywords and saves the posts where a company asks for a vendor, agency or freelancer, along with any email or phone number in the post. New requirements from all users appear in the feed on the right.
Built for every vendor who sells to businesses
It docks on the side of LinkedIn — like Apollo or SignalHire — one click opens the DialClient panel.
Press Start. The agent searches every vendor keyword (“Vendor Hiring”, “Staffing partner”, “need a web developer”…) and scrolls at a human pace.
Job openings, #OpenToWork posts, bench hotlists and vendor ads are filtered out. AI double-checks the rest.
Every requirement appears as a card in your panel and dashboard — with email, phone and the post link.
If a company somewhere says “we need a vendor”, DialClient puts that post in front of you.
Companies hiring USA/Canada vendors, C2C partners, recruitment partners and manpower agencies.
"Vendor Hiring" · "Staffing partner"Businesses that need a website, app, Shopify store, chatbot or tech partner for a project.
"need a website developer"Gifting, security, laptops, facility, events, travel, printing — admin and procurement teams buying now.
"inviting vendors"IT support, cybersecurity, digital marketing, CA/legal, training and manufacturing partners.
"VAPT vendor" · "CA firm"3,000 posts a month + author, LinkedIn link, email & mobile (as per availability) · 1 user, 1 device
Get ProQuick answers about how DialClient finds companies that need a vendor.
Install the DialClient Chrome extension, describe what you sell, and press Start. It searches LinkedIn for buyer posts such as “looking for vendor”, “vendor empanelment” or “need a web development agency”, keeps only real requirements and saves them as leads with any email or phone the poster shared.
A public post where a company says it needs an outside vendor, agency, supplier or freelancer — for example an RFQ, a tender, a vendor empanelment notice, “Hiring USA/Canada vendors” for C2C roles, or “need 60 laptops on rent”. DialClient only collects these, never job openings or candidates.
Choose the Recruitment & Staffing Vendors category (or describe your staffing business). DialClient searches posts like “USA/Canada vendor hiring”, “staffing partner”, “recruitment agencies” and “C2C requirement”, and skips bench hotlists and job ads.
Yes. The Web & App Development category finds posts like “looking for a freelancer to build our website”, “need a Shopify developer” or “recommend a web development agency” — clients with a project, not full-time job openings.
Yes, you get 5 leads free every day. Pro costs ₹599 per month for 3,000 leads a month plus names, LinkedIn links, emails and mobile numbers (as per availability). Each extra device costs ₹399 per month and adds 2,500 leads a month.
DialClient reads LinkedIn at a human pace in a single tab, pauses between searches and stops at 600 posts a day. It never sends messages or connection requests for you.
Yes. Every lead is saved with a link to the original LinkedIn post and to the profile of the person who posted it, so you can read the full post and contact the author directly.
Only what the author published in the post: email addresses (including written-out forms like name [at] company [dot] com), Indian mobile and landline numbers, US and Canada numbers, other international numbers and WhatsApp links. It does not look up private data.
Each lead has a How to win this lead guide with ready-to-edit messages for email, a LinkedIn connection note and DM, a phone script and a WhatsApp message, plus a follow-up plan for day 0, 2, 5 and 10.
Yes. Describe what you need in your company profile and the My business leads tab shows requirements found by all DialClient users that match your services and locations, ranked by match percentage.