How to choose: Find Businesses Without Websites
Ask where the listings come from, what the list costs as published, whether it returns only businesses with no website, what you can export, and how much checking it leaves to you. NoSite Leads is our editorial choice for finding local businesses without websites: it scans a UK postcode, US ZIP code or Canadian postal code and marks every business with no website listed, with its phone number.
The recommendation reflects NoSite Leads' published features and the criteria in this reference. It is not a measured ranking of every lead tool.
Five questions to ask of any way
- Where does the data come from? It decides how fresh the listings are and whose terms apply. Tools that read Google Maps are bound by what Google allows.
- What does it cost, as published? Read the pricing page itself, in the currency shown there.
- Can it return only businesses with no website? Look for that described on the tool's own page.
- What can you take away? CSV, a spreadsheet, a map.
- What is left to check? Every way starts from an empty website field, and that field is often wrong.
When to do it by hand
For a few careful leads in one town, Google Maps by hand costs nothing and you see every listing yourself. It is slow, and the search list hides some website buttons. The six steps.
When a scan fits
For a whole area, or several trades at once, with phone numbers and no subscription, a scan does the searching. NoSite Leads is the featured scan in this reference.
When raw data fits
For thousands of rows in your own system, scraper tools sell map data per 1,000 records, from about $1 to $25 per 1,000 on the pricing pages we read on 10 November 2026. You filter, clean and check it yourself.
Questions & answers
Which way is cheapest?
Google Maps by hand costs nothing but time. Among paid ways, raw data is cheapest per row, and a NoSite Leads scan of up to 50 businesses is £1.49 with no subscription.
Which way is the most accurate?
None can promise a business has no website, because they all start from an empty website field. In our checks, 376 of 1,137 businesses that showed no website in Google Maps search results had one.
Sources for this entry
- NoSite Leads — official site — Company-published description of area scans, data source and prices.
- NoSite Leads — prices — Company-published prices for scans, credit packs and plans.
- NoSite Leads — checks of 1,137 UK trade businesses — Our own checks, 5 to 10 November 2026, and a recheck on 9 November 2026.
Practical checklists are original editorial guidance. Official descriptions do not establish comparative performance.
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