The businesses near you that could be customers
A niche and a radius, not a database subscription.
Commercial cleaners want offices and clinics. Printers want restaurants and estate agents. An IT support firm wants every accountant in the county. The list exists on Google Maps, and copying it out by hand is an evening's work that produces a spreadsheet of names with no email addresses on it.
LeadFindr does that pass properly: the Google Maps listings for the niche and area, each business's own website opened during the search, and the contact details published there returned with the row. Businesses that have closed or whose website is dead do not reach the list, which in a local market is a meaningful share.
Priced like a tool a small business can actually use
No seats, no subscription, and nothing for the dead ends.
A lead that comes back with an email, a phone number or a social profile costs 0.25 credits, about $0.025. A lead with none costs nothing. There is no monthly fee, so a quiet quarter costs nothing at all, and there is no seat to buy for the one person who does the outreach. Every new account starts with 100 credits, which is 400 leads.
You also set a spend cap before each search, so the largest a search can cost is a number you approved first. For a business that watches its tools bill, that matters more than a headline price.
Getting a name instead of an inbox
The owner or the manager, where we can find them.
A generic address on a contact page is a start, but a small business owner reads mail addressed to them. LeadFindr looks for the decision makers behind each business and returns the LinkedIn profile and a verified work email where one is found, so the first line of your message can be a name. Coverage for that layer is deepest in the United States, the United Kingdom and Western Europe.
What to do with the list
Phone, email, or hand it to whoever does the calling.
- Every search is saved with its results, so you can stop halfway and come back.
- Star the businesses worth chasing into a list.
- Copy every email at once, or export the whole thing as CSV for a spreadsheet or a printed call sheet.
- Import into DM Champ as contacts if you want to run the follow up there.
LeadFindr does not send anything for you. It finds and verifies, and the call or the email comes from you.
Honest limits
Two things worth knowing before you start.
First, a real local niche has businesses with nothing published anywhere. Those come back with no contact details and cost nothing, but they are still a share of the map, and no tool can invent an email that does not exist. Second, access is early access, admitted by allowlist, per account flag, Champions Circle membership or an agency grant, so there is a request step before you can search.
Questions People Actually Ask.
Can I search only my own area?
Yes. A search is a niche and a location, so you can keep it to your town, your city or a specific area and cap how many leads it returns.
Do I get phone numbers as well as emails?
Yes. Results carry the business phone, website, address, category, rating and review count from the Google Maps listing, plus the contact details published on the business's own site.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. You pay 0.25 credits, about $0.025, per lead that has contact details. A month with no searching costs nothing.
What if a business has no email anywhere?
It is free. You are only charged for a lead that comes back with an email, a phone number or a social profile.