Choose a niche and city
Define the local market you want to research, such as dentists in Los Angeles.
Find local businesses, identify the right public decision-maker where evidence is available, and export focused prospect lists with clear contact options and outreach angles.
No credit card required | Free plan includes 50 leads per month
Google Maps Finder
Illustrative product preview
BUSINESS TYPE
Dentists
LOCATION
Los Angeles, CA
WEBSITE FILTER
All businesses
Saved business information
Public fields appear when available.
Example dental practice
Google Maps source
Website and phone available
Public email foundExample local clinic
Google Maps source
Phone and contact page available
Contact form availableOne focused workspace
LeadHunter brings the repetitive parts of local-business research into one organized workflow.
Searching Google Maps repeatedly
Opening business websites one by one
Copying phone numbers and locations
Looking for public emails or contact pages
Cleaning inconsistent spreadsheets
Removing businesses already saved
LeadHunter brings that workflow into one focused workspace.
Simple workflow
Keep research, filtering, and exports in one practical sequence.
Define the local market you want to research, such as dentists in Los Angeles.
Save business names, websites, phones, locations, and public contact information when available.
Use source, website, contactability, and relevant restaurant-platform filters while avoiding duplicate leads.
Move the list into Google Sheets, CSV, or Excel for the outreach process your team already uses.
Flexible local research
Choose the market that matches your campaign. Result quantity and field availability depend on public source information.
Los Angeles
Boston
London
New York
Manchester
Miami
Customer-facing lead data
Review the fields that are available, choose the best contact method, and keep the original source close at hand.
Business name
Website
Phone number
Location
Industry or category
Public email when available
Public contact page
Website status and source
Scrape date
Public contact information is not available for every business.
For web developers and agencies
Find businesses whose Google Maps listing does not include a website, then build a focused prospect list for web, SEO, or digital-service outreach.
WEBSITE FILTER
A missing Google Maps website does not prove the business has no online presence elsewhere.
Agency use cases
Create focused prospect lists around real campaign goals instead of starting from an unstructured spreadsheet.
Research businesses by service category and location before building a focused campaign.
Find listings without a website attached and prioritize prospects for web-design conversations.
Create niche and city lists for local SEO audits, reviews, and service outreach.
Organize relevant businesses before offering paid media, content, or growth services.
Build clean client-ready lists with source details and duplicate prevention.
Give setters structured contact options including email, contact page, phone, and website.
Restaurant campaigns can find public website emails when available, check public delivery-platform presence, store public listing URLs, and filter matching leads before export.
Platform presence is based on publicly available search results and may require verification.
USA-FOCUSED PLATFORMS
UK-FOCUSED PLATFORMS
Search restaurant businesses
Find public website emails when available
Check selected public platform presence
Store public listing or menu URLs
Filter and export matching leads
Community intent leads
Explore supported startup communities for public posts that may show buying intent. Community availability depends on the source and provider configuration.
Move clean data forward
Export matching saved leads without exposing internal IDs or development fields.
Sync selected or filtered leads to the spreadsheet and tab you choose.
Download a UTF-8 customer-facing lead list for flexible workflows.
Export a formatted workbook with clean columns and readable widths.
Website-status filters
Public-email filters
Contactability filters
Delivery-platform filters for restaurant campaigns
Duplicate-safe saved workspace
Customer-facing columns
Early-access plans
Self-serve billing is not connected yet. Start free or contact us about early-access plan changes.
$0
50 leads per month
$19 / month
700 leads per month
$49 / month
2,500 leads per month
$99 / month
10,000 leads per month
Frequently asked questions
LeadHunter is a workspace for finding public local-business information, organizing relevant prospects, avoiding duplicate saved leads, and exporting clean lists for outreach.
Available fields can include business name, website, phone, location, category, source, public email, and public contact page. The exact information depends on the public source.
No. LeadHunter finds public emails and contact pages when available. Some businesses do not publish an email address.
Yes. The No website filter finds businesses whose Google Maps listing does not include a website. It does not prove the business has no online presence elsewhere.
For selected restaurant campaigns, LeadHunter checks public search results for delivery-platform presence and stores public listing URLs when found. These signals may require verification.
LeadHunter uses stable business or source identifiers where available and avoids repeatedly saving the same lead into one user's workspace.
Yes. You can sync matching saved leads to a Google Sheet, or export customer-friendly CSV and Excel files.
You can search local niches across many cities and countries supported by the underlying public data provider. Result quantity and field availability vary by location.
No. LinkedIn scraping is not currently included.
No. LeadHunter is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google Maps, Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, Deliveroo, Just Eat, or other third-party platforms.
Choose a niche, choose a city, and turn public business information into an organized outreach list.