D7 Lead Finder alternatives

The best D7 Lead Finder alternative for local business lists is Leadraft (we make it): it finds every business of a trade in a drawn or named area, with emails checked against the mailbox on every plan, and charges once per business with no daily search quota. 10,000 businesses with checked emails fit in its $49 Growth plan. Below are D7's plans, the reasons people switch, and how five other tools (Outscraper, G Maps Extractor, Scrap.io, Apify and Lobstr.io) compare on price, coverage and verification.

Disclosure: Leadraft wrote this. Prices and features come from each vendor's own pages, checked in October 2026 and linked in the Sources. We couldn't find a public Trustpilot profile for D7, so this page relies on D7's own pages rather than reviews. Last checked: November 3, 2026, when D7's plan page confirmed the search and lead limits below; its prices load at checkout in local currency, so the US prices are the ones we saw in October 2026.

What is D7 Lead Finder?#

D7 Lead Finder is a keyword-and-location lead finder. You type a trade and a place, such as "Plumbers in Miami, FL", and get a list of businesses with emails, websites, phone numbers, addresses and social links, typically 300 to 1,200 per list. Its distinctive extras are signals on each lead: email provider (Google, Outlook, Zoho), Facebook Pixel and Google remarketing, paid ads on Facebook, Instagram or Yelp, mobile-friendliness, Google Analytics and WordPress, plus review scores from Yelp, Facebook and Google. It claims a database of 65,000,000+ leads and exports to CSV, Excel and PDF.

How much does D7 Lead Finder cost?#

D7 sells three monthly plans, priced by searches per day. These are the plans as shown on its checkout page for a US customer.

Plans run month to month with no minimum term, and D7's FAQ says an upgrade bills only the difference. A list "usually returns between 300-1200 leads", depending on the niche and the place. Some third-party pages quote different daily limits or extra tiers; the limits above are the ones on D7's own plan page as of November 3, 2026.

Why do people look for D7 Lead Finder alternatives?#

The reasons come from how D7 is built and priced, as described on its own pages.

• Searches are rationed per day. Starter gives 10 searches a day, about 3,500 leads. A large territory takes several days of quota.
• Each list has a ceiling. "Up to 1200 Business Leads per search." In a big metro, one search per trade won't cover everything.
• Verification isn't described. Emails come with each lead, but checking the mailbox isn't mentioned.
• No drawn areas. Searches are a keyword and a place. Polygon or radius search isn't described.
• The data source isn't stated. D7's pages don't say where its leads come from, which matters if you need to explain your list's origin.

Some people searching for D7 alternatives really want a people database (Apollo, ZoomInfo, Hunter) with named contacts and titles. That's a different job: those tools are strongest at companies whose staff are on LinkedIn, and weakest at owner-run local businesses. We compare that route in local business databases compared.

How do the D7 Lead Finder alternatives compare?#

Here's the comparison at a glance, as of October 2026.

How long does a big territory take on D7?#

Daily search limits turn volume into time. Take a list of 20,000 home-service businesses across a metro, as of October 2026 plan limits.

D7's estimates depend on how many results each search returns. Leadraft runs keep going after you close the tab, and you can set a lead goal so a run stops at the number you want.

What do 10,000 local leads cost in each?#

Here's one job priced in dollars across the tools: 10,000 businesses in one metro, with website emails for about half of them (an assumption for the arithmetic; yields vary by trade) and every email checked before sending. Where a tool doesn't describe verification, we add a separate verifier at Outscraper's published $3 per 1,000 (about $15 for 5,000 emails). Prices as of October 2026, with Scrap.io and Apify re-checked November 3, 2026.

Two things change these totals. If your territory is a county or a drawn shape, Scrap.io needs a higher plan (Professional for a county, Company for a polygon). And D7's quota is per day, so a month of Starter covers far more than 10,000 leads if you need them. Run your own numbers in the lead list calculator.

The alternatives, one by one#

1. Leadraft: whole areas, checked emails#

Leadraft finds every business of a trade inside a city, county, postcode, polygon, radius or KML file, searching the area in tiles to get past Google's per-search cap. In one measured run it found 457 Portland coffee shops against 230 from a single search; that's one city and one keyword, so treat it as an illustration (coverage methodology). Emails come from each business's own website and are checked against the mail server. It doesn't detect pixels or ad activity. See Leadraft vs D7 Lead Finder.

2. Outscraper: pay per task#

$3 per 1,000 places (first 500 free, $1 per 1,000 over 100,000), the same for emails and contacts, and a separate verifier. Prepaid credits never expire. A broad field set with reviews and photo counts. See Leadraft vs Outscraper.

3. G Maps Extractor: cheap records, extension included#

Free for 1,000 records a month, then $19 to $149 for 20,000 to 500,000 records. A Chrome and Edge extension, an API and an MCP server. Emails aren't described as verified. See Leadraft vs G Maps Extractor.

4. Scrap.io: filters before export#

Filter by website, phone, mobile, email, rating, Facebook and Instagram before you spend credits, across Google, Apple and Bing Maps. $49 to $499 a month billed monthly, or $35 to $350 a month billed yearly, as of November 2026. See Scrap.io alternatives.

5. Apify Google Maps Scraper: build your own#

Per-event pricing from $4 per 1,000 places on Free to $1.50 on Business, with add-ons for website contacts, reviews and more. Polygon search and country-wide splitting. Built for people who write code. See Leadraft vs Apify.

6. Lobstr.io: pay per result#

One credit per result, one more for emails when found; Starter is $20 for 10,000 credits. One search per ZIP code for full-area coverage, and a Verify Emails option.

Where does Leadraft fit, and what doesn't it do?#

Leadraft is built for complete local business lists with checked emails. That's where it differs from D7 on the points in this page:

• No daily quota. Plans are a monthly allowance of businesses (25,000 on Starter, 100,000 on Growth), and runs keep going after you close the tab.
• Whole areas. City, county, ZIP, polygon, radius or KML on every plan, searched in tiles past one search's cap.
• Checked emails included. Every email is checked against the mail server and graded Verified, Accept-all or Invalid; a checked-email credit is used only for Verified emails you take out.
• Pay once per business. A business you've already paid for isn't charged again, and businesses outside your area or trade aren't charged.

What Leadraft doesn't do: it doesn't detect Facebook Pixel, remarketing tags, paid ads or mobile-friendliness, and it doesn't pull Yelp or Facebook review scores. It records the website platform and links to 8 social networks. If your pitch depends on ad and tracking signals, that's a different data job from building the list.

How do you switch from D7 Lead Finder?#

1. List your keywords and places. The trades and cities you search in D7.
2. Run one market in both. Count unique businesses inside the area, not rows.
3. Check the emails. Count addresses that pass a mailbox check. Catch-all addresses are a maybe (why).
4. Decide which signals you pitch on. Leadraft gives you rating, review count, website platform and social links for each business. Pixel and ad data aren't part of a Leadraft row.
5. Connect your sender. Export CSV, or push to your sequencer.

FAQ#

What is the best D7 Lead Finder alternative?#

For local business lists, Leadraft: area search on every plan (city, county, ZIP, polygon, radius or KML), emails from each business's own website checked against the mail server, and one charge per business. 10,000 businesses with checked emails fit in the $49 Growth plan. Other options compared on this page are Outscraper (pay as you go), G Maps Extractor (records plus a Chrome extension), Scrap.io (pre-export filters across Google, Apple and Bing Maps), Apify (a developer platform) and Lobstr.io (pay per result).

How much does D7 Lead Finder cost?#

As shown at checkout for a US customer in October 2026: Starter $44.99 a month (10 daily searches, about 3,500 daily leads), Agency $54.99 (30 searches, about 10,000 leads) and Professional $119.99 (100 searches, about 30,000 leads, 5 sub-accounts). Prices are monthly and you can cancel any time.

Is D7 Lead Finder free?#

D7 gives 5 free searches a day with basic data, such as business name, ad activity and mobile-friendliness, but free results aren't exportable. Exports need a paid plan.

Does D7 Lead Finder verify emails?#

D7's homepage and plans page list business emails and email-provider detection but don't describe checking addresses against the mail server, as of October 2026. Run exports through a verifier before sending. Our verification methodology explains what a check does.

How many leads does D7 Lead Finder return per search?#

Up to 1,200 per search, according to its homepage. Its FAQ says a list usually returns between 300 and 1,200 leads, depending on the niche and location.

Sources#

All pages checked in October 2026.

1. D7 Lead Finder, home.
2. D7 Lead Finder, plans and FAQ (prices shown at checkout in local currency; US figures above).
3. Leadraft, Pricing and Coverage methodology.
4. Outscraper, Pricing.
5. G Maps Extractor, Pricing.
6. Scrap.io, Pricing and home.
7. Apify, Google Maps Scraper actor.
8. Lobstr.io, Pricing and Google Maps Leads Scraper.