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Businesses without websites

Local businesses that still need a website.

Search a type of business in a place and keep only the ones with no website of their own. A Facebook page, an Instagram profile or a Linktree does not count as a website.

  • Google Maps
  • No website, or only a social page
  • Phone and address
  • Reviews and rating

From $0.07 a search, paid per lookup from your own key. What it costs

What you get

How to find businesses without websites

  • The “No website” filter

    One click keeps the places with no website, or a website that is only a profile on someone else’s platform.

  • Still open

    Permanently closed places are left out, so the list is people you can actually call.

  • Worth calling first

    Sort by reviews: a busy business with no website has the most to gain.

  • Every town

    A lead search in a project runs the same filter across a list of towns or a whole city and saves the matches.

How it works

How to use the lead finder

  1. 1

    Search a place

    A type of business and a city, area or postcode: “plumber” in “Austin, TX”.

  2. 2

    Filter for your pitch

    No website, under 20 reviews, rated under 4, a word in the name: combine rules with all or any.

  3. 3

    Save or export

    Find emails for the ones with a website, save them as leads with a status, or download a CSV.

Use it to

Businesses without websites use cases

  • Web designers and agencies

    A ready list of businesses to pitch a first website to.

  • Local marketing

    Businesses without a site often need help with their Google profile too.

What it costs

Businesses without websites pricing

From $0.07 a search. The software is free. You pay the data provider for the lookups a search runs, from your own key, under a monthly limit you set. Filters are free: they run on the results you already have.

What one lead finder search runs and costs
Part of the searchPrice
One page of up to 20 businesses$0.07

How pricing works

Search data

Start with $5 of free search data

Creator, Google Maps and search data in OpenReach comes from YepAPI. Sign up there and new accounts get $5 in free credit, for a limited time. That is enough to try every tool before you spend anything.

  1. 1

    Sign up at YepAPI

    New accounts get $5 in free credit, for a limited time.

  2. 2

    Copy your API key

    It is on your YepAPI dashboard once you sign in.

  3. 3

    Paste it into OpenReach

    During account setup, or later in Settings. Every tool works from there.

The free credit is YepAPI’s limited-time offer and may end. After it, you pay YepAPI per lookup at its price. OpenReach lists every call with its cost and a monthly limit caps what you spend. See pricing

Businesses without websites FAQ

Is this a Google Maps scraper?

It does the job people use one for, without scraping. The data comes from Google’s official Places data through YepAPI: name, category, address, phone, website, rating, review count, opening hours and business status, live for every search.

How many businesses does one search return?

Google Maps returns up to 20 places a page and 60 for one search. For a whole city, a lead search in a project runs your queries from a grid of points across it, or across a list of towns, and keeps every place it finds once.

Can I find emails for the businesses?

Yes, for businesses with their own website. OpenReach can read the homepage for a contact address ($0.01 each), or ask a business-email directory for the people at that domain ($0.03 each). Businesses without a website are skipped, for free.

Do I need a project?

No. Every tool works on its own. When a result is worth keeping, save it to a project in one click: creators and leads get an outreach status, notes and tags, and monitors check for new mentions on a schedule.

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