Prospect Locally vs D7 Lead Finder

Two lead finders with different limits

D7 Lead Finder is a search tool for business leads in any industry and country. You enter a keyword and a city, and it returns a list of up to 1,200 businesses with a name, an email address, a website, a postal address, and links to social media profiles. It adds checks on each business, such as whether its site is mobile friendly, whether it runs paid ads, and which email provider it uses.

Prospect Locally returns the same kind of list and adds the people and phones. Each business comes back with an owner name, emails, phone numbers labeled mobile, landline, or VoIP with their carrier, and text from its website. You export the list as CSV or let an AI assistant run the search for you.

How the pricing differs

D7 sells access by the number of searches you run each day. Its plans page lists Starter at 10 daily searches, Agency at 30, and Professional at 100, with the plans priced at $44.99, $54.99, and $119.99 a month. The plans run month to month, and you can cancel from your profile at any time. The plans page loads its prices through its payment provider, so the amount you see depends on your country. Bulk search, which runs one keyword across up to 100 cities, is on the Professional plan only, and an API key needs an active plan.

Prospect Locally sells a monthly credit allowance instead of a daily search count. Starter costs $39 a month with 10,000 credits, and Agency costs $97 a month with 50,000 credits. You can spend the month's credits on one large search or on many small ones, in any pattern. A daily limit suits a team that runs a steady number of searches each day. A monthly allowance suits a team whose work arrives in bursts.

Where D7 Lead Finder is the better fit

• You want the lowest monthly fee for a steady stream of lists. A plan at $44.99 a month covers 10 searches every day, and the page estimates about 3,500 leads a day.
• You want the extra checks on each business. D7 lists review scores from Yelp, Facebook, and Google, whether a business runs ads on Facebook or Instagram, and whether its site carries a Facebook pixel or Google remarketing.
• You want to look before you pay. D7 shows five free searches a day, though those results cannot be exported.

Where Prospect Locally is the better fit

• You contact the owner. D7's pages list business emails and social links but do not describe an owner name, and Prospect Locally reads one from the business website.
• You call or text. Prospect Locally labels each phone number as mobile, landline, or VoIP and names the carrier, so you can skip the numbers that cannot receive a text.
• You search a whole region in one step. A campaign takes one niche and many locations, and the credits it did not use are refunded when it finishes.
• You work through an AI assistant. Prospect Locally runs an MCP server and publishes an agent skill file, so ChatGPT, Claude, or GoHighLevel can run the search on your behalf.
• You want to try the full product first. Every account gets free credits and does not enter a card.

Where the two tools overlap

Both tools find business emails and social profile links from public pages, export to CSV, run searches across many cities, and offer an API.

What the table does not say

A cell that reads "Not listed" means the D7 pages we read do not state the feature. It does not mean the feature is missing. D7's own page notes that more data exists than its screen shows, so a field may appear in an export without appearing in the text we read.

Every cell links to the page it was read from, and the note under the table gives the day we checked. Prices and features change, so open the linked page before you decide.