Newly licensed · Sep 2026
Owner · Matt Reynolds
★ 4.8 (124 reviews) · Austin, TX
$1M – $5M · 10–19 employees
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Fictional contact detailsmatt@example.com(512) 555-0148Revenue and headcount are estimated ranges.
Meet Lucy
An AI that does the research on every row.
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Lucy · watches your market
Tell Lucy who you sell to. Lucy finds the businesses, checks a way to reach each one, flags what just changed, and names the owner when a public record does.
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What happens after you type one sentence.
Business Brightline Dental · Columbus, OH
Changed New location opened · Sep 12
Opened a second location in Dublin in September and has posted three hygienist openings since July. Main line checked; the owner is named on the practice website.
From a state filing and a job boardSave to market
CSV Dental practices, Columbus · 46 companies
HubSpot 46 companies synced
API GET /v1/markets/:id/recommendations
Every row keeps its sourcesExport
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Take your rows to Excel, HubSpot, Claude, or your own tools.
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How it runs
Describe the market once. It stays current.
Weeklyyour market re-checked for what changed
Datedbuying signals, each with its date and source
1 rowper company, however many listings it has
Every factlinks to where it came from
$0for a business we already know
CSV · APItake the rows wherever you work
Who it’s for
Teams that sell to local business owners.
Agencies
SEO, ads, web design, reviews. Talk to the person who decides what gets spent.
Vertical software
Field service, dental, vet, POS. Book demos with whoever signs the contract.
Anyone selling to owners
Insurance, payments, staffing, equipment finance.
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From the founder
Why I built localeads
“You should be able to describe the businesses you want in one sentence and be talking to the people who own them by the end of the week. Every tool I tried either found the company and stopped, or handed me a contact that turned out to be the front desk. So I built one that tells you which businesses are worth reaching this week, and how to reach them.”
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One subscription instead of a stack
Teams that sell to local businesses often pay for a list, a new-business feed and a technology lookup, then check ads by hand. A localeads plan covers each of those jobs.
| What you need | What people buy today | In localeads |
|---|---|---|
| Local businesses with a working phone | OpenmartStarter plan, $149/mo | Included, checked |
| New businesses each week | New-business list sellers such as AlphaLeads$89–239/mo | Included, dated |
| What software a business runs | BuiltWithfrom $295/mo | Included |
| New Google and Facebook ads | The public ad libraries, checked by handyour time | Included, dated |
| Owner name, email and mobile | Owner contact credits from Openmart or LocalPipeLocalPipe from $57/mo | Name when the site states it |
| Total | $500+/mo plus your time | From $149/mo |
Prices as published on each company’s site in October 2026. Trademarks belong to their owners; localeads is not affiliated with them. See the plans
FAQ
Questions
Where does the data come from?
Public records: state filings, license boards, business listings, job posts, and reviews. You can see where every fact came from.
Does every lead have a buying signal?
No. A signal is a dated event, and many businesses have none in a given month. localeads puts the businesses with fresh signals first and keeps watching the rest, so new ones reach your weekly feed. Where a state publishes opening records, a search for newly opened businesses starts from those records.
Do you find the owner?
When a public record states one: the business’s own website, a state filing, or its BBB profile. Many small businesses list only a registered agent, so plenty of rows say “Owner unknown”. We never guess. Every row still has a checked way to reach the business, and localeads can look harder for the owner on the rows you pick.
Do you send emails or make calls?
No. localeads finds the businesses, checks a way to reach each one, and tells you what changed. You reach out from your own tools.
What counts as a buying signal?
A dated event in a public record or listing, such as a new business in the opening records a state or city publishes, a new contractor licence, a business's first reviews on Google, new Google or Facebook ads, a new website or an SBA loan. Each one shows its date and where we found it.
Does my list leak to other customers?
No. What you upload stays in your workspace.
What does it cost?
Plans are $149, $299 and $599 a month. More contacts come in packs: 100 for $15 or 1,000 for $125. Each plan covers a set number of contacts and keeps your markets monitored. A business where something just happened uses 3 contacts when it joins your shortlist; a business you export without a signal uses 1. Looking through everything a market found is free, there are no credits, and a business already in your workspace costs you nothing when it turns up again. Owner names are free when a public record names one. When you ask for owner contacts, each owner email found uses 2 contacts and each owner mobile found uses 20, and a lookup that finds nothing uses nothing.
Tell localeads who you want to reach.
We’ll find the businesses that just became worth calling, each with a checked way to reach it.
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