The short version
Everything below in six lines.
- What it is: a pay per lead lead finder, built by the DM Champ team.
- What it finds: local businesses from Google Maps listings, and the decision makers behind them with a LinkedIn profile and a verified work email where one is found.
- How the data stays fresh: every business website is opened live at search time, so closed businesses and dead sites never reach your list.
- What it costs: 0.25 credits a lead with contact details, about $0.025. Nothing for a lead without contact details. 100 welcome credits, which is 400 leads.
- Where it works: Google Maps listings exist worldwide with density varying by country. People search is deepest in the United States, the United Kingdom and Western Europe.
- How to get in: early access, by request. No seats, no subscription, no monthly minimum.
Questions People Actually Ask.
Can my AI agent use LeadFindr?
That is what it is built for. An agent searches in plain language over MCP and gets back local businesses, the decision makers behind them and verified contact details. MCP access is in early access, so request it; today the same searches run in the app.
Which MCP clients does it work with?
Any client that speaks MCP, with early access aimed first at Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, n8n and Make. DM Champ already runs a hosted MCP server for its own API and LeadFindr joins it.
Is there an API?
No public REST API today, and no date promised for one. MCP is the route being built, and it is early access. The app and its CSV export are what exist right now.
What does a search cost my agent?
0.25 credits, about $0.025, for each lead that comes back with contact details, nothing for a lead without, and nothing for the count preview an agent can run before deciding. Every search carries a cap set before it runs.
Does it work in Claude Code?
Claude Code is the first target of early access, together with a Claude Code skill so an agent picks up the workflow rather than just a tool list. It is not installable yet.
Where does the business data come from?
LeadFindr searches live Google Maps business listings by niche and location: name, website, phone, address, category, rating and review count. Every search runs at the moment you press the button, so results reflect what is out there now, not a database from last year.
Does LeadFindr use Google Maps?
Yes. Google Maps business listings are the starting layer for the business search. LeadFindr then opens each business's own website to read the contact details published on it, which is the part a Maps listing does not give you.
Is LeadFindr a scraper?
It reads public business listings and public business websites at the moment you search, so mechanically it is closer to a scraper than to a database product. The practical difference is that nothing is served out of a stored crawl, so a business that closed last month never reaches your list.
Are the emails actually verified?
Yes. LeadFindr opens each business's own website while your search runs and takes the contact email straight off the page it is published on. Work emails for the people behind a business are verified separately before they are returned. Nothing comes from a purchased list.
How are emails verified?
Business emails are read from the live page at search time, so the verification is that the page itself published it seconds ago and you can open that page. Work emails for decision makers are checked before the result is handed back, and a lookup that fails is not charged.
What if a business's website is down or they have closed?
Then it does not make your list. LeadFindr only surfaces businesses whose website is live and reachable at the moment you search, so you are not chasing a contact at a business that already shut down.
What does a lead cost?
0.25 credits for a lead that has contact details, meaning an email, a phone number or a social profile. Credits cost $0.10 each as a top up, so a lead is about $0.025. Champions Circle members pay 0.20 credits a lead.
What does a lead without an email cost?
Nothing. If a business comes back with no email, no phone number and no social profile, it is free. A search that finds nothing at all is also free.
Is there a free trial?
There is no trial period as such. Every new account starts with 100 credits, which is 400 leads with contact details, and those credits behave exactly like bought ones. Access itself is early access, by request.
Can I control what a search costs?
Yes. You set a maximum number of leads before each search and the app prices that ceiling in credits while you choose it. A cap of 200 leads cannot cost more than 50 credits, about $5.
Does it work outside the United States?
Yes. Google Maps listings exist worldwide, so the business search works in most countries, with density varying by country. The people search, which finds the decision makers behind a business, has its deepest coverage in the United States, the United Kingdom and Western Europe.
Does LeadFindr find the owner, or just the business?
Both. Alongside the business, LeadFindr looks for the decision makers behind it and returns the LinkedIn profile and a verified work email where one is found. You can also search people directly by role, industry and location.
Can I export my leads?
Yes. Results export as CSV, you can copy every email in one click, and you can import the leads into DM Champ as contacts. Searches are saved in your account and starred leads live in lists.
Does LeadFindr send emails or run sequences?
No. LeadFindr finds and verifies leads and stops there. Sending happens wherever you already work, including DM Champ if you import the leads there.
How is LeadFindr different from D7 Lead Finder?
D7 Lead Finder sells monthly plans sized by daily search volume, up to 1,200 leads per search according to its own site, and you pay the subscription whether the rows are usable or not. LeadFindr charges 0.25 credits only for leads that came back with contact details, and checks each website live rather than handing you volume.
How is LeadFindr different from Scrap.io?
Scrap.io is a monthly subscription with a credit allowance, from EUR 49 a month for 10,000 credits on monthly billing at the time we checked on 15 September 2026, and credits do not roll over. LeadFindr has no subscription at all: you pay 0.25 credits per contactable lead, and an unused month costs nothing.
How is LeadFindr different from Apollo?
Apollo is a B2B contact database, 240M+ people and 30M+ companies by its own description, sold per user per month from $49 on annual billing. It is built for company employees at scale, and local businesses are where database coverage thins out. LeadFindr goes to the business's own live website for that niche and city instead, and bills per lead.
Who makes LeadFindr?
The DM Champ team, operated by OneGlimpse B.V. in The Hague, Netherlands, founded by Sohaib Ahmad. LeadFindr (leadfindr.ai) is not related to leadfindr.app, leadfindr.net, leadfindr.nl or leadfindr.com.
Where do my leads live?
In LeadFindr. Every search is saved with its results, and you can star the leads you care about into lists. Your leads and lists stay in your account, ready whenever you are.