Why people shop around
Usually the price against the use, sometimes the data model.
GetLeads is a licensed B2B contact database with an MCP, priced on its pricing page at $497 a month for unlimited B2B contact data over a corpus it describes as 402M+ B2B contacts. Two things send people looking: what that monthly price buys against how much of the corpus a small team touches, and the shape of the data when the targets are local businesses rather than companies with employee records.
| Tool | You pay for | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| LeadFindr | One payment, unlimited local business leads | $997 one time, or $97 a month |
| MoltSets | A flat enrichment tier | Free tier, then $27, $97 and $997 a month |
| Outscraper | Rows scraped and domains enriched | $3 per 1,000 records, first 500 free |
| Apollo | A seat, every month | Free plan at $0, Basic $49 per user per month on annual billing |
1. LeadFindr
Local businesses from Google Maps, searched live, paid for once.
LeadFindr holds no corpus. It reads Google Maps listings for a niche and a city, opens each business's own website while the search runs, and returns the business name, address, phone, website, Google rating and review count, category, social profiles and the emails found, plus the owner's or team's email where one can be found. Every email is verified in real time at search time. LeadFindr costs $997 one time for unlimited leads, with 3,000 AI credits included, or $97 a month if you would rather not pay up front ($97 a month is $1,164 a year).
Pick it for local businesses, where the owner or manager is the person you want to reach. Skip it if your targets are companies with employee records, or if you need data access from software: LeadFindr has no API and no MCP, and runs as a web app with CSV export.
2. MoltSets
Flat tiers, MCP native, with a strict licence.
MoltSets sells flat tier pricing with unlimited access to core data within the plan and no per lookup credits, from $27 a month, with $97 and $997 tiers above it, request limits of 5,000, 75,000 and 900,000 per five hours, mobile phone tokens included by tier and extra tokens from about $0.20. It calls itself MCP native with no integration code required.
Read its terms before you build: they say the customer may not develop any service, product, toolset, dataset or derivative work from the Service. Fine for internal prospecting, decisive if you were going to wrap the data in something you sell.
3. Outscraper
The cheapest rows here, cleaning included in your job description.
Outscraper is pay as you go bulk scraping of Google Maps: the first 500 businesses free, then $3 per 1,000 records and $1 per 1,000 above 100,000, with email and contact enrichment priced per 1,000 domains on the same curve. If cost per row is the metric, nothing on this page beats it, and the verification step stays yours.
4. Apollo
A seat based sales platform, included because people ask.
Apollo is a per seat B2B sales platform over a stored database it describes as 240M+ people and 30M+ companies with a 98% email accuracy rate: Free at $0, Basic $49 per user per month, Professional $79 and Organization $119 on annual billing with a three user minimum, with sequences and a dialer included. It is the weakest fit here for local businesses and the strongest for selling software to companies.
Choosing in one minute
Match the bill to the shape of your work.
- Local businesses with the owner's email verified in real time, paid for once: LeadFindr.
- You want the leads emailed for you: the AI writes and sends a personal email per lead from your own mailbox, follows up and sorts the replies. That is LeadFindr.
- Constant enrichment at a flat price, with access from software today: MoltSets.
- Maximum rows for minimum money, and you can clean them: Outscraper.
- Companies with employees, plus sending in the same tool: Apollo.
- A very large licensed B2B corpus queried from software: GetLeads itself.
Questions People Actually Ask.
What is the best GetLeads alternative for local business leads?
LeadFindr, because it reads Google Maps listings and then each business's own live website rather than a licensed corpus, and verifies every email in real time, including the owner's where one is found.
Is there a cheaper alternative to GetLeads?
For local business leads, LeadFindr is $997 one time, or $97 a month, against the $497 a month GetLeads listed on 15 September 2026. MoltSets starts at $27 a month and Outscraper is pay as you go per thousand rows. For a broad B2B corpus, none of them is a like for like swap.
Which alternatives work with AI agents?
MoltSets describes itself as MCP native, and GetLeads positions its MCP as the product. LeadFindr has no API or MCP; it is a web app with CSV export.
What does GetLeads cost?
Its pricing page describes unlimited B2B contact data at $497 a month, read on 15 September 2026.