3 in 10local businesses
have no website.

Most lead tools sell a list compiled ahead of time. LeadSweep scans the area when you ask, loads each business's website to check it actually works, scores every lead with AI and drafts your first email. So instead of a spreadsheet of names, you get a ranked list of who to call and what to say.

LeadSweep scans local business listings across multiple overlapping zones in your target area. For every business found, it automatically checks whether a real, working website exists. Businesses without one, or with a social media link listed as a website, are flagged as high-priority leads.

Scans we have measured returned anywhere from 13 businesses (Craigieburn) to 156 (Cedar Park, TX). A scan covers up to 150; in a busy area it takes the 150 nearest the centre and tells you so. It sweeps the whole suburb in overlapping zones rather than taking the top 20 results.

The AI evaluates each business and assigns a score from 0 to 100. It considers whether they have a website, their star rating, review count, and social media presence. Each score includes plain-English reasoning, a specific pitch angle you can use, and a priority level: HOT, WARM, or COLD.

Any city, town, suburb or postcode, in almost any country. Whole states and countries are too big to scan in one go, so pick a city or suburb inside them instead. The location box suggests places as you type.

Yes, and exporting is always free, because it is your data. One click gives you a CSV with business name, address, phone, website status, rating, review count, social links, lead score and AI reasoning, ready for any CRM. Contact details are included for every lead a scan you paid for found.

LeadSweep checks what the listing claims, then loads the site to see whether it actually works. It probes common domain patterns to catch sites the listing missed, and it does not count a Facebook page or a directory entry as a website of their own. Where a host blocks automated checks, that is reported as unchecked rather than guessed at — a red mark next to a business whose site is fine is a claim you would repeat to them.

Two kinds, and the second is usually the better lead. Businesses with no site of their own — including the ones whose only web presence is a Facebook page or a directory listing. And businesses whose site does not work: a domain that is parked, one that 404s, one that has almost nothing on it. That second group has already decided they want a website and already paid for the domain, so there is something concrete to point at. Paid plans can filter a scan down to just these.

Partly. A free account can count the businesses in any area and see the names of 3 of them, so you can see what is there before you pay anything. Scanning a whole area, with phone numbers, website checks and lead scores, is $15 for one scan ($7 in many countries), $34 for 5, $94 for 14 or $179 for 30, paid once. You don't need a card to sign up.

One scan is $15 ($7 in many countries), 5 scans are $34, 14 scans are $94 and 30 scans are $179. Each is paid once, with no subscription, and the scans in a pack don't expire. One scan sweeps a whole town or suburb for one kind of business, not a single search results page: a typical scan finds around 75 businesses. Packs of 5, 14 and 30 also come with credits for AI lead scores and cold email drafts, and CSV export is always free.

It costs you nothing. If a scan finds no businesses, or errors out, or times out, the scan goes back into your account to use again.

No, never. Once a business is in your list it is yours, and it stays there with its phone number and website check however often it turns up again.

No. There are no subscriptions. You buy scans once: one for $15 ($7 in many countries), 5 for $34, 14 for $94 or 30 for $179. Nothing renews, and the leads stay in your account.

They come with the 14- and 30-scan packs. For a business with no website, LeadSweep generates a real mockup landing page you can send them as a link. When the prospect opens it, you get an email telling you — including if they come back and look again. It is the strongest buying signal the product produces, and the best moment to call.

Yes. LeadSweep automatically detects Facebook and Instagram pages for each business by scraping website links, checking the business homepage, and using domain-based search. Social links appear clickable directly in your results.