An Apollo alternative for local-business lists

When Apollo is the right tool

You sell to companies with departments, job titles and a growing headcount. You need a named person, a direct line and an org chart, and your team prospects every working day. A seat-based contact database fits that rhythm, and the per-seat cost spreads across daily use.

If that is your market, keep the database. Nothing on this page argues otherwise.

When a list built to order fits better

You sell to local businesses where the owner answers the email: contractors, clinics, salons, agencies, restaurants. These businesses rarely keep a LinkedIn company page current, so a database built from professional profiles has little to say about them.

You run a campaign every few weeks rather than every day. You want this month's businesses in one territory, filtered by how established they look on Google, with your current customers taken out. And you would rather not pay for seats in the weeks between campaigns.

What one LeadProof order gives you

• One row per business: name, category, website, a verified email with the check that cleared it, phone, address, Google rating, review count and Maps link.
• A Google review bar you choose: any, 30+, 50+ or 100+.
• Your CRM export uploaded at checkout, so businesses you already know never reach the file.
• A CSV by email with a signed download link, usually within the hour.

Paying for it, in plain terms

LeadProof

Orders start at 100 leads for $9, priced per delivered lead. If a category yields fewer businesses than you ordered, the shortfall is refunded automatically.

A contact database

A monthly fee per seat, with export or credit limits. It pays off when the team prospects daily.

Which costs less

It depends on how often you prospect. Daily outreach to companies with sales teams favors the database; a campaign a month to local businesses favors a list per campaign.

Where LeadProof is the wrong choice

We deliver the business's published contact address, usually a role inbox on its own domain, not a named executive's personal email. We sell no intent data and cannot tell you who is shopping this week. If either of those is the job, a database with people records is the better tool.

Questions

Can I use LeadProof alongside Apollo?

Yes. Many teams keep a database for named contacts at larger companies and order local-business lists per campaign.

Is the data fresher than a database?

Each list is read from Google Maps and its emails verified during your order run, minutes before the file is delivered.

Do I need an account or a subscription?

No. Configure the list, pay once, and the file arrives by email.

Which countries can I order?

Any city, region or country Google Maps covers. Type the locations at checkout.