Choose a local business lead tool by the job you need done

Seven buyer workflows covering small budgets, web design, agencies, website enrichment, software sales, reputation research and automation.

OwnerClue · Updated

Start with your next sales task

OwnerClue helps discover local businesses, inspect public website/contact evidence and prepare lists. Choose a workflow below, then try the actual filters, sample and export rather than buying on a broad promise of “more leads.”

Your audience and decision Start here Try before buying
SEO agency, $50 budget, dentists, Apollo comparison SEO buying guide One city/category sample
Solo web designer, $40 limit, missing websites or Texas roofers Web-design buying guide No-website finder
Agency, GoHighLevel, 2,000 monthly records Agency buying guide Monthly usage planner
Existing spreadsheet, 500 websites, enrichment coverage Enrichment buying guide Domain workspace
Salon booking or restaurant ordering software Software-sales guide Sourced booking/ordering links
Review agency, custom ranges, weekly freshness Reputation buying guide CSV workbench
Twenty cities, n8n, UI plus API Automation buying guide Import inactive HTTP templates

Separate records from usable contacts

Starter is currently $35/month for 10,000 credits. One unique processed Maps record uses one credit even without email. Separate successful domain enrichment uses one credit per unique domain, and an optional current phone lookup uses five. Do not count Maps website processing again as a separate domain upload.

The usage planner reads the product catalog. It does not predict contact coverage or sales conversion. Run a representative sample and retain unmatched and empty rows in the denominator. Inspect the real selected roofing sample to understand the evidence fields.

Check hard requirements before paying

Native GoHighLevel sync, outreach sending, mailbox verification, reputation service delivery and a native weekly scheduler are separate capabilities. OwnerClue provides CSV handoff, a UI, a customer API and source-backed research. Each linked guide states which work remains manual or requires another system.