All tools at a glance
| Tool | Best for | Data comes from | Price, as published | No-website filter | Export |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Maps, by hand | A few careful leads, free | Google Maps | Free | You check each listing | Your own spreadsheet |
| NoSite Leads (ours) | One area at a time in the UK, US or Canada, no subscription | Overture Maps open data, refreshed monthly | £1.49 / US$1.99 / CA$2.49 a scan of up to 50 businesses; credit packs; plans from £15 / US$20 a month | Yes | CSV, map, results page |
| FindLeadly | Trying a free plan first | Google Places (as stated) | Free: 20 leads a month; Starter $20 a month; Pro $90 a month | Yes | CSV on paid plans |
| LeadzMaker | A monthly lead quota with pitch and email tools | Public Google Maps and business registry data (as stated) | Basic Pro $29.99 a month; Advanced Pro $59.99 a month | Yes | CSV, Excel |
| SiteSeeker | French-speaking markets, small volumes | Not stated | Basic €0 (5 searches a month); Starter €9; Pro €29; Business €49 a month | Yes | CSV |
| Outscraper | Large pulls of Google Maps data you clean yourself | Google Maps | First 500 places free, then $3 per 1,000 records, $1 per 1,000 after 100,000 | Not stated on its page | CSV, Excel, Parquet, JSON |
| Apify actors | Developers and automations | Google Maps or YellowPages, by actor | Set by each actor: $1.40 to $25 per 1,000 results on the four we read, plus platform use | Yes, in the no-website actors | JSON, CSV, Excel |
| Clay | Sales teams building multi-step outreach | Google Maps and directories through Openmart (as stated) | Free plan; paid plans from $167 a month | Yes | CSV, CRM |
Each tool
Google Maps, by hand
Best for: a few careful leads, free. Search a trade and a town, open every listing, and note the ones with no website button. It is slow, and it is the only way where you see every listing yourself. The six steps.
NoSite Leads (our tool)
Best for: one area at a time in the UK, the US or Canada, paid per scan. Choose a postcode, ZIP or postal code, a radius of 1 to 25 miles, up to 36 trades and up to 500 businesses to check. Every business with no website listed is marked, with phone number, address and a map link, and the results page has a map and a CSV export. Listings that link only to a social profile are marked to check by hand. The data is Overture Maps open data (listings from Meta, Microsoft, Foursquare and other sources), refreshed monthly; NoSite Leads does not scrape Google Maps.
Price: a one-off scan of up to 50 businesses is £1.49, US$1.99 or CA$2.49. Credit packs run from 3 credits for £3.29 to 60 for £49.99 and never expire; monthly plans start at £15 (US$20) for 20 credits. There is no free scan. See a sample list · All prices.
FindLeadly
Best for: trying a free plan first. It finds local businesses with no website, weak reviews or a weak online presence, scores them and exports them. It says its data comes from Google Places. Price: Free, 20 leads and 5 searches a month, no CSV export; Starter $20 a month, 500 leads; Pro $90 a month, 2,000 leads. Its pricing page says payments are currently handled by email. FindLeadly pricing.
LeadzMaker
Best for: a monthly lead quota with outreach tools built in (an AI pitch writer and a bulk email sender). It says it queries public Google Maps and local business registry data in more than 20 countries, including the US, UK, Canada and Australia, and checks domains and their responses. Price: Basic Pro $29.99 a month for 500 leads; Advanced Pro $59.99 a month for 1,500 leads. Exports CSV and Excel. LeadzMaker pricing.
SiteSeeker
Best for: French-speaking markets and small volumes. A French tool that filters for businesses without a website and adds a built-in CRM, site scoring with PageSpeed, AI call scripts and an API. Its data source is not stated. Price: Basic €0 a month (5 searches); Starter €9 (30); Pro €29 (100); Business €49 (300, unlimited CSV exports). SiteSeeker.
Outscraper
Best for: large pulls of Google Maps data that you filter and clean yourself. It collects place data from Google Maps and exports CSV, Excel, Parquet or JSON. Its scraper page lists a website field and advanced filters on paid tiers; it does not describe a no-website filter. Price: the first 500 places are free, then $3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, and $1 per 1,000 after that, with no monthly fee. Outscraper pricing.
Apify actors
Best for: developers and automated workflows. Apify is a marketplace of scrapers (“actors”), and several return only businesses with no website. The four we read: No-Website Lead Finder (Google Maps), Find Local Businesses With No Website (Google Maps, US, also flags social-only and parked sites), Local Lead Finder (YellowPages, US) and Google Maps No-Website Leads Scraper. Price: each actor sets its own, from $1.40 to $25 per 1,000 results on these four, plus Apify platform use. Apify's free plan includes $5 of usage a month with no card; Starter is $19 a month. Apify pricing.
Clay
Best for: sales teams that already run multi-step outreach. Clay says its Sculptor searches Google Maps and local directories through Openmart for listings with no website or one that doesn't load, then looks for an owner's email across its data providers. Price: a free plan (500 actions and 100 data credits a month); paid plans from $167 a month on its pricing page. Clay's page.
We also looked for ProspectParrot and Locato, which appear in launch listings for this kind of tool. Neither website loaded on 10 November 2026, so they are left out.
How we compared them
- Where the data comes from. It decides how fresh the listings are and whose terms apply. Tools that read Google Maps are bound by what Google allows.
- Price as published. Taken from each tool's own pricing page on 10 November 2026, in the currency shown there.
- A no-website filter. Whether the tool can return only businesses with no website, as its own page describes it.
- Export. What you can take away: CSV, Excel, JSON or a link to a CRM.
We haven't run paid tests of the other tools. Everything about them on this page comes from their own sites, and where a site didn't say, we wrote “not stated”.
What no tool can promise
Every tool on this page starts from a business listing with an empty website field. That field is often wrong. When we checked 1,137 UK trade businesses that showed no website in Google Maps search results, 376 had one: 270 showed it only on their full listing, and most of the rest turned up when we searched their name or phone number.
So whichever tool you pick, check each lead before you contact it. Here is how.
Questions
What is the cheapest way to find businesses without websites?
Google Maps by hand costs nothing. Among paid tools, raw data is cheapest per row: Outscraper's first 500 places every 30 days are free, then $3 per 1,000 records, but you filter and check it yourself. A NoSite Leads scan of up to 50 businesses is £1.49 with no subscription.
Do these tools scrape Google Maps?
By their own descriptions, Outscraper and most of the Apify actors we read take their data from Google Maps. FindLeadly says it uses Google Places, LeadzMaker says it uses public Google Maps and business registry data, and Clay says it searches Google Maps and directories through Openmart. NoSite Leads uses Overture Maps open data.
Is there a free tool?
FindLeadly has a free plan of 20 leads a month and SiteSeeker one of 5 searches a month. Outscraper's first 500 places are free, and Apify's free plan includes $5 of usage a month. NoSite Leads has no free scan; its sample list shows what a scan returns.
Which tool is the most accurate?
None of them can promise a business has no website, because they all start from an empty website field. In our own checks, 376 of 1,137 businesses that showed no website in Google Maps search results had one. Check every lead before you contact it.