Tools to find businesses without websites, compared

Seven ways to build a list of local businesses that need a website: what each one costs, where its data comes from, and whether it can tell a dead or parked site from a working one.

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At a glance

Comparison of tools to find businesses without websites
ToolPriceFree optionDetects dead or parked sitesChecks domain availabilitySelf-hosted, open source
PresenceZeroFree, MIT open sourceEverything; you run itYesYesYes
Grape LeadsOne-time credit packs, from $28 for 50 credits20 free credits on sign-upNot statedNot statedNo
WebleadrOne-time credit packs, from $14 for 50 creditsNo free leads statedPartlyNot statedNo
B2BLeadFinderSubscription, from $14.99/month7-day trial, 25 lead scansNot statedNot statedNo
Webless LeadsOne-time credit packsFree trial with preview accessNot statedNot statedNo
OutscraperPay as you go, $3 per 1,000 placesFirst 500 places each monthNot statedNot statedNo
ThyonixSubscription, from £9/monthOnboarding access: 100 leadsNot statedNot statedNo

“Not stated” means we couldn’t find the feature on the vendor’s site. It may exist.

Each tool in a paragraph

Which one should you pick?

Pick PresenceZero if you want it free, want your lead list to stay on your own machine, and care about the leads that empty-field filters miss: businesses whose listed site is dead or parked. It also tells you whether the matching domain is free before you pitch. The trade-off is setup: you run it yourself, and its best data sources (Google Places, Apify) use your own account.

Pick a hosted tool if you want zero setup, or features PresenceZero deliberately leaves out. Webleadr grades the design of existing sites, B2BLeadFinder builds in a CRM, and Thyonix sends outreach campaigns for you. If you only need raw Google Maps data in bulk, Outscraper is the general-purpose option.

Whatever you use, verify leads before contacting them and keep outreach personal. Our guide on how to find businesses without websites covers the free manual methods too.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free tool to find businesses without websites?

If you are comfortable running a small web app yourself, PresenceZero is free and open source, and also detects dead and parked sites and checks domain availability. If you would rather not install anything, Outscraper’s free monthly places and Grape Leads’ sign-up credits let you try a hosted tool at no cost.

Is there an Outscraper alternative for finding businesses without websites?

Yes. Dedicated finders such as PresenceZero, Grape Leads, Webleadr and Webless Leads focus on the no-website use case instead of general scraping. PresenceZero is the open-source option and can also use Google Maps data through your own Apify account or Google Places key.

Why does detecting dead and parked websites matter?

Many businesses list a website that no longer works or now shows a "domain for sale" page. Tools that only filter on an empty website field miss them, yet they are often the warmest leads because the owner already paid for a site once.

Run this on your own city.

PresenceZero is free and open source. Start with OpenStreetMap: no API key, no account, a scored list in minutes. Or click through a real result set first.