The ledger
30 batches for sale. one metro, one niche, one tier. each sells once. instant delivery.
Prime prospects. A trading business with recent reviews, a 4.0 or better rating across at least 3 reviews, and no web presence at all: no website, no hidden site, no social storefront. A human checked every one for hidden sites, franchises and closed doors. You are first through the door.
Verified, wrong aisle. Real businesses that surfaced under the wrong trade search: a mover filed under junk removal, an antique mall under furniture. Human-checked exactly like verified, no website found, and each lead note says what the business actually is. You cannot pick the niche, so they cost $7 instead of $10.
No website, but an active social page that may be doing the job of one. Same review bar, same human check as verified. They already have some online presence, which is why they cost half, but a business running itself off Facebook or Instagram is still a prime candidate for a real site.
Machine-scored, not human-checked. Same starting point: active local businesses with no website on their listing. Our software keeps the ones with a healthy number of reviews, a recent review and a filled-out listing, but no human has checked them for hidden sites or closed doors. You do that last check yourself, which is why 25 of them cost less than 5 verified leads.
Scored, pooled. The same machine-scored leads as the scored tier, drawn from niches too small to fill their own 25-lead block and pooled into one batch per metro. Each row keeps its real trade in the CSV. $44 per 25 instead of $49, because you give up niche focus.
Every tier shares one floor: any business with an average rating under 3.5 is cut before it can be listed. When a batch sells it stays on this page, marked retired, forever. Nobody else ever gets your leads.
Instant delivery: your CSV is emailed and downloadable the moment payment clears. Any lead in a paid batch found to have a working website, be permanently closed, or sit outside its stated metro is replaced or refunded. You are buying public business data. You are responsible for complying with the outreach and anti-spam laws in your market (CAN-SPAM, Spam Act 2003, CASL). Refunds per the terms.