The problem with most “importer databases”
A large share of importer lists sold online are scraped from old web directories.
The companies may not import your product, may not import at all any more, and the
“contact” is usually a generic info@ address that no buyer
reads. You pay for volume and get a low reply rate.
What “verified” should mean — a checklist
- Shipment-backed — every company is on the list because customs records show it actually imports goods like yours, not because it appeared in a directory.
- A named person — the procurement or purchasing contact by name and role, not a shared inbox.
- Deliverability-checked — the email is validated before you spend a credit on it.
- Recent — you can see the last shipment date and how often they import, so you contact live buyers.
- Filterable by HS code and country — so the list is your product, your market, not a generic dump.
- Traceable — you can see the trade signal a contact is based on.
How EximHub is built against that checklist
EximHub importer records come from customs shipment activity for Indian export categories. Each carries a verified procurement contact, a recent-activity signal, and HS-code / country filtering. Contacts are checked for deliverability before they are revealed, and one credit reveals one contact. See a free sample for your product before you sign up.