Instagram leads for ecommerce — find the brands actually selling
Every agency wants ecommerce clients, and every ecommerce brand lives on Instagram. The problem is that "ecom" on Instagram is drowning in its own industry — course sellers, dropship gurus and growth agencies outnumber the actual stores. Revplex finds real brands with live shops, scores each one 0–100 by buying intent, and pulls the contacts straight from their bios.
Real stores, not the ecom industrial complex
Search "ecommerce" and you'll mostly meet people selling the dream of ecommerce: dropshipping courses, "7-figure founder" coaches, and marketing agencies hunting the same clients you are. The actual brands — the skincare line, the coffee roaster, the streetwear label — rarely write "ecommerce" anywhere. They put it in their name, their handle and their shop link instead. Revplex reads all of those, not just the bio, so real stores surface and the gurus sink.
What buying intent looks like in a brand's bio
When Revplex scores an ecommerce brand, it reads the same signals a good salesperson would spot — then turns them into a 0–100 score with the reasoning visible:
- A live storefront in the link — Shopify, Etsy, Big Cartel or their own domain. A store that's set up to take orders is a store that pays to fill the cart.
- Sell-now energy in the bio — "shop new arrivals," "free shipping," a drop calendar. That's a brand actively selling, not a page collecting followers.
- The category in the name or handle — real brands say what they sell ("skincare," "coffee," "apparel") in their identity, not their industry label. Revplex reads handles and names, not just bios.
- A business account with a contact listed — a wholesale or collab email in the bio means they already expect commercial DMs.
Scored, filtered, and reachable
- Every brand scored 0–100 by buying intent, with the reasoning shown
- Course sellers, dropship gurus and competitor agencies demoted automatically
- Emails pulled from bios where the brand lists them
- A fresh, ranked list in about two minutes — type the exact vertical you sell to
An opener you couldn't write from a spreadsheet
Because the lead card already shows the brand's storefront, category and tone, the first message stops being generic — Revplex drafts it in your voice from those exact signals:
You edit it, you send it, from your own account. And when a brand replies, you mark it in one click — the brain learns what a converting brand looks like for you, and the next hunt ranks brands like that higher.
Your account is never touched
The thing that gets people banned from Instagram is software that logs into their account and automates it — mass follows, auto-DMs, bulk actions. Revplex does none of that. It finds leads from public business profiles, and you reach out yourself, on your own terms. No login, no automation, no ban risk.
FAQ
Can I target a specific product category?
Yes — the niche box is free text, and specific beats broad. "Clothing brands", "skincare brands", "supplement brands" and "coffee roasters" each return their own scored list of real stores in that category.
Will it filter out dropship gurus and ecom coaches?
That's the point — accounts selling courses, coaching or marketing services to brands are flagged as the industry, not the buyer, and demoted. Stores selling actual product rank first.
How is this different from buying an ecommerce database?
Databases go stale and skew to big brands with sales teams. Revplex reads profiles live at hunt time and surfaces the mid-size brands that still answer their own DMs — current, ranked, and reachable.
Is it safe for my account?
Yes — no logins, no automation. Revplex reads public business profiles on its own infrastructure; you reach out yourself, from your own account.
Start with a clean list of real brands
5 verified leads, scored and ready in ~90 seconds. No card.