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Choose a business type, location, directory, website, or community source.
Lead discovery for agencies and outbound teams
Build targeted lead lists in minutes, not hours.
Search Google Maps and startup communities, save the best prospects, and export them to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.
No credit card required during early access.
Google Maps finder
Search & Scrape
Lead results
Public business details saved to your workspace
Export CSVSync to Sheets
| Company | Location | Website | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northline Studio | Austin, TX | northlinestudio.com | Google Maps | Saved |
| Signal Creative | Austin, TX | signalcreative.co | Google Maps | Saved |
| Cedar Digital | Round Rock, TX | cedardigital.com | Google Maps | Saved |
The manual-list problem
Stop building lead lists by hand.
Copying companies from Google Maps takes hours.
Research gets scattered across tabs and spreadsheets.
Teams repeat the same searches and manual cleanup.
Export and organization become another task to manage.
How it works
From target market to outreach-ready list.
Save
LeadHunter collects public business details and saves them to your lead workspace.
Export
Send your leads to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets for outreach.
A focused lead workflow
The useful parts of prospecting, in one place.
Google Maps lead discovery
Collect public business names, websites, phone numbers, addresses, categories, and source details by niche, location, and website status.
Website-status targeting
Filter Google Maps results by all businesses, businesses with websites, or businesses with no website listed.
Central lead workspace
Search, filter, review, expand, copy, open, and clean up saved prospects from one focused workspace.
CSV and Excel export
Move a full list or selected leads into the formats your outreach workflow already uses.
Google Sheets sync
Send recent, selected, or all saved leads to the spreadsheet and tab your team chooses.
Community intent leads
Find public Hacker News launches, hiring signals, and discussions that show timely business intent.
Optional email enrichment
Search public contact and about pages when a business website is available. Results are not guaranteed.
Restaurant campaign enrichment
For restaurant campaigns, check public website emails where available and delivery-platform presence across major US and UK platforms.
Additional community sources are being expanded during early access.
Practical use cases
Built for teams that always need fresh prospects.
Find restaurants, clinics, law firms, agencies, SaaS companies, or other target businesses by niche and location.
Marketing agencies
Build targeted lists by niche, city, source, and website status for focused client campaigns.
Web developers
Find businesses with no website listed and pitch website, SEO, or digital services.
SEO agencies
Identify local businesses by category and location before preparing audit or outreach workflows.
Freelancers
Create focused prospect lists without copying business details across browser tabs.
Lead generation teams
Turn repetitive business research into an organized, export-ready workflow.
Appointment setters
Keep fresh prospects in one place before moving them into an outreach process.
Outbound sales teams
Explore local businesses and startup signals before exporting clean outreach lists.
Find businesses without websites.
Filter Google Maps results to find local businesses with no website listed, then pitch website, SEO, or digital services.
Build outreach lists for any niche.
Search by business type and location, save qualified leads, and export them to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.
Useful for restaurant and local-service campaigns.
Find restaurants and local businesses by city, category, website status, phone number, and source.
Restaurant campaign enrichment.
Scrape restaurants from Google Maps, find public website emails where available, and check public delivery-platform presence across Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, Deliveroo, and Just Eat.
Delivery-platform presence is based on public search signals and confidence scoring. It is not official verification. Ratings and deeper delivery insights may be added later through compliant data sources or official integrations.
Google Sheets integration
Move leads directly into Google Sheets.
Send recent or saved leads into your spreadsheet so your team can begin outreach without copying and pasting rows manually.
Choose a spreadsheet
Choose a sheet tab
Sync selected or recent leads
Replace a tab with all saved leads when needed
Connect your spreadsheet
Four clear steps, no Google OAuth required
- 1Open the Google Sheet you want to use.
- 2Share it with leadhunter-sheets@leadhunter-498411.iam.gserviceaccount.com as an Editor.
- 3Copy the spreadsheet ID from its URL.
- 4Paste the ID in LeadHunter and choose a tab.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/SPREADSHEET_ID/edit
Why is sharing required?
Google Sheets only allows approved accounts to edit a spreadsheet. Sharing the spreadsheet with the LeadHunter service account gives LeadHunter permission to write your selected leads into that sheet.
The spreadsheet ID is the long value between /d/ and /edit. It tells LeadHunter which spreadsheet to update.
Early Access Pricing
Simple early-access pricing
Start free, then choose a plan that matches your monthly prospecting volume.
Free
$0
For trying the core workflow
- 25 leads per month
- Google Maps lead discovery
- Hacker News community leads
- Saved leads
- CSV export
Starter
$19/month
For regular prospecting
- 500 leads per month
- Google Maps and supported lead sources
- CSV and Excel export
- Saved lead workspace
Most flexible
Pro
$49/month
For active outbound teams
- 2,500 leads per month
- Google Sheets sync
- Optional email enrichment
- Advanced lead filters
- Priority support
Agency
$99/month
For higher-volume workflows
- 10,000 leads per month
- Higher-volume prospecting
- Google Sheets workflows
- Priority onboarding
- Agency-focused support
Paid subscriptions will be activated during early access. Self-serve Paddle checkout is coming next.
FAQ
Questions before you start?
LeadHunter is in early access. These answers describe the product as it works today.
What is LeadHunter?
LeadHunter helps agencies and outbound teams discover public business leads, organize promising prospects, and export them for outreach.
What information can it find?
Depending on the source, LeadHunter can collect public business names, websites, phone numbers, addresses, categories, descriptions, source links, and community intent signals.
Does LeadHunter always find emails?
No. Email enrichment searches public website pages when a website is available. Some businesses do not publish an email address, so results are not guaranteed.
How does Google Sheets sync work?
Share your spreadsheet with the LeadHunter service account, enter the spreadsheet ID and tab name, then choose the saved leads you want to sync.
Why must I share my spreadsheet with the LeadHunter service account?
Google Sheets only allows approved accounts to edit a spreadsheet. Editor access lets LeadHunter write the leads you explicitly choose into that sheet.
Where do I find my spreadsheet ID?
It is the long value between /d/ and /edit in the Google Sheets URL.
Which sources currently work best?
Google Maps and Hacker News are the most reliable early-access sources. Additional community and website sources depend on their provider availability.
Is outreach automated?
No. LeadHunter helps users discover, organize, and export public lead data. Users remain responsible for their outreach and compliance.
Do I need a credit card for early access?
No. A credit card is not required to create a free early-access account.
Can I book a demo?
Yes. Use the Book Demo link to email the irsSMEX team and arrange a walkthrough.
Turn your next market into an organized lead list.
Start with Google Maps, save the prospects worth reviewing, and export them when your team is ready.