Official API data versus scraped enrichment
D7's email addresses, social handles and pixel detection come from checking each business's website, which is genuinely useful enrichment you cannot get from Google's map data. The trade-off is that crawled data ages and breaks: sites move, contact pages change, and the tool has to re-crawl to keep up. FindLeadly makes the different call — it only shows what the official Google Places API returns, so every field comes from the same live source as the Maps listing itself. There is nothing to get blocked, no proxy juggling, and the data is as current as Google's own. How the extraction works goes into the detail.
The no-website filter is the product
For anyone selling web design, hosting or online visibility, businesses without a website are the target. D7 treats that as a keyword you can search. In FindLeadly it is a standard filter on every search, so you can ask for plumbers within 50 km of a postal code with no website and fewer than ten reviews in one pass — here is why that list converts. Qualification inside the search is most of the time saved.
Try the real thing first
The FindLeadly homepage runs a live demo search: a real query against real Google data, results masked, no account required. You know within a minute whether your niche and city return the kind of leads you need — before handing over an email address. Plans start free with 25 leads.