The businesses near you that could be customers
A niche and a town, not an afternoon of copying.
Commercial cleaners want offices and clinics. Food and drink suppliers want restaurants and cafes. Printers want 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. It reads the Google Maps listings for the niche and area, opens each business's own website during the search, and returns the emails found there plus the owner's or team's email where one can be found. Businesses that have closed or whose website is dead do not reach the list, which in a local market is a meaningful share.
Getting the owner instead of an inbox
The person who decides what a small business buys.
A generic address on a contact page is a start, but in a small business the owner or manager decides what gets bought, and reads mail addressed to them. LeadFindr looks for that person's email alongside the published addresses, so the first line of your message can go to the one who says yes.
Every email shown is verified in real time at search time. An address on a catch all domain, a mail server that accepts everything so the address cannot be proven, is labelled unverified instead of verified. That keeps your bounces down and your own domain out of spam folders.
Priced like a tool a small business can actually use
Pay once, no seats, no per lead fees.
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). Nothing is counted per lead, so the week you work through every accountant in the county costs what a quiet week costs.
There is no seat to buy for the one person who does the selling, and nothing to approve before a search runs.
What to do with the list
Phone, email, or hand it to whoever does the calling.
- Every search is saved in your account, so you can stop halfway and come back.
- Star the businesses worth chasing into a list.
- Export as CSV, one search, your starred leads, all leads or a selection, for a spreadsheet, your CRM or a printed call sheet.
- Each row carries the phone number and Google rating too, so the call list and the email list are the same list.
The call comes from you. The email can too, or the cold email autopilot can write it from each business's website, send it from your own mailbox and follow up until they reply.
Honest limits
Two things worth knowing before you start.
First, a real local niche has businesses with nothing published anywhere. Those come back without an email, and no tool can invent an address that does not exist, so expect a share of the map to have a phone number and nothing else. Second, coverage follows Google Maps: it works worldwide where Google Maps has listings, with density that varies by country. There is no free trial.
Questions People Actually Ask.
How do I find local businesses to sell to?
Search the niche and your town in LeadFindr. You get every business Google Maps lists for it, with phone, website, rating and the owner's email where one can be found, verified in real time.
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 run it again whenever you like.
Do I get phone numbers as well as emails?
Yes. Results carry the business phone, website, address, category, rating, review count and social profiles from the Google Maps listing and the website, plus the emails found and verified at search time.
How much does LeadFindr cost?
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).
What if a business has no email anywhere?
It comes back without one. Nothing is counted per lead, so that does not change what you pay, but no tool can invent an address a business has never published.