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Lead Scraper
Find & verify
Find local businesses and the emails they publish
Search any town for a type of business, read every website for published emails, phones and social profiles, score each lead, and save the good ones straight into a list.
- No API key needed
- Published emails, never guessed
- Searching is free
- mapped business categories
- 40
- social networks detected
- 7
- leads per search, at most
- 1,000
- credits to search
- 0
How it works
From a town name to a campaign list in three steps
No exports between tools, no copy-paste, no stale spreadsheets.
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Search the map
Pick a business type and a place. Narrow it with country, postal code and radius, and choose how many leads you want back — 100, 500 or 1,000.
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Every website gets read
The homepage and up to two contact or about pages are analysed for emails, phones, social profiles, tech stack and ad tags, then each lead is scored.
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Save, verify, send
Keep the leads you want in a list with tags, run the addresses through email verification, and drop them straight into a campaign or automation.
Data sources
Start free. Add your own key when you need more.
The business search runs in your browser against the map provider you choose, so your key and your quota stay yours. Only the website analysis runs on our servers.
Free OpenStreetMap search with no API key, or your own Google Places, HERE or TomTom key for wider coverage.
| Built in OpenStreetMap | Your key Google Places · HERE · TomTom | |
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| Cost to search | Free | Billed by provider |
| API key required | No | Yes, your own |
| Website enrichment | ||
| Ratings & reviews | No | Google Places |
| Coverage | Good in cities | Widest |
Enrichment
Everything a website says about the business
Each site is read — the homepage plus up to two contact or about pages — and turned into fields you can filter, segment and personalise on.
Published emails
Only addresses the business shows on its own site, each marked business or generic with a confidence level.
Phone numbers
Collected from the website alongside the email, ready for a follow-up call.
Social profiles
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, TikTok and Pinterest, linked from the site itself.
Tech stack
CMS, ecommerce, analytics, email platform, chat, booking, payments and CDN — know what they run before you pitch.
Ad signals
Google Ads and social pixels, including tags loaded through Google Tag Manager, reported honestly as detected, none known or unknown.
Lead scores
Business, SEO and Social scores on every row, so the best opportunities sort to the top.
Scoring
Know who to contact first
The Business Score measures the opportunity for you, not how polished the business looks. A weak website or no email platform pushes a lead up the list, because that is where you can help.
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Business Score
0–100, weighted towards the gaps you can fill.
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SEO Score
Five buckets of on-page checks, with the failing items listed.
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Social Score
How present the business is across the networks it links to.
Quality bands
High potential
Good potential
Average
Low information
Every lead also gets an estimated marketing-spend range and a proposal brief you can copy into your first message.
Filter, save, repeat
Keep only the leads worth keeping
Narrow the results before you save a thing, then send the keepers into a list with the fields and tags your segments need.
Filters
- Has email
- Has website
- No website
- Has social profiles
- Runs ads
- Minimum score
- Google rating
- Name contains / excludes
- Save to a new or existing list, with tags on every contact.
- Skip, update or create duplicates — your choice per save.
- Business name, phone, website, city, category and scores become list fields, tagged source:scraper.
- Search history and saved searches, re-run in one click.
- Export as CSV, XLSX or JSON whenever you need the data elsewhere.
Search as much as you like. Pay only for what you keep.
Searching and website analysis cost nothing. A credit is used only when a lead is saved to your account.
Questions people ask
Are the email addresses guessed?
No. An address is only shown when the business publishes it on its own website. Nothing is generated from name patterns, so every email can be traced back to the page it came from.
Do I need an API key?
No. OpenStreetMap search works out of the box at no cost. Adding your own Google Places, HERE or TomTom key widens coverage, and a Google Places key adds ratings and reviews. Any usage is billed to you by that provider directly.
How do credits work?
Searching and analysing are free. Credits are spent only when you save a lead, so you can explore as many searches as you like and pay only for the businesses you keep.
Does the scraper verify the emails it finds?
Finding and verifying are separate steps. Once leads are saved to a list, run them through email verification before you send — it is part of the same platform and the same contact database.
Which countries are covered?
Anywhere OpenStreetMap or your chosen provider has business listings. Coverage is strongest in cities and varies by region; a Google Places, HERE or TomTom key usually fills the gaps.
Is it legal to email the leads I find?
The data is information businesses publish about themselves, but the rules for contacting them depend on where you and they are. Check the law that applies to you — for example GDPR, PECR or CAN-SPAM — and always include an unsubscribe link.
Explore the rest
Every part of the platform talks to every other part.
Your next customers are already on the map
Run your first search in under a minute — no API key required.
Start finding leads