For local service businesses

ScraperCity for local service businesses

Look up finance contacts, trade companies and online stores in your market, and keep only the emails that verify.

How service firms like yours use ScraperCity

Service businesses on ScraperCity mix people searches with company lists. Finance roles come up again and again, alongside trades like plumbing and flooring.

Most use the Apollo Scraper, and their titles lean toward finance: accounts payable, CFO, VP of finance, controller and managing director, plus CEO and founder.
Investment roles appear in those Apollo searches as well: portfolio manager, chief investment officer and head of alternative investments.
Most also search the Lead Database. Industries picked include investment management, banking, accounting and real estate.
Local Business Database and ecommerce store database searches from some of them cover categories like plumbing, flooring, construction and power tools, home decor, industrial equipment, accounting and boats.
Most run the Email Validator. Other lookups include tech stack checks for Microsoft 365, GoDaddy and Amazon Web Services, and a Maps search for commercial fire safety consultants.

These points come from what local service companies search for on ScraperCity.

A worked example: finance contacts at accounting firms

You sell a service to finance teams and want the people who approve it at accounting firms.

Query the database. In the Lead Database, set the industry to accounting, add the titles CFO, finance director and controller, and require an email.
Widen with Apollo. Build an Apollo.io search with controller, VP of finance and accounts payable, and scrape it with the Apollo Scraper.
Merge. Combine both exports into one sheet and remove duplicate people.
Verify. Send the merged sheet through the Email Validator and keep every address it marks valid.

Lists a service business can build

Here are list types a local service company can make with the tools above, whatever trade it is in.

All businesses of one category around your town, taken from the Local Business Database and limited to those with a named contact person.
Commercial prospects near you from the Google Maps Scraper, such as property managers or restaurants, with ratings and review counts.
Office managers, operations managers and facilities managers at companies in your city, using the title and city filters in the Lead Database.
Companies on a platform you support, such as an IT support firm looking for sites by the software they run, from the tech stack lookup.
Owner mobiles for a phone-first approach, from the Mobile Finder at $0.25 per number found (FREE if not found).

Keeping a local prospect list current

Local markets change as businesses open and close. These habits help a service company keep its list usable.

Save your area search in AutoLeads so new businesses arrive daily.
Upload your best current customers to AutoLeads and work the lookalike groups it finds.
Set a minimum review count to focus on established businesses first.
Run the Email Validator before every mailing.

Frequently asked questions

Search the Lead Database by title (CFO, finance director, controller) and by city or state, with has email on. It is unlimited on the $149/month plan.

The Local Business Database filters by category, keyword and location. You can require an email, a website or a named contact person, and set a minimum number of reviews.

Run the tech stack lookup at $4.99 per technology. Name a technology and it returns the sites running it, so you can sort prospects by the software they run.

Yes. The ecommerce store database covers 14M stores and lets you narrow by store category, platform, technologies, visits and monthly sales.

AutoLeads saves a search and delivers new matches daily. It can also take an upload of your own customers and find lookalike groups.

Use the Local Business Database with your category and town, or type a business type and city into the Google Maps Scraper at $0.0099 per business.

In the Lead Database, enter those titles, set your city and turn on has email or has phone.

If you have their LinkedIn profile or email, the Mobile Finder can try to find their cell. It costs $0.25 per number found (FREE if not found) and only bills when a number comes up.

ScraperCity for local service businesses

How service firms like yours use ScraperCity

The tools you will use

Apollo Scraper

Lead Database

Local Business Database

Tech stack lookup

A worked example: finance contacts at accounting firms

Lists a service business can build

Keeping a local prospect list current

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the CFO or controller at companies near me?

Where can I get a list of plumbing or flooring companies?

How can I tell which software a company uses?

Can I search online stores by category, like home decor or boats?

Can new leads come in automatically each day?

How do I find businesses in my service area?

How do I find office or facilities managers near me?

Can I get the owner's mobile number?

Reach the finance teams and trade firms in your market