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ComparisonOctober 8, 20264 min read

Webleadr Alternative: Webleadr vs LeadSweep for Web Designers (2026)

Webleadr and LeadSweep both find local businesses with no website for web designers to pitch. The main difference is how you pay and what you get around the leads: Webleadr sells packs of leads with no subscription; LeadSweep scans a whole town at a time and adds website checks, alerts for new businesses and preview sites.

The short answer
  • Pick Webleadr if you want a small pack of leads once, with no subscription, or need exports beyond CSV.
  • Pick LeadSweep if you prospect a few towns every month and want to check an area free first, catch broken sites as well as missing ones, and hear when new businesses open.

Side by side

Webleadr’s details are from its own website, checked on 8 October 2026.

WebleadrLeadSweep
How you payOne-time packs: $14 for 50 leads, $24 for 100$39 or $99 a month, or one area once for $20 ($12 in many countries)
Try before payingNot listedFree count of any area, a no-signup checker, and 3 leads in full
How you searchLocation, category and a radius on a mapOne trade and one town or suburb, covering the whole area
Website checkStatus (own site, platform or none), health grade A–F, design score 1–10None, broken, slow, insecure or not mobile-friendly, with the problem named
Contact detailsPhone, emailPhone, email when listed
SocialFacebook, Instagram, TikTokFacebook, Instagram
OutreachGenerated outreach messagesA drafted first email per lead, using the business's own details
Lead scoreDesign quality score0–100 lead score with the reasons
New businessesNot listedTerritory alerts when one opens (Starter and Pro)
Preview sitesNot listedA mock site for the business you can send (Pro)
ExportCSV, Excel, PDF, JSONCSV

What it costs per lead

Webleadr’s packs work out at $0.24–$0.28 a lead. LeadSweep Starter is $39 for about 350 leads a month, roughly $0.11 each if you use it, and a one-off scan of one area is $20 for every business there (about 75 on average). For a single small batch, Webleadr’s $14 pack is cheaper. For steady prospecting, a subscription works out cheaper per lead.

Which to pick

  • One-off, no commitment: Webleadr’s packs, or LeadSweep’s one-off area scan.
  • You sell redesigns as well as new sites: LeadSweep names what’s wrong with an existing site, which gives you the opening line.
  • You work the same towns every month: LeadSweep’s territory alerts tell you when a new business appears there.

Check your area first

Free, no account: see how many businesses in a trade and town have no website before you buy from anyone.

Free check: how many have no website?

One kind of business, one town. No account needed. Search tips →

Also compared: SiteSeeker and D7 Lead Finder.

See how many are waiting in your area

Create an account, type a town and a kind of business, and LeadSweep counts them for free. A plan then scans every one: website check, phone number, AI lead score and a drafted opening email.

Count your area free →
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