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Verified B2B leads and business emails from 12 sources, in one search. Sign up with Google or an email address — it takes about a minute, and nothing is charged until you pick a plan.

What an account gets you

12 sources in one search

Google Maps, web search, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Yelp, YouTube, X, Pinterest and Shopify. One query, one results table, one export — not eleven tabs.

Every address verified

Syntax, MX records and an optional SMTP probe on each email before it reaches your CSV, so you know which rows are safe to send to and which are not.

Keyword and city expansion

Run one keyword against a list of cities, and let query expansion cover the adjacent business types you would not have thought to search for.

Export wherever you work

Excel, CSV or JSON on every plan. API access on Scale, so n8n, Make or your own code can run the same searches on a schedule.

How to sign up

  1. 01

    Create the account

    Sign in with Google, or register with an email address and a password — whichever you prefer. Nothing is charged at this step.

  2. 02

    Pick a plan

    Basic, Pro or Scale, monthly or yearly. Payment is handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record; we never see your card details.

  3. 03

    Run your first search

    Type a niche and a city, choose your sources, and press search. Watch the rows arrive with their verification status, then export.

What it costs

Three plans, all with access to every source, email verification and export. Yearly billing is cheaper per month; the full comparison — including which plan carries API access — is on the pricing section.

PlanMonthlyYearlyCreditsBest for
Basic$17/mo$14/mo2,000 credits / monthOne person, a steady list.
Pro$37/mo$30/mo5,000 credits / monthA sales team sending every week.
Scale$97/mo$78/moUnlimited creditsAgencies, and anyone using the API.

Cancel from the billing panel at any time. If it is not what you expected, the refund policy covers the first 14 days.

Before you sign up

  • See it running. The landing page has a replay of a real search — the same dashboard, the same verification statuses — if you would rather look before registering.
  • Check your market is covered. The tool works from a keyword and a place, so it covers any business type that appears on a map or a public profile. The comparison section is honest about where it is not the right answer.
  • Know what you are agreeing to. The Terms of Service and Privacy Policy apply from the moment you create an account.

Questions people ask before signing up

01 Is there a free plan?
No. Every search costs us money to run — map lookups, crawling, SMTP verification — so a free tier would either be useless or unsustainable. A paid plan is required to run searches, and the smallest is $17/month. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee if it is not what you expected.
02 Do I need a credit card to create an account?
Not to create one. You can sign up, look around the dashboard and see how a search is built before you pay. You need a plan before a search will actually run.
03 What does signing in with Google give you access to?
Your name, email address and profile picture — nothing else. We do not receive your password, and we request no access to Gmail, Drive or any other Google service. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
04 Can I cancel?
Any time, from the billing panel. There is no contract and no notice period; the plan runs to the end of the period you have already paid for and then stops.
05 What is a credit?
One credit is one lead returned. A search that finds 300 businesses in Miami spends 300 credits, whether or not each one turned out to have a published email address. Unused credits do not roll over.
06 Is the data legal to use?
Everything the tool returns is information a business has published — on its own site, a public listing, or a public profile. We do not bypass logins or paywalls and we do not buy contact databases. Once you export it you become the controller of that data, which means GDPR, CAN-SPAM and ePrivacy are yours to comply with. There is a guide on exactly where the lines are.

Ready when you are

Sign up, run one search against a niche you know well, and check the rows against what you already know. That is the fastest way to find out whether this belongs in your stack.

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