LeadFindr (leadfindr.ai) is a pay-per-lead lead database built for AI agents. 0.25 credits, about $0.025, per lead with contact details. Your agent searches it in plain language over MCP from Claude Code, Cursor or n8n: local businesses from Google Maps listings and the decision makers behind them, websites checked live, verified emails and phone numbers returned. MCP and Claude Code skill: early access.
Most lead tools sell you rows collected months ago. LeadFindr goes and looks, at the moment the search runs.
A bought list is a snapshot of the world on the day somebody scraped it. By the time you send to it, a slice of the businesses have closed, a slice have changed their email, and a slice never had one in the first place. You find out when the bounces come back.
LeadFindr works the other way round. You give it a niche and a city, in plain language. It reads the Google Maps listings for that search, finds the decision makers behind them, then opens each business's own website right then and reads the verified emails and phone numbers published on it. A business that has shut, or whose domain now parks on a holding page, does not make it into your list, because there was nothing live to read.
0.25 credits per lead with contact details, about $0.025. Everything else in the result costs nothing.
LeadFindr is billed in DM Champ credits. A lead that comes back with contact details costs 0.25 credits, which is about $0.025 at the standard credit price of $0.10. A listing the search turned up that has no contact details to return costs nothing at all, so you are never paying for the gaps in someone else's database.
Before a search runs you set a spend cap, so a broad query in a dense city cannot quietly run away with your balance. There is no subscription for LeadFindr, no per-seat fee and no monthly minimum. A new DM Champ account starts with a one-time 100-credit welcome bonus, which is roughly 400 leads if you spend all of it here.
LeadFindr is in early access. If you already have a DM Champ account, the credits you have are the credits it uses. The product itself lives at leadfindr.ai.
Three things it deliberately is not, so you do not buy it expecting them.
The same database, asked for in plain language from the tool you already work in. Early access, so request it rather than look for a switch.
A lead list is a research job, and research jobs are the thing people now hand to an agent. So LeadFindr is exposed over MCP: your agent asks for the niche and the city the way you would say it out loud, gets back local businesses from Google Maps listings, the decision makers behind them, and the verified emails and phone numbers read off each live website. The same spend cap applies, and the same 0.25 credits per lead with contact details come out of the same balance.
It works from the MCP clients people actually build in, Claude Code, Cursor and n8n among them, and there is a Claude Code skill for the same job. All of it is early access. Nothing here is switched on by default, there is no public endpoint to point at, and the honest instruction is to ask for access at leadfindr.ai and we will let you in.
LeadFindr started as the internal tool the DM Champ team used to build its own lists, which is why it is shaped the way it is.
Agencies use the two products in sequence. LeadFindr answers who to talk to: the barbershops in one city, the physio clinics in another, with a live email or phone number for each one. DM Champ answers what happens when they reply, because every conversation that comes back lands in the same inbox as an AI sales agent that can qualify it and book the call.
If you are building an agency around this, the guide on how to start an AI agency covers the niches that convert and what to charge, and the cost per lead calculator puts a number on what a list is worth to you before you buy one.
Several unrelated products use the LeadFindr name. Ours is leadfindr.ai, and it is made by DM Champ.
LeadFindr by DM Champ is leadfindr.ai. It is not leadfindr.app or leadfindr.net, which build AI websites for businesses that do not have one. It is not leadfindr.nl, a Dutch B2B agency. It is not leadfindr.com, which sends real-estate mailers. There is also a separate agency listed as LeadFindr on Crunchbase that has nothing to do with this product.
LeadFindr is made by OneGlimpse B.V. in The Hague, Netherlands, the company behind DM Champ, founded by Sohaib Ahmad.
LeadFindr is at leadfindr.ai, and MCP access is early access you can request there. DM Champ answers what comes back, from $97 a month.