A B2B prospecting tool for local business markets
FindLeadly is built for a specific prospecting job: identifying local businesses in a niche and territory before you contact them. Search by city or postal code, set a radius, and review live Google business data such as the listed website, rating and review count. It is a practical alternative to copying Maps results by hand—not a database of people, emails or corporate org charts.
- Search a niche in a city or postal code
- Use 5, 50 or 100 km radius options by plan
- Review website listing, rating and review count
- Save promising businesses into a focused list
- Phone numbers and CSV export on Starter and Pro
- Live public data from the official Google Places API
How it works
Define one market
Combine one business category with one city, postal code or service territory. A narrow market makes qualification and outreach more relevant.
Run a live local search
FindLeadly requests current business listings and flags visible profile signals, including no website listed, low ratings and few reviews.
Review the businesses
Open the listing, verify the signal and decide whether the company fits your offer. A flag is a research prompt, not a diagnosis.
Build the working list
Save the businesses worth contacting. Starter and Pro can export the list to CSV for the workflow you already use.
Choose the prospecting model that matches the sale
| Approach | Best for | Typical output |
|---|---|---|
| FindLeadly | Local markets where geography and Google visibility matter | Business, location, profile signals and paid-plan phone/CSV |
| Contact database | Named decision-makers, corporate accounts and email-led outbound | People, titles, emails and firmographic fields |
| Manual Maps research | Occasional one-off checks | Listings copied and qualified one by one |
Business-first, not person-first
A local prospecting search begins with the market: for example, accountants within 20 km of a postal code. You can then narrow the results by visible profile gaps. If you instead need a VP's verified email, a sales sequence or CRM enrichment, a contact-data platform is the better tool. See the honest comparisons with Apollo and Clay.
Turn results into a useful list
Raw rows are not a prospecting strategy. Record why each business fits, verify the public signal and decide the next step. The lead list guide explains how to structure that work, while local lead generation covers the broader process.
Frequently asked questions
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