Where our data comes from
Fleaner agents only read information that businesses have made public. Here is every source we use, what we look for, and what we leave alone.
Last updated November 3, 2026Search engines
What we readPublic web pages, news and blog posts that mention hiring, expansion or problems.
What we never readPaywalled content and pages blocked by robots.txt.
LinkedIn
What we readPublic company pages and public job posts.
What we never readPrivate profiles, connections and messages.
Instagram & Facebook
What we readPublic business pages, bios and public posts.
What we never readPersonal accounts, private groups, stories and DMs.
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What we readPublic posts from business accounts.
What we never readProtected accounts and direct messages.
Reddit & forums
What we readPublic threads where businesses ask for help.
What we never readPrivate communities and user profiles.
Google Maps & directories
What we readBusiness listings, opening hours, locations and website links.
What we never readPersonal reviewer details.
Review sites
What we readPatterns in public reviews, such as many mentions of missed calls.
What we never readReviewer names and profiles.
Job boards
What we readPublic job posts and the roles a business is hiring for.
What we never readApplicant data of any kind.
Company websites
What we readAbout, contact, careers and product pages.
What we never readLogged-in areas and customer portals.
Rules every agent follows
Public pages only. We never sign in as anyone, or read private groups or messages.
We follow each site’s robots.txt rules and platform terms.
We collect business contact details, not personal ones such as home addresses.
Every lead shows the source and date of the signal it came from.
Removal requests
Any business or person can ask to be removed from Fleaner by writing to [email protected]. We remove them from every tenant’s workspace within 7 days and stop our agents from collecting their details again.