Local business leads across countries
Search by industry and location for businesses, public emails, phones and sourced owner names—all in one table.
| Business | Owner / founder | Public email | GBP phone | Other phone | Website | Category | City / state | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lapeyre Roofing | Hunter Lapeyre | office@lapeyreroofing.com | (512) 877-3087 | (346) 517-6200 | lapeyreroofing.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (352) |
| Specialty Roofing | Wade Wells | info@specialty-roofs.com | (512) 866-3322 | (682) 888-2589 | specialtyroofco.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (73) |
| Cool Roofs - Austin | Colt Moncla | team@coolroofs.co | (512) 980-1297 | (844) 939-2665 | coolroofs.co | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (606) |
| Ace Roofing Company | DJ Shay | info@aceroofingtexas.com | (512) 836-7663 | (512) 520-0850 | aceroofingtexas.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 4.8 (340) |
| FOX Roofing | Austin | Tyler Fox | hello@foxroofing.co | (512) 333-4729 | (214) 505-3374 | foxroofing.co | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (5) |
| Performance Roofing, Inc. | Will Reid | sales@performanceroofingatx.com | (512) 861-5338 | (972) 360-8042 | performanceroofingatx.com | Roofing contractor | Pflugerville, TX | ★ 4.9 (105) |
| Austin Roofing Company | Johnny Zeze | support@austinroofingcompany.com | (512) 640-2658 | — | austinroofingcompany.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (77) |
| REPS Austin Area Roofer | Benny | info@austinarearoofers.com | (737) 802-2272 | — | austinarearoofers.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 5 (31) |
| Driftwood Builders Roofing | Nicholas M Riley | driftwoodbuilders@driftwoodbuilders.net | (512) 894-0129 | — | driftwoodbuildersroofing.com | Roofing contractor | Manchaca, TX | ★ 5 (261) |
| HD Roofing and Repairs | Don Richardson | contact@hdroofingandrepairs.com | (512) 458-6800 | — | hdroofingandrepairs.com | Roofing contractor | Austin, TX | ★ 4.9 (342) |
Fields stay empty when data is unavailable. Website and contact sources appear in lead details. Selected for contact completeness from a real search. Coverage varies across all results. Names reflect the roles stated by their sources; emails are not verified for deliverability.
Connect ChatGPT or your coding agent to search local businesses, review public contacts and export a CSV using your existing credits.
Add the MCP server. In ChatGPT, sign in to your account and approve access.
Choose an industry and city. Review the maximum credit cost before approving the search.
See business details and available contact sources, then download the matching results as CSV.
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Connect OwnerClue to ChatGPT using remote MCP at https://ownerclue.com/api/mcp. Add a custom MCP server with OAuth authentication. Sign in on the OwnerClue website and approve access. Do not request or paste an API key or password in chat. After connecting, list the tools and check my credits without starting a search. Guide: https://ownerclue.com/ownerclue-skill.md
Once connected, help me find up to 3 plumbers in Austin, Texas, US. Check my credits, resolve the location and preview the search. Show the maximum credit cost and wait for my approval before starting. When the task finishes, show the business names, available public contacts and sources, and return a CSV download link with the same filters. Report the actual credits used and leave missing fields empty.MCP server https://ownerclue.com/api/mcp
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2,000 credits estimated
Starter: $35.00 per month
Search: 1 credit per unique processed business, even without email. Separate enrichment: 1 per successfully read unique domain. Optional current phone check: 5 each. Website enrichment inside a Maps search is included. These are usage estimates, not verified-contact counts; exclusions and duplicate rules affect actual charges. Monthly plan price is the subscription charge, not a pay-as-you-go quote.
From search to shortlist
Follow a clear path from a market to a list your team can review and use.
Run one location or a multi-location task. Set a total cap. Repeated business records within one campaign are deduplicated and charged once; distinct branches remain separate.
Roofing contractor · Austin + Phoenix
Review the business, website, public contacts, and factual opportunity signals. Filter to the records that matter to your offer.
Business → contact → source
Open a lead to inspect source links and capture dates, exclude poor fits, and download a CSV matching your filters.
Review → exclude → CSV
What you actually receive
Start with familiar fields: business, owner, public email, phone, website, city, and reviews. Open a row for sources and review status. Missing fields remain empty.
Business details
Compare names, categories, cities, websites, ratings, and review counts before adding a business to your list.
See fields and rulesEmail and phone
See a public email and business phone when found. Phone type estimates are labeled, and additional contacts are in the lead details.
See fields and rulesOwner name
Owner names appear only when a public source supports them. The source and wording stay available in the lead details.
See fields and rulesAlready have a website list?
Upload CSV or paste website URLs, review row outcomes and sources, then export the complete batch. Up to 1,000 input rows and 1 MB per task.
Website list → public pages → evidence review → CSV
Review field mapping, missing names and how to preserve full source evidence.
Export email-bearing rows; keep personal names blank when unsupported.
Create search and enrichment tasks, poll status, read pages and export.
GHL and Instantly use dedicated CSV formats; native sync is not included.
Evidence stays attached
A website contact is associated with a business only when the site matches its map listing. Uncertain websites and their contacts are marked for review. Responsible people appear only when a supporting source was found.
Public-source review example, not app task output · 2026-10-02
Tim Bowen · Founder · “said Founder Tim Bowen.”
Read the original anniversary announcementSupports the historical founder wording; current ownership is not established.
Lead evidence record
Matched to map business
Name, address or phone match
Found on contact page
Source URL and capture time
Not found
Field left blank
Put the list to work
Find businesses with no listed website, an unreachable site, or no booking link on inspected pages.
Explore the workflowResearch plumbers, roofers or dental practices across nearby cities, then manually inspect the local SEO opportunities.
Explore the workflowFind salons where no booking link was found on inspected pages, then check their actual booking channels before outreach.
Explore the workflowCommon questions
Business records start with map listings. OwnerClue inspects a business website when available for public contact details and stores a source URL and capture time with each contact.
Read the detailsNo. A responsible person appears only when supporting evidence is found. Public emails may be absent, and an email found on a website is not a guarantee that the mailbox can receive outreach.
Read the detailsWebsite contacts are associated with a map business only when the site matches by business name, address, or phone. Otherwise the website and its contacts are marked for review.
Read the detailsNo. A displayed phone type may be an estimate. An optional current line lookup is separate, and even that does not prove a person will answer.
Read the detailsYes. After a task completes, you can export a CSV using the same filters as the results view. It includes business fields, contact and source information, review status, observed signals, and exclusion reasons.
Read the detailsThe supported-country registry includes 20 countries. Available choices depend on which countries are enabled for your account; check the workspace for the current list. Search a location or preview selected regions. Set a total lead limit and depth up to 700 per location.
Read the detailsYes. A task accepts up to 1,000 input rows and a 1 MB CSV, including full website URLs. A 500-website list fits one task and one full export. Duplicate domains in the batch share the first result.
Read the detailsA general mailbox such as info@ is distinct from a personal-looking address. OwnerClue labels an owner-linked email only when it was published in the supported person record; name similarity alone does not confirm it.
Read the detailsNo. Read the published role, supporting wording and date. A founder may no longer own the company, and president is a management role. Missing evidence stays blank.
Read the detailsYes. Maps search charges for unique delivered businesses; domain enrichment charges for successful readable websites. Public email and owner fields can still be empty. Failed or review domain rows are refunded.
Read the detailsChoose an industry and cities, then see the contacts and sources your team can actually inspect.
