GrapeLeads Review (2026)$0.56 a Result, Not a Lead
By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
You are billed per result, not per usable lead: one credit opens the search and one more is charged for every business it returns, so a broad filter burns credits whether or not the results are worth calling.
web developers, designers and agencies prospecting local businesses that do not have a website yet — surfaced from Google Maps with contact details.
you sell to companies that already have an online presence, or you want transparent pricing before creating an account.
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Pricing (2026)
✓ Pricing re-verified 12 Sep 2026
Pay-as-you-go credit packs, bought once rather than subscribed to: Freelancer $28 for 50 credits ($0.56 each), Startup $55 for 100 credits ($0.54) and Agency $127 for 250 credits ($0.51). Bulk pricing is on request and signing up gives 20 free credits. Credits measure work, not leads: one credit starts a search and one more is charged for every filtered result, so a search that returns 20 matching businesses costs 21 credits.
The vendor also states that unused credits carry a 50% bonus when its 2.0 app ships. Mind the URL — the price list lives at /buy-credits/ while the /pricing link 404s, which is how we had this down as unpriced until now. One rounding note: the page prints $0.54 per credit for the Startup pack, but $55 for 100 credits is $0.55 — their own figure is a cent optimistic. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.
Category context: Sales & CRM. Across the 12 tools in this category that we researched with a public US-dollar price, the median entry price is about $45 a month (lowest paid plan as listed, per seat where the vendor prices per seat). Compare pricing conditions in the Software Cost Atlas →
What the pricing page doesn’t say
The packs are small enough that this is cheap to test ($28 for 50 credits) but it is the wrong shape if you want volume prospecting at a predictable monthly cost — there is no subscription at all. The site also still 404s its own /pricing link while the real list sits at /buy-credits/, which is an odd look for a tool sold to web professionals. And the niche (Google-Maps businesses without websites) is the real product: judge the data on one pack before you go further.
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What GrapeLeads does
Lead-finding for web developers and agencies — surfaces local businesses without websites from Google Maps, with contact details, on signup credits.
What buyers report about GrapeLeads
Hands-on: not tested by usReported by buyers: Product Hunt, Capterra, G2 and SourceForge — all checked, none carryin, read August 2026 (re-checked 12 August 2026)
Themes from the buyer-review sites listed at the foot of this page, read in August 2026 (re-checked 12 August 2026). We have not run GrapeLeads ourselves, so this is other buyers' experience rather than ours. We summarise it here because the complaints are usually the part a vendor page leaves out.
- • It is built for exactly one job: finding local businesses with a Google Maps presence and no website, for agencies that sell websites. That focus is why it works where general lead tools do not.
- • The commitment is genuinely small — credit packs are one-time purchases from $28, with no subscription at all and 20 free credits at signup (read on the vendor's own buy-credits page, 12 August 2026).
- • We found no buyer reviews on any platform we checked in August 2026 — no listing on Product Hunt, Capterra, G2 or SourceForge. The write-ups that do rank are editorial and affiliate articles, which are not buyer reports, and one apparent "review" site turned out to be a coupon clone.
- • That same narrow focus is the limit. If you sell anything other than web design or SEO to local service businesses, this is the wrong tool.
- • The vendor's own uplift claim — 87% of users seeing a 25% lift — has no independent verification that we could find.
Where the ratings disagree. No gap to describe — there is no second source to compare against.
When the paid plan is worth it
There is no subscription at all — you buy credit packs once: $28 for 50 credits, $55 for 100, or $127 for 250. Per credit the page prints $0.56, $0.54 and $0.51, so the volume discount across a fivefold jump is about nine per cent. Buying the big pack to save money is not the argument here. The argument is what a credit actually buys, and this is the part that changes the sums entirely.
One credit starts a search and one more is charged for every filtered result it returns, so a search that finds twenty businesses costs twenty-one credits. Read the packs through that lens and they shrink: the $28 Freelancer pack is about TWO searches of that size, Startup is four, and the $127 Agency pack is eleven. The twenty free credits you get on signup are one search, not a trial period.
That shape has a practical consequence: you are billed per result, not per usable lead. A broad filter burns credits whether or not the businesses it returns are worth calling, so the discipline that saves money here is narrowing the filter before you run it, not buying more credits. If half of a twenty-result search is worth a call, your real cost is about $1.20 per usable lead. Which makes the small pack the right first purchase rather than the expensive one.
$28 buys enough to judge the data on your own patch — the niche is Google-Maps businesses without a website, and whether that list is any good for your area is the only question that matters. One note on finding the prices at all: they live at /buy-credits/ while the site's own /pricing link 404s, which is why we had this down as unpriced for longer than we should have.
How to actually use GrapeLeads
Spend the 20 free credits on one narrow search rather than a broad one, because you are billed per result rather than per usable lead. One credit opens the search and one more is charged for every business it returns, so a query that returns twenty costs twenty-one credits whether or not any of them are worth calling. Tighten the geography and the category hard before you run it. Then judge the data, since the niche is the product: these are Google-Maps businesses without websites.
Take five of your twenty results and check them by hand — is there genuinely no site, is the phone number live, is the business still trading? Your hit rate on those five is what converts the credit price into a cost per usable lead. At $0.56 a credit, twenty-one credits is $11.76; if five are worth contacting, that is $2.35 each. Buy the smallest pack that answers the question.
Freelancer is $28 for 50 credits, which is cheap enough to test properly, and there is no subscription at all — so this is the wrong shape if you want volume prospecting at a predictable monthly cost, and the right shape for occasional targeted searches. One practical note: the price list lives at /buy-credits/ and the site's own /pricing link returns a 404, so do not conclude the tool is unpriced.
Distilled from GrapeLeads' own credit-purchase page, grapeleads.com/buy-credits/, read 10 September 2026: the credit packs with their per-credit rates ($0.56, $0.54 and $0.51), the Freelancer pack at $28, and the pack sizes alongside them. The worked example in our text — twenty-one credits at $0.56 is $11.76, or $2.35 per usable lead if five of them are worth contacting — is our own arithmetic, not a figure GrapeLeads publishes.
GrapeLeads vs Bookyourdata, side by side
Each column shows the vendor’s own published entry price, read on the date shown. Entry prices can cover different services or units, so check what each one buys. We do not average them into a score.
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The natural comparison is Bookyourdata — Bookyourdata sells verified B2B contact lists pay-as-you-go at published rates; GrapeLeads is the niche specialist for no-website local businesses — smaller pond, sharper spear.
Frequently asked questions
What do the credit packs cost?
Read on their buy-credits page on 12 August 2026: Freelancer is $28 for 50 credits ($0.56 each), Startup $55 for 100 ($0.54) and Agency $127 for 250 ($0.51), all one-time purchases rather than subscriptions, with bulk pricing on request. Signup gives 20 free credits. Worth knowing: the site's own /pricing link 404s and the real list lives at /buy-credits/, which is why this was down as an unpriced tool until now.
What does one credit actually buy?
Not one lead. Their page explains the unit clearly: one credit to start a search, plus one credit for every filtered business in the results — so a search returning 20 matches costs 21 credits. You pay per result returned, not per result worth calling, which means a broad filter is the expensive mistake here. They also state that unused credits earn a 50% bonus when their 2.0 app ships.
Are there independent reviews of GrapeLeads?
We could not find any. In August 2026 we looked for listings on Product Hunt, Capterra, G2 and SourceForge and found none for this product. What ranks instead is editorial and affiliate write-ups, which are not buyer reports. With no independent base to lean on, the $28 pack is the cheapest honest way to judge the data quality yourself.
Is this a hands-on review of GrapeLeads?
This is a researched assessment, not a hands-on test — where we've used a tool ourselves, we say so explicitly. We name what each tool is good and bad at, and we earn a commission only if you sign up, at no cost to you.
- Buyer reviews on Product Hunt, Capterra, G2 and SourceForge — all checked, none carrying a listing, read August 2026 (re-checked 12 August 2026).
- Re-verified 2026-09-12, read on their own buy-credits page; every amount unchanged since 12 August.
- A dated screenshot of that pricing page, kept on this site as the receipt.
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